Antigonón at the Kennedy Center
By Rachel Gallagher photo courtesy of Kennedy Center Antigonón, un contingente épico—a Cuban take on the Greek tragedy Antigone—expresses...
Culture
What to Watch: The Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital
by Rachel Gallagher From March 14th - 26th various embassies, libraries, museums, theaters, and universities will be hosting screenings...
Heaven at The Barber of Hell’s Bottom
by Piero J Filpi Before the Civil War, the area located near 8th Street NE and P was...
Selfies and Pop Art Meet
by Daniela Sol Following up on last week’s publication about Yayoi Kusama’s recently opened exhibit at the Hirshhorn museum,...
Spotlight: D.C. Brau Brewing Company
by Piero J Filpi Everytime you walk into a D.C. bar, there’s always one thing you can be sure...
Not All that Glisters is Gold, Cee Lo
by Piero J Filpi If you didn’t happen to catch the circus show on CBS last Sunday,...
Haiti’s Revolution Through Silkscreen Prints
By Daniela Sol A new exhibit just opened this Tuesday, February 7th at The Phillips Collection, a small gallery...
One Cardinal Made it To The Super Bowl
By Piero J Filpi Every sentence of this topic begins the same: This year’s Super Bowl was like no...
The Harlem Renaissance Through Portraits
By Daniela Sol In accord with Black History month the exhibit Harlem Heroes: Photographs by Carl Van Vechten at...
The Age of Jazz at the National Portrait Gallery
By Piero Filpi A riveting and exciting sound the world had never heard before: jazz. The music defied traditional...
