Everything seems to be digital these days, but a new exhibit at the Mansion at Strathmore takes a look at the artistic primacy of paper. Paper has a long history in communication and culture — used to record and share information as well as shape… Read More
With even Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D -NY) showing up, No Kings Collaborative and Madison Investments must realize that their weekend event was creative genius. #Umbrella14, a three day pop-up art exhibit and experience, which took place April 12-14th at a location that will now be torn… Read More
Earlier this month, Superfierce celebrated the official kickoff of its month-long interactive exhibit of 30+ female artists at the Blind Whino Arts Club with an Opening Salon Party. The Superfierce party and exhibit—which remains open to the public at Blind Whino through Nov. 4th—bring awareness to women in the… Read More
When artists receive whiffs of inspiration, the end products can be pretty unexpected, but filled with talent and skill. Located near the Crystal City Metro Station, Artomatic officially opened its multiple floors to the public on Friday evening, though it offered special guests a sneak… Read More
Cocktails and modern art might not be a common pairing… until now. Since the summer of 2014, The Phillips Collection has teamed up with The Park Hyatt to bring art from their permanent collection to the mezzanine of The Park Hyatt. Guests and dining patrons of… Read More
Think art is always a highbrow affair? Not according to this year’s G40 Art Summit by Art Whino. This 6th annual group art exhibition and showcase — going on now — brings together world-renowned Lowbrow and street culture artists for one month. More than 150 artists are… Read More
Earlier this month, The Sofitel Hotel’s iCi Urban Bistro welcomed hotel guests and art lovers to meet and enjoy the works of Herve Maury. Twenty years ago, while living outside of Marseilles, France, Maury unknowingly began his career as a painter. When he couldn’t find any modern… Read More
James McNeill Whistler’s famed Peacock Room was a sumptuous 19th-century dining room and icon of American art. Painter Darren Waterston’s “Filthy Lucre” takes the famous masterpiece and reimagines it as a magnificent ruin, which you can see now at the Smithsonian’s Sackler Gallery. Replicating almost every detail of… Read More
This summer, the Corcoran Gallery of Art and College of Art and Design will present American Metal: The Art of Albert Paley, a retrospective survey of work by one of the world’s most distinguished metalsmiths. Spanning his remarkable 50-year career, the exhibition traces Paley’s work as a jeweler… Read More
