(AP) - Extolling the virtues of Harlem's rich cultural history,
Michelle Obama hosted a luncheon for the spouses of foreign dignitaries
Tuesday in the historic New York City neighborhood she described as
"quintessentially American."
The first lady spoke to about 50
spouses of chiefs of state and heads of government who are attending the
UN General Assembly. The group toured The Studio Museum in Harlem,
which was founded in 1968 by artists and civic and community leaders to
provide space for modern and contemporary black art.