All posts tagged "phillips collection"
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Multiplicity: Blackness in Contemporary American Collage at The Phillips
Exploring the kaleidoscopic power of "Multiplicity: Blackness in Contemporary American Collage" at The Phillips Collection.
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Museums & Galleries: Spring Arts Preview 2023
The D.C.-area's museums and galleries are back in full swing and as fine as form as ever, with hundreds of exhibits.
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Jonathan Monaghan at The Phillips Collection
Monaghan's 'Move The Way You Want' is the latest in the museum's commissioned series of contemporary art projects.
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Fall Arts Preview 2022: Museums and Galleries
Fine and visual arts exhibits throughout the Washington, D.C. metro area for autumn and winter of 2022.
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Fall Arts Preview 2022: Classical & Choral Music
From Bach to Beethoven, from the American Pops Orchestra to the NSO, there's plenty of classical and choral music to delight everyone.
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Gallery: Inside Outside, Upside Down at the Phillips Collection
More than five dozen D.C.-area artists created works in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Phillips Collection celebrates 100 years with pandemic-born exhibition ‘Seeing Differently’
The COVID-19 pandemic put the Phillips Collection's 100-year history into sharper perspective
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Gallery: Luca Buvoli’s Astrodoubt and The Quarantine Chronicles
New York-based artist reflects on our present-day realities through a fictitious astronaut
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Spotlight: Touring the Phillips Collection Virtually
The Phillips Collection offers a virtual "Gallery Tour" of "Riffs and Relations: African American Artists and the European Modernist Tradition"
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Gallery: Markus Lupertz
Evelyn Hankins curates the Hirshhorn show "Threads of History"
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Classical Music: Spring Arts Preview 2015
This weekend, the D.C. Different Drummers’ Capital Pride Symphonic Band celebrates 35 years with a concert at the Atlas. Could there be a better way...
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Five spaces to “chill” during your tours of area museums
Five spaces to “chill” during your tours of area museums
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How The Phillips Collection Came to Be
“I’m embarrassed by some of the premature judgments of my youth,” Duncan Phillips wrote in 1927. That was roughly 14 years after the founder of...
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Evolving Appreciation
''I think we all realize that what we might have liked in our 20s versus age 40 may be very different,'' says the Phillips Collection's...
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The Phillips explores Wassily Kandinsky
“Kandinsky and the Harmony of Silence: Painting with White Border” provides a fascinating, in-depth look at Wassily Kandinsky’s creative process during the five months leading...
