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Virtual Tours
If you aren't able to visit us in person, we invite you to experience the Corcoran through some of these virtual tours.
- CORCORAN CAMPUS
MAP (PDF) - FLAGG BUILDING
MAP (PDF) - GW VIRTUAL
TOUR - Corcoran Flagg
Virtual Tour (2019 NEXT) - IN-PERSON
CAMPUS TOURS - COCORAN
STUDENT GROUPS
CORCORAN STUDENT FEATURES
"By the time I arrived at GW my strength was classical dance, as well as flamenco, Russian character, and Mexican folklore, so the program’s focus on post-modern dance was new and exciting to me."
Arianne Gandy
BA, Dance ‘22
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF CORCORAN STUDENTS
CORCORAN SPACES
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The Flagg Building at 500 17th Street NW in Washington, D.C.
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Exterior, Flagg Building
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Aaron Mancus, a dance student, performs on GW's Foggy Bottom campus.
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Antonella Garcia, a dance student, on Foggy Bottom campus.
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Interior, Flagg Building
6 of 45Lighting Studio, Flagg Building
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North Atrium, Flagg Building
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Mantle Room, Flagg Building
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Salon Dore, Corcoran's 18th-Century French Period Room
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Grand Staircase, Flagg Building
11 of 45Book Arts - Letter Press Studio, Flagg Building
12 of 45Ceramics - Hand Building Room, Flagg Building
13 of 45Ceramics Wheel Room, Flagg Building
14 of 45Clay Mixing Room, Flagg Building
15 of 45Etching -Lithography Studio, Flagg Building
16 of 45Glaze Hall, Flagg Building
17 of 45Kiln Room, Flagg Building
18 of 45Painting Studio. Flagg Building
19 of 45Screenprinting Studio, Flagg Building
20 of 45Wood Shop, Flagg Building
21 of 45Classroom - Multipurpose Music Space, Phillips B-109
22 of 45Electronic Computer Music Studio, Phillips B-111
23 of 45Percussion Studio, Phillips B-160
24 of 45Digital Lab, Smith 2A03
25 of 45Wide Image Printing Lab, Smith 2A04
26 of 45Photography Classroom/Darkroom, Smith 214B
27 of 45Drawing Studio, Smith 401B
28 of 45Digital Lab, Smith 405
29 of 45Photography Classroom/Darkroom B, Smith-207
30 of 45Dance Studio, University Student Center (Foggy Bottom)
31 of 45Hammer Auditorium, Flagg Building
32 of 45Costume Shop, Sampson Hall.
33 of 45Theatre & Dance Blackbox Theater, Building XX (Foggy Bottom)
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Intersectionality exhibition in the Rotunda of the Flagg Building. Art shown is by Asser Saint-Val, "The Philosopher's Stone," 2018. Multi-sensory interactive installation with helium sculpture,
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Intersectionality exhibition performance in the Flagg Building, 2018.
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The Clark Wing of the historic Flagg Building.
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Room 222, an interior architecture classroom, in the historic Flagg Building.
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NEXT student exhibition, 2010.
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2018 NEXT Exhibition. Student Josh Dalton’s "Dark Matter."
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Corcoran student art in the 2018 NEXT Exhibition. Shown: "For As Long As I Live, My Life is Devoted to Freedom" by Areej Itayem.
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New Media Photojournalism master's student Margaret Wroblewski looks at prints in a Flagg classroom.
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Flagg B105: Clay Mixing Room in the historic Flagg Building.
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Clean Fab Lab in the historic Flagg Building.
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B124: Risograph Studio / Printmaking Flex Space in the historic Flagg Building.
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Art History Professor Cristin Sethi's class visits the Avenir Center of the George Washington University on the Virginia Science and Technology Campus in Ashburn, Virginia.
500 17th Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20006
Phone: 202-994-1700