This week’s agenda offers opportunities to party with art, create your own art, buy some art, walk through art, and repeat the word art so many times that it loses all meaning.

After a relatively slow couple of months in the art community, artists and galleries are back in full force with a jammed packed schedule of openings and activities in this week’s Arts Agenda.

This week’s Arts Agenda offers everything from black and white photos of the Trans-Siberian Railway to a giant city destroying water monster.

This week in the arts: another British invasion, a stroll around outdoor sculptures, industrial landscapes, and creating Japanese art.

The Arts Agenda is bursting at the seams this week with things to see and do, so you should have no problem keeping yourself busy.

Not too many openings in this week’s Arts Agenda, but if you like film you’ll have several options.

Art openings, films, and a new pop-up in this week’s Arts Agenda.

This week in arts: see Spring Solos, art about the glorification of food and the retro future of the moon.

DC SWAN Day, DISSOCIATIVE, Bits of Elsewhere, Tom Green, Robert Bresson, and more this week in arts.

Ripped paper, behind-the-scenes footage, glittering machines and more in this week’s Arts Agenda.