This exploration of the color with the longest wavelength of the visible light spectrum, Red, features the works of the Washington Printmakers Gallery's members. It is available to view in person and online.
In Andrea Rowe Kraus' Unmasked: Dolls, Masks, and Marionettes, reduction prints portray the masks and visuals of the markets the artist has seen on trips to Ghana, Sierra Leone, Myanmar, Austria, and Uzbekistan. It is available to view online or in person.
Dupont Underground's new exhibition The February Install features work in a variety of media from Black artists and creators in the D.C. area and relates them to four themes: joy, transformation, unapologetic, and beauty.
Interdisciplinary artist Eames Armstrong juried Movements, Moments, which collects work from a large number of artists, many local, and shows themes of repetition, ritual, and resilience. It is available to view in person and virtually.
Moses Goods (Native Hawaiian) is one of Hawai'i's most prominent theater artists and storytellers. Moses shares traditional Hawaiian stories with a contemporary twist, including one featuring the legendary trickster Maui. The talk will be available to stream on demand on the museum's YouTube channel.
Hamiltonian Artists' annual exhibition debuting the work of its fellows features Maria Luz Bravo, Jason Bulluck, Joey Enriquez, Stephanie Garon, and Lionel Frazier White III this year.
Gene Tagaban (Tlingit), also known as “One Crazy Raven,” will tell listeners stories from his grandmother about the trickster Raven. The program will be available to stream on demand on the museum's YouTube channel.
A trained docent will teach interested households about Hillwood Estate and Marjorie Merriweather Post via a Zoom tour.
Professor and journalist Kevin Noble Maillard (Mekusukey Band of the Seminole Nation) will read his debut book for youth, Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story. The program will be […]
Pyramid Atlantic's new exhibition of works by local and national printmakers evokes joy, beauty, and escapism. The exhibition is available to view in person and online.
In honor of Black History Month, learn more about one of the nation's best-preserved one-room African American schoolhouses in St. Mary's County. Check out the restored schoolhouse and learn about […]
This interactive reading for children and families will cover short stories from Aquiles Nazoa's The Private Life of Rag Dolls, a 1975 work from Venezuela, and will be followed by […]
