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Matthew Smith

DCist Interview: Worn Magazine's Nicole Aguirre DCist Interview: Worn Magazine's Nicole Aguirre

Cover of Worn Magazine, Issue 3. Let's face it: D.C. is not a fashion mecca. While we (you and I, dear reader) may not be part of the unkempt masses which ride Metro in and out of the city daily, the occasional trip to H&M on F Street does... continue reading on DCist

DCist Interview: Mia Feuer DCist Interview: Mia Feuer

Mia Feuer, "Stress Cone", installation view, 2011. Copyright Mia Feuer, courtesy Conner Contemporary Art. Mia Feuer's sculptures don't care for your personal space. They take inspiration from the inner workings of the urban landscape and bring fractured outdoor structures into the gallery, usually at such a large scale that... continue reading on DCist

<em>Select</em> @ 700 Sixth Street Select @ 700 Sixth Street

There is a small caveat to keep in mind when considering the artwork in Select, the Washington Project for the Arts' annual fundraising art auction, on display at 700 6th Street NW through March 11: the works are presented without an overarching curatorial theme and without artist statements. Essentially, if... continue reading on DCist

<em>High Pressure System</em> @ Conner Contemporary Art High Pressure System @ Conner Contemporary Art

"High Pressure System" installation view, Conner Contemporary Art 2011. Copyright Brandon Morse, courtesy Conner Contemporary Art. Brandon Morse's third solo show at Conner Contemporary Art, High Pressure System, on display through March 5, finds the artist considering natural processes within the exceedingly quantitative framework of generative art. The three... continue reading on DCist

<em>(UN)NATURAL</em> @ GRACE (UN)NATURAL @ GRACE

Image of "Staplerscape," courtesy of Greater Reston Arts Center. Travis Childers' work in (UN)NATURAL, one of three concurrent shows at the Greater Reston Arts Center (GRACE) on display through February 18, alters and repurposes domestic objects into new contexts that touch on themes of habitat. Childers' narratives center on... continue reading on DCist

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