Dark matter, memory, dragons and butterflies - all can be found this month in the area's museums. more ›

War, photography and the NEXT GENERATION in this week's Arts Agenda. more ›

Download some art, then catch exhibits featuring realism, political cartoons, ceramics and more in this week's Arts Agenda. more ›

Juliette Gordon Low, Marilyn Monroe, Annie Leibovitz and Gertrude Stein are found in this month's museum openings and happenings. more ›

On this week's Arts Agenda: Phillips After 5 goes parisien, and Beauty Pill's Immersive Ideal opens at the Artisphere. more ›

Ex-lovers. Who needs 'em? You won't find any in Lily deSaussure's debut show at Transformer. more ›

In this week's arts agenda, learn all about Demark's Greenland, petri dishes, large and small art, and a mess of holiday shopping. more ›

The Brewmaster's Castle is full of history. And ghosts. Maybe. more ›

The week ahead in art, including murals and beer, even more Warhol for those who haven't had their fill, new Christo and Jeanne-Claude works on view at the NGA, and more. more ›

There's a jungle full of Clouded Leopards, 30 Americans, Fall Solos and so much more in this week's Arts Agenda. more ›

Contrasts, existentialism, gastronomy, money saving tips, money spending tips, and a bunch of crafty bastards, all in this week's Arts Agenda. more ›

The art buzz this weekend is the opening of the (e)merge art fair, but there are plenty of other options to keep you busy. more ›

The summer doldrums are over and we're starting to get back into the swing of things. So what can we look forward to in the arts this week? Let's check it out. more ›

This month, area museums commemorate 9/11, showcase Andy Warhol and revel in bioluminescence. more ›

Spend your holiday weekend seeing tons of art, including six exhibits at the Katzen Arts Center, after hours events, city murals and more. more ›

This week's art-related events features retaliatory painting, illusions of grandeur, the Godfather of Go-Go, and moments of self-enlightenment. more ›

Guns, overheards and photography in public spaces. This week's Arts Agenda was made especially for our readers. more ›

You'll want to take a break from the heat and enjoy the inside of a cool museum with these exhibits opening this month. more ›

As the summer wears on and people go on vacation, the number of art related events tends to drop. That being said, here's what's going on this week. more ›

Sculpture, French silent films, wandering paintings, bodypainting, and more coming up this weekend. more ›

With the holiday weekend upon us, art events and openings are few and far between. Luckily there's an art walk, abstract paintings, location photography and Soul Train. more ›

This week's art roundup includes monkeys, symbolism, boobs, interaction, a celebration and a fight. more ›

The Phillips Collection opens two abstraction exhibits, Irvine Contemporary prepares to pack up and move, and much more in this week's Arts Agenda. more ›

In this week's arts agenda: celebrate ten years of the Washington Glass School, get transported to Hawaii, get your wonk on with a discussion of arts policy, and now that the weather is warming up, spend an afternoon at some outdoor craft fairs. more ›

Upon reading this morning's Week Around the Ists, which featured a photo of some 8-bit can art constructed at a Chicago Whole Foods, DCist reader Brandon Lenk sent us an email. "Just poking the bear a bit," wrote Lenk, "but I think here in D.C., we are kicking more 8-bit Mario ass than some Whole Foods in Chicago." more ›

If you're not able to find an appealing art event this week, well, you're just not trying very hard. We've even made it easy for you -- our Arts Agenda has all the week's highlights after the jump. more ›

>> Dataklysmos an exhibition of new multimedia sculptures and digital video works by [dNASAb], opens at Irvine Contemporary on Saturday. [dNASAb] (or "Disney") exploits and explodes technology to explore the "Disneyfication" of our post-digital imagination. At the opening reception see the artist's take on the region's Internet architecture and major connecting nodes for global Internet data traffic. 6 to 8 p.m. more ›

This week's art events are all about interactive exhibitions, celebration of cultural collective unity, and, of course, alcohol and cupcakes. more ›

Green: It's so hot at the moment -- the color of spring, environmental conservation and Mountain Dew Slurpees (my favorite!). And, now, it's the newest exhibition at The Textile Museum. Read more about it -- and all the art happenings around the D.C. region -- inside this week's Arts Agenda. more ›

>> Thursday's Phillips After 5 will lend special attention to the ongoing relief efforts in Japan. Gallery talks will explore the influence of Japanese art and Japonisme on the work of Pierre Bonnard with Japanese-inspired food and drink help set the mood. Guests will be asked to partake in a text-to-give rally and 50 percent of bar and membership proceeds, as well as designated visitor donations, will be given to the American Red Cross. Phillips Collection. $12. more ›