He’s editing the November issue with a theme of “Frontiers.”
Time’s list of “the most influential people in the world” — which we’re betting is the only list to feature Aung San Suu Kyi, “muckraker” Julian Assange and the guy who designed Angry Birds in equal standing — was released today, and former D.C. Public Schools chancellor Michelle Rhee (who, of course, once graced the magazine’s cover sporting a broom) made the cut.
Over 500 of you came out last night to the first of two opening receptions for our fifth annual DCist Exposed Photography Show. If you didn’t make it, luckily Brian Allen was there to capture the scene.
D.C., are you ready to be received? Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll know that this evening marks the first of two opening receptions for the fifth annual DCist Exposed Photography Show. While advance tickets for tonight’s event are sold out (and only a handful remain for Wednesday), there will be a limited number of $15 door tickets available each night, based around Long View Gallery‘s maximum occupancy. (Please note that those with advance tickets will have priority admission.) A huge tip of the hat is due to the show’s sponsors — Yuengling, Ten Miles Square and The Pink Line Project.
Only a week to go until the second opening reception night for DCist Exposed! Just like the first night, DJ Sequoia will be providing the tunes, Yuengling the beers, and our talented photographers the art. Make sure you grab your tickets now. And as you’ve no doubt seen, the selection of photographs is incredible. RP Maxwell’s photo above will be just one of 43 great images on display at Long View Gallery come next…
Only a week to go until the first of two opening receptions for DCist Exposed! Do you have your tickets yet? As if you needed reminding, this year’s show at Long View Gallery features a slew of fabulous photographs, among them this reminder of last year’s memorable winter courtesy of Erin Scott.
Featuring over 100 photographers and nearly 200 winning images of Washington, D.C., the 5th Anniversary Special Edition DCist Exposed Magazine has finally hit the digital newsstands.
Graphic by Lynne Venart; photo by Angela Kleis Update: The project is now closed! Thanks go out to everyone who has supported the project by donating or spreading the word. If you pledged, you’ll hear from us soon about your donation reward. — We’re thrilled you guys have supported our Kickstarter fundraising project to publish a DCist Exposed Photography, 5th Anniversary Special Edition magazine — well over our goal. We set our project to…
If you spend about 10 seconds looking at each picture entered in the DCist Exposed contest, it would take you roughly three hours to make it through the over 1000 images submitted. Each of our judges spent that, and more, and did so gladly.
The problem with tongue-in-cheek humor? It pushes your said muscular hydrostat so far off to the side that your ability to spit fire is somewhat limited. To wit: GQ‘s “Welcome to Congress!” feature, which purports to serve as “the Freshman Orientation [new Congressmembers] need to make the most of your time here saying no to the status quo!” — and specifically, the feature’s map to places of note that new Congressmembers should be aware of.
