But, also has opened up in the former Lemon Collective space in Park View.
The library is taking submissions of paintings, photographs, poems, and even recipes, among other kinds of work.
Cole Goco’s “Billy the Pop” comics just earned him a prize from Wesleyan University.
These artists are making mugs, jewelry, and sculptures right in the District.
How a Washington arts group is creating a space for artists mothering young children.
“I think the hard thing in D.C. is there really isn’t enough support to make up for the increases in terms of cost of living and in terms of real estate.”
The city saw an influx of new works this fall.
The Trawick Prize: Bethesda Contemporary Art Awards announced the winners of this year’s juried prize last week — Mia Feuer of Washington was awarded “Best in Show”.
DCist photo contributor Steve Goldenberg found himself in the middle of a surreal scene at the Capitol Skyline Hotel pool yesterday. SynchroSwim 2010, the second annual amateur synchronized-swimming competition for local artists organized by the Washington Project for the Arts, featured teams aquatically busting a move to David Lee Roth and Phillip Glass recordings — we’ll let you guess who in these images belongs to which team. (Hint: the guy in the Hooters shirt and the Los Angeles hot pants? Yeah, he’s with the DLR crew.)
