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National Museum of American Diplomacy
United States
Registrace 31. 10. 2019
The National Museum of American Diplomacy tells the story of the history, practice, and challenges of American diplomacy. Through exhibitions and programs, we inspire the American public to discover diplomacy and how it impacts their lives every day.
Located at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C., the National Museum of American Diplomacy is a public-private partnership between the State Department and the Diplomacy Center Foundation. Visitors will have a unique experience at the only museum in the United States dedicated to the subject of diplomacy. No other museum brings diplomatic history to the forefront in its exhibits; no other institution is solely dedicated to collecting the artifacts of diplomacy.
Located at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C., the National Museum of American Diplomacy is a public-private partnership between the State Department and the Diplomacy Center Foundation. Visitors will have a unique experience at the only museum in the United States dedicated to the subject of diplomacy. No other museum brings diplomatic history to the forefront in its exhibits; no other institution is solely dedicated to collecting the artifacts of diplomacy.
Meet the Artist: "Treaties on De-Fences" by Jorge Otero-Pailos
The National Museum of American Diplomacy, in partnership with the Foundation for Art and Preservation in Embassies, is pleased to present Treaties on De-Fences by Jorge Otero-Pailos. In 2017, the U.S. government decommissioned the Eero Saarinen-designed Cold War-era Embassy in Oslo, Norway. This exhibition explores Otero-Pailos’ artistic intervention on this modernist masterpiece, a landmark he helped preserve.
In this video, the artist Jorge Otero-Pailos describes his process and the inspiration behind the exhibit.
On display are sculptures created by Otero-Pailos using the steel fence that once guarded the embassy, an artifact the artist considered historically significant and that would have otherwise been destined for the scrapyard. It also showcases a book containing 51 limited edition prints, some of which are framed and displayed on the walls. The prints are inspired by the diplomatic treaties signed between the United States and Norway, as are the titles of the sculptures, which are derived from these historical documents.
This exhibition runs concurrently with "Analogue Sites," Otero-Pailos’ public art exhibition on Park Avenue in New York City. The installation, on view through October 2024, comprises three of the larger sculptures created out of the fence. They are located on East 53rd, East 66th, and East 67th Streets, near the notable landmarks of the Seagram Building, and the Park Avenue Armory.
Otero-Pailos conceived these artworks in order to spark a national conversation about the preservation of Cold War U.S. embassies, which were originally designed to encourage goodwill towards the United States through their freely-accessible public spaces. The exhibition comes at a moment when many of these embassies are being decommissioned and sold, and calls for reimagining their future while honoring their original intent.
Learn more about the exhibition: diplomacy.state.gov/exhibits/treaties-on-de-fences/
In this video, the artist Jorge Otero-Pailos describes his process and the inspiration behind the exhibit.
On display are sculptures created by Otero-Pailos using the steel fence that once guarded the embassy, an artifact the artist considered historically significant and that would have otherwise been destined for the scrapyard. It also showcases a book containing 51 limited edition prints, some of which are framed and displayed on the walls. The prints are inspired by the diplomatic treaties signed between the United States and Norway, as are the titles of the sculptures, which are derived from these historical documents.
This exhibition runs concurrently with "Analogue Sites," Otero-Pailos’ public art exhibition on Park Avenue in New York City. The installation, on view through October 2024, comprises three of the larger sculptures created out of the fence. They are located on East 53rd, East 66th, and East 67th Streets, near the notable landmarks of the Seagram Building, and the Park Avenue Armory.
Otero-Pailos conceived these artworks in order to spark a national conversation about the preservation of Cold War U.S. embassies, which were originally designed to encourage goodwill towards the United States through their freely-accessible public spaces. The exhibition comes at a moment when many of these embassies are being decommissioned and sold, and calls for reimagining their future while honoring their original intent.
Learn more about the exhibition: diplomacy.state.gov/exhibits/treaties-on-de-fences/
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Diplomacy is important not just for the state but to resolve conflicts among individuals as well.
The cia works for the state department. They handle the dirty work.
Is that a man or a woman ? The US is a strange country.
Respectful Greetings! National Museum of American Diplomacy. The Department of State (DOS): is an executive department of the U.S. Federal Government responsible for advises the U.S. President and leads the nation in foreign policy issues. It was established in 1789. Trough its diplomats, the State Department engages with other countries to address global challenges and promote security, prosperity, democracy, and conducting treaty negotiations and agreements with foreign countries. It is the responsibility of the American Secretary of State to support solutions that improve the quality of life of foreign people and protect the environment. Great Diplomacy for a better World Together! Best Regards! Luís Van-Dúnem
Sao paolo mano?
advancing democracy lol
What a load of rubbish... America defending human rights
might sound reasonable.. but you are doing a really bad job preventing terrorism, but you have managed to do a really good job making it worse..
😂, wonder what Canada would say, if they got sanctions for maple syrup!? so to reach their goals🤔, they changed it to, incentives for their own motives!?
Keep be happy always ❤❤
The US state department is a puppet of Israelis naxxis that has undermined true allies in order to divert more money and weapons to a G state that openly unalives US citizens, in the US
Awesome sir, Inam from Bangladesh
Destroy nations and wreak havoc?
We never have 100% success rate in countering terrorism
You want to build trust using diplomacy and honor is very important! I don't deal with anyone who is NOT honorable!
I feel communication is key to resolutions. All treaties should be negotiated to uphold the best communications and agreements should be honored. If a situation changes as they do they should renegotiate. They should not just ignore the treaties because it shows lack of honor. If you look at it from a legal perspective you make a contract you are supposed to honor it or you must deal with the negative circumstances that it could cause. If something no longer works as time goes on it must be communicated upon! It is never a good idea to ignore agreements/contracts/treaties!
I actually liked the idea of using diplomacy in different ways than just political, as it can be fit into many other aspects of our lives, while trying to give respect to others. For example all relationships you can use diplomacy to better communicate. Business situations you can use diplomacy in many ways for employees to understand your position better while giving them respect and doing your best to get everyone's needs met as the business allows in it's perspective. Online gaming to better communicate with others and keep drama at a minimum or non-existant! This can help people come together while they get heard and especially for strategy games where you need everyone to stay on the same page and work together! Thank you for making this video as everyone in life can use diplomacy when dealing with people.
Alerting all 530 nations ambassadors here in us to come to Lindsay CA 93247 to sue b. Oaks for spying on citizens
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like all my youtubers friends have said!! you don,t need to be very Educationally Bright to be Politician.all go to know is Study the Mafia the Cartels=INTIMIDATION and being a BUlly !!
re-develop*
There is no Caribbean embassies in African nations and no African nation embassies in Caribbean nations.
Anyone who has Critical Thinking Skills knows very well that the US is the number one producer of Misinformation Propaganda in the world!
now i Understand how it's work a foreine policy, that's why US always interfere with every country's matter
It’s very helpful to understand very easily thank you for this video Hope you put more videos like this once again thank you
Interested and educative
Ecuador take notes😂😂
Coming from warographics?
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No need
We can sure
That's the good education, because I just choosing international relations as my major😊
The United states advances democracy…haha. Please don’t make me laugh.
I wish I could afford not to care about the shitshow that is American domestic politics, but you(r) lunatics insist on dumping it onto the rest of the world like so much garbage.
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1:46 ...why the sheep sound around talk of a 'leader'🤔?...weird. Overall, this is a pretty concise video and after watching it I am able to answer my original question: consulate vs embassy difference. Thx!
That's actually the sound of a muffled microphone, but we get the confusion! Glad the video was helpful!
there are only 195 countries in the would though. 3:54
The United States has diplomatic relationships with almost every nation in the world, but the dynamics of these relationships are constantly shifting, so a set number is difficult to define -- learn more about the current U.S. bilateral relationships here: www.state.gov/independent-states-in-the-world/
With all due respect, so stilling the Noche Buena was just the beginning and stilling the Mexican territory was the continuance of the abusive behavior of the United States all over the world. Wow. No shame.
india is not that big what you have shown , represent what the google map shows atleast
The United States seeks to safeguard their own interests by bullying other countries that is diplomacy of a bully!
flunk a joke
I whan to be part of you because am a student of crime management prevention and control
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👍 Counter Terrorism is indeed important . Great video.
Was Morocco helpful?
1:07
I don't know. Coups governments and misuses resources and trafficks people is my best guess.
none of the redhead females words were accurate ! the olive representes the promissed land from the river to the see wich has p4lestine or as people call it for the time being "isr43l" as its main prefecture or capital with its symbolic tree and that would be the olive tree ! as for the arrows they are the symbol of assault and war and they reveal the intention of taking over the promissed land and attacking its ex vital 13 regions wich is why the number 13 ! and it also symbolises the mindset of hitting the enemy from a distance behind the walls ! and finaly the star of david wich no one mentioned ! it representes the creed of z10nism ! and not judahism cause they got nothing in commun ! the star of david on top of the eagle is what the states of america serve and also represent the privileged minority on top of all american ! that would be the isr4eli3s ! if you want evidance then all you have to do is compare the circonstances the of each of 3 political movements like the " BLM / trump supporters / not in my name (jewish group) " the way each f these three were treated and how the black people were shot while being unarmed and how the trump supporters were armed and were not met with fire resistance and how the "not in my name " protesters were granted access to the capitol hall with no resistance what so ever ! then you know that isr43li z10nists are the top priviliged one in america ! and if that s not enough for you then allow me to remind you how isr43l k1lled and sl4ughtered american soldiers by bombing on purpose the war ship kown as " USS lib3rty " you can check out the facts on " al j4zeerah english " cordialy
Could u tell me if possible to sent a letter to embassador how to get intouch with them thanks
You probably just have to email them by going to the embassy's website
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