Art Exhibition Created by GW Students Spotlights the 1920s
The show is now open in the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery in the Flagg Building.
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‘Unfossilizing African Art’ Exhibition Restores Context to Material Objects in GW’s Art Collection
Students from various disciplines across four semesters worked on the exhibit.
Photographer Beverly Price Feels a Spiritual Connection to her Art
Speaking in this fall’s Research + Practice lecture series at GW, she said photography is a form of time travel.
Corcoran School faculty, staff bring pieces on collectivity to multidisciplinary showcase
Figures reinterpreting classical sculptures, ivy garlands strung between wooden frames and a collection of discarded computer controllers resembling bugs come together in a new exhibit at the...
Q & A: The Power of Community and Imagining What It’s Like to Be Someone Else
George Washington University Professor Jodi Kanter explores the healing power of theater.
Student performers tune into music ensemble auditions, look for a seat on the stage
Student performers tune into music ensemble auditions, look for a seat on the stage
Carly’s Corner: Alessandra Echeverri, Corcoran’s printmaking professional
Before earning her master’s in “Art + the Book” at the then-Corcoran College of Art + Design in 2011, Alessandra Echeverri said it felt “kismet” that a program so closely tied to her interests...
One Problem With Attacking the Smithsonian? Americans Like It.
The Atlantic quoted Max van Balgooy, assistant professor of museum studies, in the article “One Problem With Attacking the Smithsonian? Americans Like It.’’ by Kelsey Ables.
Staff Profile: Have You Met...William Atkins?
For nearly two decades, University Photographer William Atkins (MA, '20) has used his camera to capture life at GW.
Controversial White House report targets Smithsonian. What's going on?
Quotes CCAS' Suse Anderson. USA Today