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Julie Wolfe's Solo Exhibition at AU's Katzen Museum reviewed by Elena Goukassian Julie Wolfe is an artist clearly obsessed with color theory. Her latest exhibition, Quest for a Third Paradise at ...
Over two intense days, we overcame competing schedules, an unforgivingly full agenda, a vicious thunderstorm, and caffeine deficiency.
A Group Exhibition at Gallery CA Explores America's Uneasy Melting Pot “A whatchamacallit is a phrase used to name something we do not know and whose characteristics are predetermined by a ...
Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors at the Hirshhorn Museum I am standing in a small mirrored room staring into infinity through a sea of blinking lights and my own myriad reflections, ...
This exhibition is troubling, confirming as it does that, after several years of turnover, the BMA has not yet found its footing with respect to African art.
Mickalene Thomas' Muse and tete-a-tete at MICA Offers Powerful Visions of Black Femininity by Angela N. Carroll It’s 1992. I’m at my auntie’s house digging through her vinyl collection. Sister Sledge, Chaka Khan, ...
Angela N. Carroll on Malcolm Peacock's The Museum of Trayvon Martin: A Meeting Before Labor at Terrault Gallery “You wonder if you aren’t simply a phantom in other people’s minds. Say, ...
Phallon Beckham Visits RIZE, A DC-Based Art Showcase “You have reached your destination,” Siri reveals as I pulled into a random warehouse parking lot on the outskirts of a Washington ...
Greg Mort's eARTh: The Art of Stewardship by Anna Fine Foer What does earth stewardship mean to you? Artist Greg Mort and the Rosenberg Gallery at Goucher College invite you to ...
A Review of Decolonizing Alaska, a Group Exhibition at George Washington University’s Corcoran School of the Arts and Design by Brendan L. Smith Alaska Natives have struggled for centuries against ...
Laying-by Time: William Christenberry at MICA by Amber Eve Anderson “The aging process, what I call the aesthetics of aging, has always impressed and intrigued me,” said artist William Christenberry. ...
Mike Iacovone writes about US + THEM = U.S.: Finding Ground in a Divided Nation, Curated by Philippa Hughes and Deirdre Darden Considering the timing of this exhibit, just one ...
How One Person Makes a Difference by Cara Ober The first time I witnessed my mother saying “As-salāmu ʿalaykum” to a woman in a hijab, I was old enough to ...
Plunge: An Experimental Storytelling Lab Preview by Andrew Sargus Klein It’s been a long time since I told someone the story of how the first pair of basketball shoes I ...
After Reviving The Contemporary, Director Deana Haggag Leaves It in Good Hands by Cara Ober “Deana Haggag, Executive Director of The Contemporary, will be leaving her position effective March 31, ...