2100 M Street, NW
Good news from Artomatic:
“We are happy to share that Artomatic 2024 re-opens tonight, Friday, March 15th at 6 p.m.! Read More
2100 M Street, NW
Thanks to Tracy and everyone else who passed on the message from Artomatic:
“Artomatic is temporarily closed Read More
“Dear PoPville,
Have been dying to find out the story behind this car that is typically around Kalorama Park and Streets Market- it’s wild!”
The explanation we’ve previously posted from césar maxit:
“What is it? People have questions, here’s my final answer it’s just art, it’s a cloud, it’s not very heavy, mostly air with a thin wire shell. Read More
400 Morse Street, NE
All the info from Palette 22:
“Palette 22, Alexandria Restaurant Partners’ (ARP) innovative dining concept blending global cuisine with an immersive art experience, announces its grand opening in the Union Market District at 400 Morse Street NE. A reimagined version of ARP’s popular Arlington eatery of the same name, this exciting addition to Washington D.C.’s culinary scene will welcome guests starting March 14, offering a unique amalgamation of global flavors and local artistic talent.
“What makes Union Market District so wonderful is the neighborhood’s diversity of use; it offers events, retailers and most attractive to us, a dynamic art scene and a selection of amazing restaurants,” said Scott Shaw, ARP partner. “We literally couldn’t have designed a better location for a second Palette 22.”
The new location will build on the brand’s celebration of “food. art. fun.”, Read More
“Dear PoPville,
Happy spring-during-winter day! I saw this last night walking home and thought you or your readers might appreciate it. My brother believes the pages are from the Dark Tower by Stephen King, and this illustrates a scene from the second book of the series. Read More
19th and Monroe St, NW
Continuing coverage of Chalk_About’s latest awesomeness continues with “Landscape with Snow by Vincent Van Gogh.”
From the Guggenheim:
“Disillusioned with Parisian artists’ café society and the oppressive gloom of the urban winter, Vincent van Gogh left Paris in mid-February 1888 to find rejuvenation in the healthy atmosphere of sun-drenched Arles. Read More
Thanks to J. for sending from Dupont Circle.
Update: 524 Rhode Island Ave, NE
Thanks to Alison for sending: “Van Gogh experience is cleared out, seems something else is on the way. Whole building rebranded as “Exhibition Hub Art Center”.” Read More
From Artomatic:
“Exciting news! Artomatic 2024, our 25th Anniversary event, is around the corner in DC, showcasing over 600 artists from March 8 to April 28, 2024. Read More
Thanks to Braulio for sending. It will be at “4602 14th Street NW, above the Zeke’s. 1-5 pm.”