This is a blog , in cooperation with National Capital Security (my employer)
As journalist, is my first art expo in USA, in Washington, is an honor can have my job and can finance my journalism with my work, thanks
Okey, to do this interview, the press day in Washington , i had to finish an importatn Journalist project, i was inmersive in a Shelter, learning about the hood and drougs, lifestyle here, and was almost a year having a life, like jailtime or something worst. There is where u check temperature about streets in Washington
https://www.catholiccharitiesdc.org/program/new-york-avenue-mens-shelter/
When i get the interview with Melinda Hartwig, Ph.D., she is an Egyptologist and Curator of ancient Egyptian, Nubian, and Near Eastern art at the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University, where she also instructs. She is a Professor Emerita of Ancient Egyptian Art and Archaeology at Georgia State University. With a Ph.D. in Near Eastern Art & Archaeology from the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University, Melinda has authored books, articles, and curated exhibitions. She is a frequent on-air expert for TV programs and documentaries on ancient Egypt. Melinda hosts "The Great Tour: A Guided Tour of Ancient Egypt'' for The Great Courses/Wondrium and consults for Exhibition Hub and Semmel Exhibitions for “Tutankhamun: His Tombs & Treasures.” Melinda has directed Theban tomb documentation and conservation projects in Egypt since 1983, supported by grants that include the NEH and USAID.
I was living , in New York Av Mens Shelter, a place where the exile is very difficult, and life is agresive, my idea was, be there, wait, while receive the Social Security Number, but it was impossible, the many alarms and accidents and hits suffered there is for a write a book, The corrupt people from Colombia who make me look for asylum, contact them , to the managvers of the shelter and other users of the place, it was a year very danger, but like journalist, i had to know why it was so difficult for me get a normal life in USA.
I found all type of trap, lie and there are another history, but it was in a moment where did not know how gewt free from there. play their game make me addict to all, when i came there i just smoke weed, after one year, K2, PCP, Crack and a lot of others it was my daily, but it can get peace to consume, it was a play for them make me jump to one and another drug
Two inttents of murder , sent me to an hotel to prepare the most important interview of my profesional life
First , i love the history and the story of Tut...
I found a lot of bad vibes and ressistence to do this interview, for those reason i left all my work of one year and organize my self in order to be the correct person for it. At this moment all are concentrated to attend the expo and interview, the issue is that, the light of the old Egypt, brigth my darkness and let me choose something better for my self.
Please check the post in social media about him, her, and how change my life, this important expo in Washington
Now, it was reading lot of Egypt, and TUT
I have all ready, tomorrow begins a campaing around the world telling my story in the expo. hope to reach all countries on my list.
Best regards
Juan Pablo Dominguez
Securtity Guard
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Tutankhamun: His Tombs & Treasures
Location: The Rhode Island Center
Address: 524 Rhode Island Ave NE, Washington, D.C 20002
About the Venue & Directions:
The Rhode Island Center, a complex of new buildings, leisure, and cultural facilities, is located 14 minutes from DC and a 6-minute walk from the main Metro station.
Website: https://tutankhamunexpo.com/
D.C. Website: https://tutankhamunexpo.com/wa
Tickets: https://feverup.com/m/162712
Highlights
Embark on an unparalleled journey to the era of the pharaohs and Ancient Egypt!
Explore the legendary tomb and its treasures as they were at the exact moment of their discovery
Learn everything about the boy king, his tomb, and his treasures
Enjoy a fully immersive experience with over 1,000 perfectly reconstructed objects, breathtaking decorations & a complimentary audio guide
General Info
Dates and times: May 2-July 31 (open daily starting at 10 a.m. on weekdays except for Tuesdays; and 9 a.m. on weekends)
Duration: the visit will take approx. 1 hour and 30 minutes
Location: Rhode Island Center
Age requirement: all ages are welcome!
Accessibility: the venue is ADA-compliant
Please consult the FAQs of this experience here