Lauinger Library is celebrating its 50th anniversary with two exhibits honoring the evolution and history of the building since its opening in 1970.
The main exhibit on the fifth floor of the library...
Going up the elevator at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Gallery, one cannot help but notice the vibrant, golden art decor that spreads all along the wall — but there is much more to the artwork than...
The school year is busy and students rarely have an opportunity to genuinely explore the District and take part in everything that it has to offer. For those staying in D.C. over the summer, it is...
Take advantage of the cultural hub that D.C. is by checking out the summer’s most interesting exhibits.
Seasonal Landscapes in Japanese Screens
Freer Gallery of Art
1050 Independence Ave. SW
On...
Don’t miss some of the most exciting temporary exhibits at D.C. museums this summer.
Degas/Cassatt
National Gallery of Art — West Building
Sixth Street and Constitution Avenue NW
In the late...
The District may be home to a wide variety of museums, but most associate it with politics, not a burgeoning art scene. Artomatic, the D.C. area’s largest free arts event, aims to change that perception...
