News & Politics | Things to Do A DC Art Gallery Is Hosting an Exhibition to Honor Betty White "Betty White Unites" opens this weekend at Zenith Gallery Art, Betty White | 1 week ago
News & Politics | Things to Do Art Fair Umbrella 2.0 Kicks Off Friday Night It'll feature the work of over 100 artists. Art, No Kings Collective, Umbrella 2.0 | 2 months ago
Things to Do An Immersive Exhibit Featuring the Works of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera Is Coming to DC "Mexican Geniuses" opens May 2022 from the designers of the immersive Van Gogh experience. Art, Painting, Virtual Reality, Frida Kahlo | 2 months ago
Things to Do Alma Thomas: A Guide to Appreciating the Great DC Painter A citywide celebration of her work is underway Art, Museums, Phillips Collection, alma thomas | 2 months ago
Food Shop for Pop Art, Check Out Cool Murals, and Dine on Eclectic Small Plates at Ballston’s New Gallery/Restaurant The restaurant, from the owner of Art Whino, opens June 18. Art, Ballston, murals, Blind Whino | 7 months ago
Things to Do DC’s First Free Little Art Gallery Has Opened on Capitol Hill Like at Little Free Libraries, you put tiny art in, and you take tiny art out Art, Capitol Hill | 8 months ago
Things to Do A New Exhibit Turns Air Jordans Into Art Now you can see 220 sneaker creations at a mobile art gallery Art, Navy Yard, CulturalDC, Sandlot Southeast | 8 months ago
News & Politics This Intriguing Series of Paintings Depicts the Capitol Fence Artist Elaine S. Wilson is documenting the manmade “interruptions” in DC's landscape Art, January 6, Capitol, Capitol fence | 9 months ago
Home & Style | Real Estate Look Inside This $11.5 Million Midcentury-Modern Dream House in Georgetown The house—now on the market—looks traditional on the outside. But the inside transports you to Palm Springs. Art, Georgetown, DC Real Estate, Luxury Home Sales | 9 months ago
News & Politics | Things to Do Glenstone Will Begin to Open Its Indoor Galleries Next Month The Potomac Gallery portion will open April 8, and the Pavilions will reopen May 6. Coronavirus, Art, COVID-19, Glenstone Museum | 9 months ago
