An unusually curated art exhibit comes to the Wilson Building.

Guests are encouraged to wear Victorian era clothing.

At 2:30 p.m., say goodbye to the Corcoran on its last free Saturday of the summer.

The Corcoran Gallery of Art and Corcoran College of Art + Design announced a few major changes today that will result in the 143-year-old museum and art school taking on some new partners as it seeks to trim its expenses.

Relocating the Corcoran Gallery of Art from its longtime home on 17th Street and New York Avenue NW would violate District law, according to a letter from a group trying to keep the museum where it is.

This week in arts: discussing the Corcoran’s future, Canaries in McMansionland, food trucks and sign language at the Phillips, glass blowing and much more.

This week in the arts: Charlotte Dumas, the 6th Annual East of the River Exhibition, art in Bethesda, awnings, and more.

In another combined effort with local history blog Ghosts of D.C., we look at three things about the Corcoran Gallery of Art—which may eventually leave D.C.

The Corcoran Gallery of Art is contemplating selling its Beaux-Arts building on New York Avenue and 17th Street and moving elsewhere, the City Paper reports.