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For an IA&A at Hillyer exhibition, 24 artists pay homage to a neolithic site known as “the German Stonehenge.”
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Park Service cites security concerns. But they can’t be trusted.
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A major figure of the 20th century gets a rare retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art.
The latest episode of “Historically Black” explores black love and marriage from slavery to today.
A search for a family connection led one man to an online forum and his great-great-grandfather's music.
Damon Keith is still crusading for justice as a U.S. Court of Appeals judge.
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Post critic Philip Kennicott weighs in on Glenstone, Bill Traylor, Rachel Whiteread and Dutch paintings.
The Freer and Sackler Arab Culture Weekend is sponsored by a Saudi oil company
Founder of one-room institution in D.C.’s Brookland neighborhood put programs before space.
An Illinois businessman has dedicated 71 years to a hobby celebrating a fictional jolly drinker.
As Confederate statues come down, city officials hope monument signals future
Not for the fainthearted, the International Museum of Surgical Science shows gruesome tools.
At Asheville’s Pinball Museum, you can play vintage machines.
Sugar heiress opened the museum to showcase tools, toys, circus paraphernalia, posters and carriages.
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A installation by a pair of video artists takes aim at how we perceive, and conceive, ourselves
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Do we really need museums of Ice Cream, Poetry, Pinballs, Toby Jugs, Meditation?
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“Elixir,” at the Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery, includes diagnoses of current events.
Male curators “rolled their eyes” at the display. What other treasures could we lose to bias?
Gallery by day, club by night, this space brings art to the party.
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Take your shoes off and relax.
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Defying stodgy expectations, the museum across from Union Station is delightful and engaging.
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Five installations by Fujiko Nakaya pay tribute to the city’s green space and its heritage.
Washington is home to plenty of space history, and it's not all on the Mall.