Weekend Round Up July 26, 2018
On Saturday, after an aquatic happy hour, you can hear Willie Colón and the best of Wagner’s Ring. Recover on Sunday with glassblowing at Glen Echo and landscape-looking at Waverly Street Gallery.
Georg Baselitz at the Hirshhorn
In the wake of World War II, Germany was in ruins. What remained was a vast landscape of bombed-out cities and scorched countryside, and...
At Carol Joynt’s Q&A Cafe: Rocker ‘Derek Smalls’
There were many insights into the making of the 1984 mock rock-umentary "This Is Spinal Tap," directed by Rob Reiner, which recounted the North American comeback tour of the loudest band in England.
Weekend Round Up July 19, 2018
This weekend, adults can tap into comedy at the Kennedy Center and kids can widen their eyes at the National Gallery and stretch their ears at Wolf Trap.
Opera Singers Find Inspiration in Art
Fresh from lead roles in Wolf Trap Opera’s production of “Idomeneo,” Megan Samarin and Ian Koziara — two of this summer’s 20 Filene Artists — were preparing for a July 19 recital at the Phillips Collection.
Tab Hunter: From Westerns to ‘Polyester’
The heartthrob and teenage idol, movie star, singer (yes, singer) and gay icon died last Sunday of cardiac arrest at the age of 86.
Weekend Round Up July 12, 2018
In between Capital Fringe shows, spend time outside, cleaning up Theodore Roosevelt Island and picnicking with sculptures at the Kreeger and to the sounds of folk and Southern rock in Rose Park.
Samplers: The Artwork of Children
In 18th- and 19th-century America, samplers were used as an educational tool for girls from all social backgrounds, but the function of the finished...
DCArtswatch July 11, 2018
Compiled by Richard Selden
BASTILLE DAY A DAY EARLY
A day-early celebration of Bastille Day will take place on Friday, July 13, from 7:30 to 11:30...
‘Giacometti’ at the Guggenheim
Sculptor Alberto Giacometti spent most of his artistic life in a 15-by-16-foot studio on Rue Hippolyte-Maindron in Paris’s Montparnasse district. A film clip running...
