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Aug 22, 2014

Visit The Corcoran Gallery For Free Starting Today

The museum, located at 500 Seventeenth Street NW, is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Aug 18, 2014

Judge Approves Corcoran Plan To Merge With National Gallery, GW

“The Corcoran as we know it is gone.”

Feb 19, 2014

National Gallery of Art, George Washington University Plan To Take Over Corcoran

GW will operate the college, while the National Gallery of Art will organize and present exhibitions.

Jun 05, 2013

Someone Paid Over $33 Million for a Rug from the Corcoran

This is the most money anyone has ever spent on a carpet at an auction.

May 29, 2013

Corcoran Gallery to Feature Exhibit on Drone Warfare

Bridle uses publicly available resources like Google Maps and social networks “to investigate, visualize, and call attention to otherwise unexamined information about the worldwide military application of unmanned aerial vehicles,” according to a release.

Apr 08, 2010

Corcoran Closes Turner to Cézanne Early Due to HVAC Problem

Paul Cézanne, “The François Zola Dam,” c. 1877-1878. Courtesy Corcoran Gallery of Art The Corcoran Gallery of Art abruptly closed its Turner to Cézanne: Masterpieces from the Davies Collection, National Museum Wales exhibition early on Wednesday, citing concerns over the performance of a recently installed climate control system. The exhibit was originally scheduled to run through April 25. An upgraded HVAC system was installed at the Corcoran prior to the opening of Turner to…

Jan 03, 2010

Paul Roth Leaves Corcoran Gallery of Art

The District lost a significant curatorial voice at the turn of the year. In an email yesterday, Paul Roth announced that he left the Corcoran Gallery of Art on December 31, 2009, to take a position as the Executive Director of The Richard Avedon Foundation in New York. This news follows about a year after the extraordinary Richard Avedon: Portraits of Power exhibit closed at the Corc, a show that examined a tight body…

Dec 28, 2009

Local Museums Use Web 2.0 to Spark Arty Conversations

Photo by payal.jhaveri.Visiting art museums, once a mostly passive and individual experience, has become much more interactive lately, thanks to the advent of social media. At places like the Phillips Collection and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Twitter, Facebook, iTunes and YouTube are making it possible for museum-goers to engage in conversation with one another and learn more about artists and their work. Check below for the more interesting feeds to follow and informative…

Dec 21, 2007

Out and About: Weekend Picks

FRIDAY: >> The 18th Street Lounge’s regular Wednesday night reggae stars SEE-I are at the Rock and Roll Hotel to celebrate the holidays with some friends who are sure to get you dancing too — DJ Mat the Alien and remix artists Fort Knox Five. Tickets for the Happy FKX-XMas are $10. >> Rufus Wainwright begins a two-night stint at the 9:30 Club tonight with his sister, Lucy Wainwright Roche. Tickets are still available for…

Dec 20, 2007

Arts Agenda

As you might imagine, there’s not a whole lot going on in the art world this week, and unlike the last holiday, even the Smithsonians close on Christmas Day. Nevertheless, we found a few exhibits for you to poke around this weekend. And if you’re one of those last minute gift buyers and can’t bear to wage war at the mall, don’t forget our guide to art museum memberships for something a little more unique…

 
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