WASHINGTON, D.C.- The Hirshorn Museum and Sculpture Garden presents works of art from its collection. The galleries will feature diverse offerings from the collection, including groundbreaking artist Nam June Paik's Video Flag, a seven-by-twelve-foot bank of seventy video monitors that takes the form of the American flag while flashing images of American politics and technological advances. A variety of post-1960 representational paintings by Tom Wesselman, James Rosenquist, Alex Katz, and Eric Fischl highlight the many nuances of intimate relationships while commenting upon different aspects of American culture.

Recent acquisitions, including photographs by Paul Pfeiffer, Julie Moos, Ann�e Olofsson, and Yasumasa Morimura, and works by Ernesto Neto, Maggie Michael, and Marco Maggi can be found on the second and third levels. A selection of colorful and poetic sculptural works inspired from nature by Giacomo Balla, Jim Hodges, and Roxy Paine are gathered together in a third-floor gallery.