New work from Judy Chicago at the National Museum of Women and the Arts, the first ever monographic exhibition of Andrea del Verrocchio’s work in the United States, and more to keep an eye on in the D.C. art world this month.

A gallery pops up in Union Market, the Freer focuses on female photographers from Iran, and more in the art world this month.

This month, museums feature cherry blossom season, basketball courts, and massive wooden sculptures.

Visual poetry at the American University Museum, a new interactive work at Artechouse, and a new site-specific movement piece at the National Building Museum that’s looking for performers.

Explore the first exhibition of an artist born into slavery, see D.C. rendered in fabric and light, and even see your own art exhibited this month.

8 exhibits you won’t want to miss this month around the D.C. area.

Explore the beauty of ancient Yemen and Sligo Creek in area galleries.

And this Saturday, you can even pet an instrument at the Hirshhorn.

And get your heavy metal on—along with plenty of fiber.

Because your calendar isn’t full enough.