10 Art Shows to See in Washington, DC, This Summer
From Philip Guston to Dante's Inferno and the Guerrilla Girls, the capital city is sizzling with remarkable art this season.
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From Philip Guston to Dante's Inferno and the Guerrilla Girls, the capital city is sizzling with remarkable art this season.
a href= http://lissongallery.com target= _blank Lisson Gallery /a presents its first solo exhibition by British painter Sarah Cunningham exploring
This month: Martha Alf, Kenzi Shiokava, Pedro Reyes, Hélio Melo with Alison Saar, and more.
Choreographer Alexei Ratmansky’s take on the ballet classic ‘Giselle’ looks to historical notations to turn the ballet into a message of hope.
With the exception of carved sculpture, the making of art has historically been an additive, creative process in which materials are turned into ingenious works. It is both the physical hand and innovative talent of the artist that transform materials into objects that have meaning beyond their simple constitutive elements. Bringing together works by Susan Hiller, John Latham, and Carolee Schneemann from the period when all three were based in London and in dialogue with one another, Controlled Burnings centers on these artists challenges to standard additive modes.