Art
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Spotlight: Atlas Obscura offers eclectic and eccentric digital entertainment
Many new experiences stem from the organization's Wonder From Home initiative
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Gallery: Hirshorn’s “Artists in Quarantine”
Online series chronicles the impact of the global pandemic on artists
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David Amoroso’s ‘Raised by TV’ celebrates icons of the ’60s and ’70s
In his latest series, artist David Amoroso pays tribute to those who raised him: the TV icons and shows of his childhood
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Spotlight: A Very Merriweather Christmas at Hillwood
Beautifully adorned trees reflecting the life of Marjorie Merriweather Post fill the rooms of Hillwood Museum
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Madame Tussauds DC invigorates the storied wax museum with groundbreaking augmented reality tech
AR helps bring history and culture alive for Madame Tussauds patrons
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WPA and Tiona Nekkia McClodden offer a daring departure from Mapplethorpe’s “The Perfect Moment”
Washington Project for the Arts celebrates a milestone anniversary with a bold new show
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DC Center’s ‘Arty Queers’ lets LGBTQ artists showcase their work, gain recognition, and earn some money
Art market takes place at The DC Center on the second Saturday of every month
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Pyramid Atlantic Art Center showcases small, giftable artworks for $50 each
The nonprofit gallery is "gridded almost from floor to ceiling" with artsy stocking stuffers
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Superfine! is not your run-of-the-mill art fair
With over 2,000 works of art for sale, Superfine! is "more fun, more approachable"
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Art All Night brings together arts and local businesses to create a unique evening for all
Over 100 artists and performers will participate in Art All Night on Sept. 29
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The Pansy Project highlights homophobic attacks through horticulture
Paul Harfleet brings attention to homophobic acts through the gentle grace of a single flower
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Smithsonian’s SAAM Arcade showcases the art of gaming
The Smithsonian American Art Museum celebrates the art and culture of videogames with a massive videogame playground
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Marlene Dietrich pioneered “embracing bisexuality without apology”
The National Portrait Gallery examines Marlene Dietrich's profound influence on queer identity
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Revival: Women Sculptors And Photo-Based Artists
Video projections, large-scale photographs, and hanging sculptures feature in this exhibition
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National Building Museum’s “Hive” offers sound, light, scale and human interaction
Hive is built entirely of 2,700 wound paper tubes
