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Kate Middleton visits the National Portrait Gallery where she launched Hold Still, a photography book documenting the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
A new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art interrogates how different generations of artists use unexpected surfaces and unorthodox materials for visual effects and meaning.
As the COVID-19 vaccines and vaccinations continue to make an impact across the country, many places are opening up. One of them is the National Building Museum which will reopen in April. The museum has several offerings for visitors as it awaits the arrival of its President and Executive Director.
Retirement Wishes pour in for Elisabeth Fairman, Chief Curator of Rare Books and Manuscripts at the Yale Center for British Art as she retires from the Center after almost forty years.
If you end up staining your drawings or drawing tablet with grease or sweat from your hands, you need a drawing glove! What are drawing gloves? A drawing glove also called an artist glove or two-finger glove, is a glove that prevents your drawing from getting stained on traditional media like paper. The glove also…
Westmont Contemporary Art Collection now on display online showcases the museum’s rich permanent collection enhanced by donations from artists and collectors
Best Juried Art Shows are everywhere and beneficial to aspiring and professional artists. Learn how to find art shows, apply for them, and win some of the top art contests
In a rare move, the Maryland Historical Society puts the very fragile Original Star-Spangled Banner Manuscript on display alongside the 1783 George Washington Resignation Speech in Annapolis
Stunning photographs of Michelle Obama and family by former White House photographer Amanda Lucidon on display at the Enoch Pratt Library in celebration of Black History Month.
The controversy surrounding DC BikeLife Movement is at the center of Godspeed, a photography exhibition that provides an intimate and behind the scene look at this subculture that has put the D.C. police on the edge.
A portrait of Mike is one of the works in Depicting the Invisible, an exhibition of works by Susan J. Barron celebrating American veterans. ART REVIEW: […]