The Art World is Riled Up Over the Abrupt Postponement of a National Gallery Show That Would Have Featured KKK Imagery The Philip Guston retrospective would have shown at four museums, including the NGA. Art, National Gallery of Art, Museum, Philip Guston | 3 weeks ago
Things to Do How Netflix’s ‘Residue’ Became a Must-Watch Film About Racism and Gentrification in DC Writer-director Merawi Gerima talks about putting his life on display in his first feature film. Film, Art, Shaw, Netflix | 3 weeks ago
Things to Do PHOTOS: Black Lives Matter Artwork Has Been Painted on Boarded-Up DC Windows The inspiring temporary exhibit stretches along 7th Street, Northwest. Art, Black Lives Matter, Downtown DC, protests 2020 | 4 months ago
News & Politics | Opinion Washingtonians Are Making Poignant Art About Quarantine You sent us Tiger King embroidery, political graphics, and Post-It calligraphy. Coronavirus 2020, Art, COVID-19, Quarantine | 4 months ago
Things to Do These Excellent Covid-19 Posters Are Both Beautiful and Beneficial The Viral Art Project asks artists to submit eye-grabbing designs. Here are some of our favorites. Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, Art, COVID-19 | 5 months ago
News & Politics | Things to Do National Gallery of Art Will Close Due to Coronavirus The museum tentatively plans to reopen April 4. Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, Art, Museums | 7 months ago
News & Politics | Shopping Why DC Needs Art Galleries As several new retail spots open around town, the art-sales scene has changed significantly. Art, Corcoran School, Art Gallery, Washington Color School | 9 months ago
Things to Do PHOTOS: This Exhibition Revisits Feminist Art From the 1970s The show opens at the Archives of American Art on November 26. Art, Smithsonian, Archives of American Art | 10 months ago
Things to Do This DC Artist’s New Show Takes on a “Racially Motivated Wealth Test for Immigrants” A controversial federal rule inspired Xena Ni to investigate a long-buried family event. Art, Immigration, Ken Cuccinelli, Xena Ni | 11 months ago
Things to Do PHOTOS: Walk Through the Hirshhorn’s New Reflective Sculpture Installation The outdoor plaza around the Hirshhorn is transformed by Korean artist Lee Ufan. Art, Hirshhorn Museum, Hirshhorn, Sculpture Garden | Oct 18, 2019
