“I don’t care about precision,” the artist says. “I care about things that make you feel something.”

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.

The university’s Maria & Alberto de la Cruz Art Gallery opens this week with a giant flea market-meets-performance art experience.

The temperature will allow you to go outside and not hate every second of it. Here’s how to take advantage of it.

And don’t miss the Concert for Yoko Ono at the Hirshhorn.

And don’t miss continuing exhibits featuring Ai Weiwei, Markus Lupertz, Marlene Dietrich and Sylvia Plath

American University’s summer shows can’t be missed, the Smithsonian Folklife Festival is back, and more.

“We may not agree with the ideology, but we must take every opportunity to appreciate the beauty that we share beyond our differences.”

Don’t miss the Sackler Gallery’s upcoming events and panels, this months’s Dupont-Kalorama arts walk, and more.