Miró at the Phillips Collection
• April 16, 2026

Just one of the Phillips Collection’s third-floor galleries, where “Miró and the United States” is on view through July 5, is entirely devoted to Picasso’s sole Spanish-born rival (unless you […]

Artist Captures Georgetown’s Charm, One Door at a Time  
• April 15, 2026

When artist Robert Grady first moved to Washington, D.C., he lived in Georgetown and went on the annual Georgetown House Tour. Grady loved to take in the intricate architecture and interiors, especially since that was […]

The Cultural Ledger: April in New York City 
• April 14, 2026

By Zoe Shields Spring in New York is refreshing. Layers are shed; evenings extend. Darwin tulips line the Park Avenue Malls. The season suggests a palette of peach and French […]

Hirshhorn Museum Head Leaving for Guggenheim
• April 13, 2026

After 12 years leading the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Director Melissa Chiu has been named director of another cylindrical landmark, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan, effective […]

The Pulse of Color: Vosoba Paints Rock Creek
• April 9, 2026

By Zoe Shields Josie Vosoba prefers gouache—rewettable though fast-drying—and a loosely held palate knife: “you can’t blend and get fussy with it,” she says of those included in her newest […]

Celebrating Contemporary Native Art at the National Museum of the American Indian
• April 6, 2026

Sponsored content Join the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian to celebrate the exhibition Water’s Edge: The Art of Truman Lowe at the National Mall, Saturday, April 18, 10:30 […]

At the Textile Museum: ‘Adorning the Horse’
• April 2, 2026

In February, one of our local institutions of higher learning hung up a bunch of horse blankets. And not just blankets — saddle covers, under-saddle cloths and other horsey garb. […]

Miró Meets America: Exploring Artistic Exchange and Influence
• March 24, 2026

The Phillips Collection is currently presenting “Miró and the United States,” a major traveling exhibition organized with the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona. It looks at a lesser known but […]

Georgetown in Bloom: The 2026 Spring Art Walk 
• March 23, 2026

By Annabel Taylor Temperatures rose, shoppers frolicked and spring sprung on Saturday — all in time for Georgetown Main Street’s annual Spring Art Walk. Beginning at Addison/Ripley Fine Art and concluding at Milo & Mav Coffee Shop & […]

Gainsborough Portraits in New York at the Frick
• February 26, 2026

Perfectly in tune with the spacious elegance of the expanded and modernized Frick Collection is “Gainsborough: The Fashion of Portraiture,” an exhibition of 25 portraits — including one of a […]