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Smithsonian’s Anacostia Museum Director Headlines Cultural Breakfast
May 23, 2022
•A few months after Dr. Melanie A. Adams started as director of the Anacostia Community Museum, in August of 2019, the museum reopened following renovations — only to shut down, […]
Cultural Leadership Breakfast: Capital Fringe’s Julianne Brienza, June 16
May 19, 2022
•On Thursday, June 16, just five days before Capital Fringe Festival tickets go on sale, Founding Director Julianne Brienza will speak as part of The Georgetowner’s Cultural Leadership Breakfast Series, […]
Art Collectors Open Their Homes for Transformer
May 9, 2022
•The 2022 edition of Collector’s View — a series of receptions hosted by D.C. art collectors — began on May 5 at the Embassy Row townhouse of Carole Feld and […]
May 19 Cultural Leadership Breakfast: Melanie Adams, Anacostia Museum
April 28, 2022
•Melanie A. Adams, director of the Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum since 2019, will speak at The Georgetowner’s next Cultural Leadership Breakfast, on Thursday, May 19. Admission to the event, from […]
Over Breakfast, Tim Nelson Talks In Series and Opera
April 25, 2022
•How did In Series, D.C.’s 40-year-old presenter of small-scale, opera-related productions, get its name? From all the “in” words — intimate, independent, innovative, inexpensive — used to describe it, according […]
April 21 Cultural Leadership Breakfast Speaker: Timothy Nelson
March 31, 2022
•On Thursday, April 21, from 8 to 9:30 a.m., The Georgetowner’s Cultural Leadership Breakfast Series will welcome Timothy Nelson, artistic director of In Series, to talk about the innovative D.C.-based […]
Afrofuturist Opera at Strathmore, April 28-29
March 9, 2022
•Shortly after Donald Trump’s 2017 inauguration, two dystopian classics, George Orwell’s “1984” and Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” — the first published in 1949 and the second in 1985 — […]
Last Chance: Jasper Johns in Philly
February 3, 2022
•“Jasper Johns: Mind/Mirror,” the two-museum, two-city retrospective of work by the 91-year-old artist many consider the greatest living American painter, closes on Sunday, Feb. 13. You may feel all Johnsed […]
Cultural Leadership Breakfast Hosts National Building Museum President
December 20, 2021
•Since its creation by Congress in 1980 to reanimate the immense, near-century-old Pension Building, the National Building Museum has had just five directors (not counting the recent interim stint by Brent […]
Jasper Johns at the Whitney
December 8, 2021
•Thanks to Andy Warhol, Campbell’s soup and Brillo pads hold an honored place in art history. Two years younger, Jasper Johns got there first with Ballantine ale and Savarin coffee, pointing the way to Pop Art as he had […]