Art
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Editor’s Pick: Georgetown’s GLOW
The exhibition of outdoor light creations features five installations from an acclaimed and diverse mix of international and national artists.
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Editor’s Pick: “Woodcuts” at The Athenaeum
Joan Mayfield and Ruth Trevarrow both rely on wood to create their individual and magnificent works of art.
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Editor’s Pick: $100 & Under Art Exhibit at Del Ray Artisans
Del Ray Artisans presents the return of a popular show featuring original pieces by member artists for sale at or below a maximum of $100.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Storied Strings: The Guitar In American Art’
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts presents the first exhibition to explore the guitar's symbolism in American art from the early 19th century to today.
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Editor’s Pick: Take A Stroll Through The AdMo Art Walk
Over the next month, a baker’s dozen of businesses in Adams Morgan will display artwork in their storefronts as part of this annual art- and...
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Artechouse Presents A ‘Sensory Thrill Ride’ With Cherry Blossoms
Pixelbloom, the latest ravishing, immersive digital exhibit at Artechouse, is on display through the end of May.
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Editor’s Pick: Superfine Art Fair Offers A Fun Way To Collect Art
More than 70 independent artists will offer over 800 works of art at this weekend's Superfine DC.
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The Art of Julian Vankim: Exclusive Images from his DC Center Exhibition
The DC Center reopens its doors to the public with a striking, sensual exhibit by a bold local photographer
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Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience brings a state-of-the-art celebration to an event space near you
The exhibit features atmosphere, color, digital imagery, and emotion projected in 360-degrees across ginormous screens
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Arlington Arts Center presents three solo exhibits alongside a curated group exhibition
Works by Dane Winkler, Emily Fussner, and Patrick McDonough are on display at the contemporary art center
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Al Hirschfeld’s parade of famous pets feature in a virtual exhibition
Featured works include notable pups Lassie, Frasier's Eddie, and Annie's Sandy
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Phillips Collection celebrates 100 years with pandemic-born exhibition ‘Seeing Differently’
The COVID-19 pandemic put the Phillips Collection's 100-year history into sharper perspective
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Georgetown GLOW lights up the neighborhood for spring
"Georgetown GLOW: Spring 2021" features five installations, including "The Weight of a Rainbow" by Stephanie Mercedes
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Hillwood celebrates Vladimir Kanevsky’s Porcelain Flowers
Kanevsky's exquisite, intricate flowers stand in for the real thing at the grand estate and museum
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Spotlight: ‘Bark’ at the Amy Kaslow Gallery
Works by Kaslow offering close-ups of "the tree's most intricate and protective armor."
