Hit Refresh
City Paper's autumn entertainment menu for three local bloggers
2009 D.C. Fall Arts Guide By Andrew Beaujon, Aaron Leitko and Sarah Godfrey
Silverdocs 2009
Our comprehensive guide to D.C.'s foremost documentary film festival
Cover Story By City Paper Staff
IT'S FILMFEST TIME!
Get ready for the 23rd year of your favorite international film festival.
Cover Story By Jule Banville, Andrew Beaujon, Hilary Crowe, Sarah Godfrey, Justin Moyer, Tricia Olszewski, Mike Riggs, Ted Scheinman, T.D. Smith, Aaron Wiener, Jeff Winkler
Views from Home
Giorgio Morandi pushed boundaries by placing severe limitations on his work and his life
Gallery By Jeffry Cudlin
Kindle in the Wind
Who needs agents and traditional publishing houses when there are e-books?
Arts By Ted Scheinman
Battle at Home
Clint Van Winkle's memoir tackles the aftermath of war
Book Reviews By Eve Ottenberg
Pain by Numbers
In 2008, D.C.'s museums had a hard time sculpting greatness in a down market.
Cover Story By Jeffry Cudlin
Optimist Opportunities
Shepard Fairey wasn't the only person selling hope in D.C. galleries this year.
Cover Story By Maura Judkis
Sheet Smart
Over the River says as much about Christo’s and Jeanne-Claude’s financial interests as their artistic ones.
Gallery By Jeffry Cudlin
Trouble Exposure
Richard Avedon found subtle ways to show the worries of an elite desperate to protect itself.
Gallery By Maura Judkis
What's Your Problem?
This Week: Reading Between the Border Lines
What's Your Problem? By Amanda Hess
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CP Museum & Gallery Picks
- "In the Darkroom" at the National Gallery of Art
To March 14, 2010
If there’s a lesson from the National Gallery of Art’s exhibition “In the Darkroom”—an overview of photographic processes from 1839 to the present—it’s that the less common techniques often provide...
- "House of Cars: Innovation and the Parking Garage" at the National Building Museum
To July 11, 2010
Has anyone ever had a good experience in a parking garage? Or, put it this way: Was there ever a more insufferable Seinfeld episode than the one shot entirely in one? This, in a nutshell, is the...
- Robert Bergman's Photos at the National Gallery of Art
To January 10, 2010
There are lessons to be learned from Robert Bergman, who, at 65, is having his first-ever solo exhibition at the National Gallery of Art, only two years after selling his first work. It took a while...
- Mark Newport at the Renwick Gallery
To January 3, 2010
Bruce Wayne wouldn’t be caught dead in a handknit sweater-suit emblazoned with wings, but fiber artist Mark Newport is probably OK with this. Combining his childhood obsession with comics and...
- Philip Trager exhibit at the National Building Museum
To January 3, 2010
It’s hard to imagine two more divergent subjects to photograph than architecture and professional dancers, but these are Philip Trager’s two specialties—and a retrospective at the National Building...
