‘Commanding the Screen’ Film Exhibit Opens at Clinton Center This Month
On August 17, the Clinton Presidential Center is set to unveil its latest temporary exhibit, “Commanding the Screen.” This event promises to delve into the significant role of the president in American society through the lenses of television and film. The exhibition will explore how these mediums have shaped public perception and the cultural narrative surrounding the presidency.
The Clinton Center, dedicated to preserving President Bill Clinton’s legacy, offers a range of educational and cultural programs. Its permanent exhibitions include interactive replicas of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, allowing visitors to step into the shoes of a White House insider. These exhibits have been carefully curated to chronicle American history at the turn of the 21st century.
In addition to its rich historical offerings, the Clinton Center engages its community through various events and public programs. These programs often bring together change-makers and influencers for thought-provoking conversations. The Center also boasts award-winning event venues and a museum store offering Clinton-themed memorabilia, ensuring there is something for everyone.
The Commanding the Screen exhibit, set to open on August 17, will undoubtedly be another engaging addition to the Clinton Center’s roster of cultural experiences. As visitors explore this exhibition, they will be reminded of the power of media in shaping public discourse and presidential legacy.
