William Adair’s Golden Doors to Infinity Installation at the Smithsonian Arts and Industries Exhibition Space for the European Union’s State of the Arts Night

Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building

This past Saturday evening the European Union Delegation, with the Hirshhorn Museum, celebrated its State of the Arts Night at the Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building, the second oldest building of the Smithsonian Museum on the national mall built in 1881. Featured at the State of the Arts Night was a selection from William Adair’s extraordinary Golden Doors to Infinity project. The exhibition space at the Arts and Industries Building is a stunning one.

Artist William Adair at The Arts and Industries Exhibition Space

Jovita Neliupsiene, Ambassador of the European Union to the United States, made some compelling comments about the strong connections between the United States and the European Union in the beautiful Smithsonian courtyard.

Ambassador Jovita Neliupšiene Delivering Opening Remarks
Artist William Adair discussing his Golden Doors to Infinity project with Ambassador Neliupšiene
Ambassador Jovita Neliupšiene marking the Arts and Industries Door. She wrote “When the US and the EU work together it’s magic” 
Michele Giacalone Chairman of the Board of the European Cultural Foundation with William Adair
Collector Zeid Masri with Govinda Gallery Director Chris Murray
Beth Masri with Artist Carlotta Hester
Chris Murray conferring with William Adair

Special thanks to Amy Bahr, Head of Public Programs at the Hirshhorn Museum and Christine Vest, Cultural Attache, Delegation of The European Union Embassy in the United States

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