Artist Interview with White House Historical Association and Jing Herman

The Beautiful Country: Fine Art Exhibit & Artist Interview

The White House Historical Association cordially invites you and a guest to a special event hosted by Jason Molihan, featuring American flag artworks by Sarasota artist Jing Herman.

• Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
• Time: 12:00–1:30 PM (Remarks begin at 12:30 PM)
• Location: Lobby of One Sarasota Tower, 2 North Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL
• Refreshments: A light lunch will be served.
• Parking: Palm Avenue Parking Garage (located at 1289 N Palm Ave in downtown Sarasota next to Art Ovation Hotel)

Jason will speak about art through the lens of the White House and the White House Historical Association’s educational and conservation projects. He will interview Jing about her creative journey and the story behind her series of 50 American flag mixed-media paintings.

Her artwork, Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, which resides in the White House Historical Association’s permanent collection, will be represented by a full-size fine art reproduction on view at the event and through the end of the year.

This in-person exhibit and artist interview is designed for professionals, community leaders, and art and history lovers.

Explore the full series at .

Jing Herman is a fine artist and official America250 commemorative artist whose work explores resilience, identity, and the American Dream through mixed media, textured American flag paintings incorporating organic and man-made objects from all around the US. Hailed in MSN’s Top 10 Iconic Artists Setting New Standards in 2026 and described as "emerging as the Jasper Johns of the 21st century," her practice is shaped by immigrating to the U.S. in 1993 and embracing what she calls “standing the coin on its edge.” Before dedicating herself to fine art full-time, Jing was named Forbes 30 Under 30 on Wall Street and the US CEO of a tech unicorn. Her work has been featured nationally—including at the Harvard Club, Times Square, Springfield Art Association, the Art Ovation Hotel, and the White House Historical Association private collection. To learn more, visit .