“Littoral: John Hubbard in Context” Offers Unique Interpretations of Landscape
American and English coasts inspire new exhibit at the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery.
Brady Gallery Exhibit Depicts Portraits of War
“After Melville and Whitman: Contemporary Responses to the Civil War” showcases work inspired by war-era writers.
President Knapp Testifies Before House Subcommittee
GW leader speaks about benefits of humanities in support of National Endowment for the Humanities.
GW Career Services Kicks off National Student Employment Week
Workshops help students mobilize their professional development to meet future career goals.
A Conversation with Artist Iva Gueorguieva
Los Angeles-based painter premieres new printmaking techniques at Luther W. Brady Art Gallery’s “Reinvigorating Prints” exhibit.
University to Celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month
A month of events in April will commemorate jazz and its place in American culture.
Gallery 102’s “art + evolution” Couples Scientific Research and Fine Arts
Student-run exhibit explores evolution using local art inspired by GW research photographs.
Samba, Tango, Rumba—Oh My!
Dancing With GW competition hits the Lisner Auditorium stage on Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. Free admission.
Mat Kearney to Perform at Lisner Thursday
In a Q&A, the singer discusses his song-writing process and advice for aspiring musicians.
GW Alumna Clarice Smith Displays Paintings at Brady Gallery
“Captured Moments” includes new works.
Theatre Department Opens Season With ‘Almost, Maine’
After getting help from the show’s playwright, the curtain rises on the romantic comedy about love and loss on Thursday.
George Washington Celebrates Jules Olitski
Last week, the George Washington Luther W. Brady Art Gallery opened a special retrospective overview of the works of abstract painter Jules Olitski.
Artist Creates Outdoor Sculpture for University
Installed outside of Duquès Hall, “EdW” by Carol Brown Goldberg is GW’s newest public art acquisition.
Depictions of Memories
New exhibit brings well-known British artist Howard Hodgkin’s works to D.C.
A Sense of Place
Third biennial Arts in Foggy Bottom sculpture show features new works created specifically for the neighborhood.
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