Paintings from the Melzac collection, recreated by Joby Barron for the exhibition "Chasing Justice"
(CNN)The CIA's fortress headquarters in Langley, Virginia is home to more than few surprises, like a branch of Starbucks where the baristas definitely don't ask names, and a museum of spying you'll never set foot in.
And those are just the details they're authorized to talk about.
Langley is the nerve center of an espionage empire with a budget in the billions. Its classified headcount of intelligence operatives are tasked with, among other things, sabotaging ISIS and waging cyber warfare -- so it is understandable that the agency is a little tight-lipped.
But few know that the HQ's halls play host to one of the world's most enigmatic art galleries.
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1 comment:
WNU Editor,
The only reason to keep the art collection "secret" is because of provenance.
Make's you knida wonder if back in the OSS dat's, a bunch of Nazi War Criminal's traded the Amber Room, for safe passage and new identities in the US.
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