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AU Museum Spring '24
Open Wednesday–Sunday, 11:00–4:00, through May 19.
Learn more about the Museum. Plan your visit.
Upcoming events, free and open to all:
- Gallery Talk: The Tree Around the Corner
Mar. 16, 2–3:00 p.m.
See all museum events & RSVP links.
- The Very Idea! Art of Brian Kavanagh
Howard N. Fox, Curator
Rosemary M. DeRosa, Co-curator - New Perspective on the New Thing:
A Photography Exhibition Documenting
DC’s Revolutionary Community Arts Center, 1966-1972
Joel Jacobson, Photographer
Tom Zetterstrom, Photographer - The Tree around the Corner
Barbara Kerne, Artist
Vivienne M. Lassman, Curator - Art and the Demands of Memory Works by Second Generation Holocaust Survivors
Artists:
Trudy Babchak
Michael Steiner Borek
Coos Hamburger
Micheline Klagsbrun
Kitty Klaidman
Dalya Luttwak
Miriam Mörsel Nathan
Margot Neuhaus
Chaya Schapiro
Mindy WeiselAneta Georgievska-Shine, Curator
- Dana Hart-Stone: Kaleidoscope
Dana Hart-Stone, Artist
Brian Gross, Curator - A Drawing Like No Other: Marilyn Brought Back to Life in 9,000,000 Marks
Billy Pappas, Artist
Gary Vikan, Curator - The Human Flood
Ellyn Weiss, Artist Sondra N. Arkin, Artist Laura Roulet, Curator
Brian Kavanagh, Ad Altare, 1980-1985. Oil on canvas, 36 x 72 inches. Courtesy of the Estate of Brian Kavanagh.
Tom Zetterstrom, Exterior shot of The New Thing, 1968. Photograph, 14 x 18 inches. Courtesy of The New Thing Art and Architecture Collection, Anacostia Community Museum, Smithsonian Institution.
Dana Hart-Stone, A Western Trip (detail), 2016. UV cured acrylic ink on canvas, 120 x 162 inches. Courtesy of the artist and Brian Gross Fine Art.