Thanks to Jackie for sending:
“Saw this hanging chandelier this morning in Dupont Circle. Holiday Miracle?” (more…)
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photo by Pierre Edwards
From a press release:
“Umbrella Art Fair, the massive free event where Washington, DC’s arts scene converges with creative entrepreneurs, global artists and makers in a declaration of artistic independence, returns for its fourth edition Nov. 15-17 in the Union Market District.
The result of a pioneering coalition forged between arts organizations USAN USAN and community and economic development organization EventsDC, as well as developer EDENS, the Union Market District, and others, the Umbrella Art Fair has quickly become a force in Washington’s arts scene and a formidable economic driver for artists and the community.
At the center of this multi-day event is a free, public art fair that has attracted more than 60,000 visitors since Umbrella’s highly successful 2019 launch. This year, the fair will spotlight approximately 100 local, national and global artists and curators over three Union Market venues: Dock 5, the Plaza at the Dock and two retail spaces in the Gables building. (more…)
Thanks to Randy for sending the latest find:
“I found one of the floating chandeliers in the alley between Kalorama and Belmont near 18th. I really like this one!”
Ed. Note: From time to time chandeliers appear randomly floating around town.
Wait, what?!? (more…)
From an email:
“Dandelion Collective is a new space in Columbia Heights for LGBTQ healers and artists. We are excited to announce that we will be launching our first exhibition next Saturday, August 24th, with an opening reception from 2p-6p. (more…)
My daughter wanted to see the cow but I was obsessed with the door: (more…)
photo by David Ramos
Thanks to David for sharing this beautiful capture: “Next to the long-vacant apartment building on Ontario Rd. NW in Lanier Heights.”
Please send your JULY tree sightings to [email protected] and let me know where you saw it. Thanks!
RESPECT. Here’s to many, many more: (more…)
“52 O Street’s exterior. Photo courtesy Mike O’Brien.”
From an email:
“Spend your Saturday afternoon at Washington DC’s largest art studio building. See the spaces and buy art directly from 50+ artists—painters, sculptors, printmakers, photographers, designers, galleries, and more. Admission is free and open to the public. (more…)