Archives for Juliana Biondo
Georgetown’s newest gallery, von ammon co, which opened in April, has an ambitious program to present internationally rising artists to the DC arts community.
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East City Art Reviews: Enduring Ideals: Rockwell, Roosevelt & the Four Freedoms
Illustrating the great moral aims of the American Ideal was no small task. Norman Rockwell gave America four iconic paintings during the Second World War to symbolize those aims, suggesting that they were universal human rights, and reflect back to the American public their role in achieving them. Enduring Ideals asks: what has become of these symbols? Read More
East City Art Reviews: No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man
Bringing a counter-cultural movement into the mainstream, The Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum presents No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man to DC audiences in a traditional museum setting. However, as the museum experience becomes reconfigured with viewers becoming participants, does the value of work then change?
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East City Art Reviews: Erik Thor Sandberg at American University Museum Katzen Arts Center
Erik Thor Sandberg takes his Magic Realism to an intriguing new level at his current exhibition on view at the American University Museum Katzen Arts Center. Read More
East City Art Reviews: CONTRABAND
Juliana Biondo reviews the five-person exhibition Contraband on view at Washington Project for the Arts Read More