Philip Kennicott is a Senior Art and Architecture Critic at The Washington Post. With a focus on visual culture and public space, he explores themes in architecture, culture, and current affairs, often intertwining topics such as home and garden design and geopolitics. Kennicott's work has been featured in various publications, including the Frederick News-Post, The Philadelphia Tribune, and Newsday Media Group.
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Philip Kennicott mainly covers art-related topics with a focus on art exhibitions, museums, and artists. His work includes reviews, event coverage, and profile features related to the art world. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider offering insights or access related to ongoing or upcoming major art exhibitions, significant developments in the art world that could lead to interesting profiles or feature stories about artists or individuals involved in the arts.
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By: Philip Kennicott
Since Donald Trump returned to office in January 2025, the Smithsonian has been the administration's favored target for its new museum-focused culture war against diversity and inclusion, and narrativ ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
Despite a range of controversies, the Obama Presidential Center makes a good first impression — even the "Obamalisk" at its center.
The life and career of this American harpsichordist – best known for his remarkable survey of Scarlatti’s sonatas – was tragically cut short at the age of 38...
By: Philip Kennicott
One end of the regulation-size basketball court that anchors the south tip of the Obama Presidential Center campus is emblazoned with the words “Yes We Can,” and at the other end, “Fired Up, Ready to Go.”
By: Philip Kennicott
Highlights include a new Philip Glass symphony at Tanglewood, a Tobias Picker work at Santa Fe Opera and a John Williams piano concerto at Ravinia.
By: Philip Kennicott
The giant UFC arena towering over the White House makes it look a bit as if the president’s house has been placed in the dome of a snow globe. Or
By: Philip Kennicott
Philip Kennicott On Wednesday, in a short speech lasting nearly eight minutes, Ronaldo Salgado remembered his father with the seemingly mundane details of life.
By: Philip Kennicott, Ethan Beck, Geoff Edgers, Shane O’Neill, Gene Park, Elahe Izadi, Steven Johnson, Ashley Fetters Maloy, Fritz Hahn
A decade-by-decade look at the books, music, art and ideas that shaped 250 years of society.
The National Gallery of Art is taking a low-key approach to celebrating the country's 250th birthday.
The warning signs the Trump administration has ordered placed along walkways outside the Smithsonian National Museum of American History will attest
