Installation hours (Sep. 4 - 24)

Monday–Thursday: 4 p.m.–midnight
Friday–Sunday: 12 p.m.–midnight

Refik Anadol’s acclaimed fusion of art, music, history, and artificial intelligence makes its U.S. premiere with an immersive data sculpture transforming the legacy of Czech composer Antonín Dvořák into a multi-sensory experience. 

Installation hours (Sep. 4 - 24)

Monday–Thursday: 4 p.m.–midnight
Friday–Sunday: 12 p.m.–midnight

Refik Anadol’s acclaimed fusion of art, music, history, and artificial intelligence makes its U.S. premiere with an immersive data sculpture transforming the legacy of Czech composer Antonín Dvořák into a multi-sensory experience. 

Installation hours (Sep. 4 - 24)

Monday–Thursday: 4 p.m.–midnight
Friday–Sunday: 12 p.m.–midnight

Refik Anadol’s acclaimed fusion of art, music, history, and artificial intelligence makes its U.S. premiere with an immersive data sculpture transforming the legacy of Czech composer Antonín Dvořák into a multi-sensory experience. 

Installation hours (Sep. 4 - 24)

Monday–Thursday: 4 p.m.–midnight
Friday–Sunday: 12 p.m.–midnight

Refik Anadol’s acclaimed fusion of art, music, history, and artificial intelligence makes its U.S. premiere with an immersive data sculpture transforming the legacy of Czech composer Antonín Dvořák into a multi-sensory experience. 

Installation hours (Sep. 4 - 24)

Monday–Thursday: 4 p.m.–midnight
Friday–Sunday: 12 p.m.–midnight

Refik Anadol’s acclaimed fusion of art, music, history, and artificial intelligence makes its U.S. premiere with an immersive data sculpture transforming the legacy of Czech composer Antonín Dvořák into a multi-sensory experience. 

Exhibit: March 22 - April 22, 2023

Celia Ledón’s installation draws inspiration from the female figure as a vessel and as a personification of the many mythological deities associated with water. This work will represent the Potomac River and will be created from plastic waste collected from the river in a collaborative process with students from the George Washington University under the direction of Dr. Tara Scully, Assistant Professor of Biology and Director of Sustainability Minor Program; and students from the Innovation Center at the George Washington University’s School of Engineering and Applied Science under the direction of Dr. Erica Cusi Wortham. This exhibit is in partnership with the Potomac Riverkeeper Network and the Chesapeake Potomac Dolphin Project.

Exhibit: March 22 - April 22, 2023

Kaarina Kaikkonen (Finland) addresses the “flying rivers”: major air currents that carry vital water vapor from forested regions to distant water basins, determining rain fall patterns around the globe. Her installation will use hundreds of shirts collected from Kennedy Center staff and volunteers, plus donations from the D.C.-area.

Exhibit: March 22 - April 22, 2023

Alexandra Kehayoglou’s installation is a large immersive textile work, a hand-tufted wool carpet that is an outcry against deforestation and devastation. Renowned for her call for environmental awareness, Kehayoglou’s repertoire includes memories of various native landscapes that the artist has visited and desires to preserve over time. Her renowned “pastizales” (grasslands), fields, and shelter tapestries are like sublime realities that the viewer can contemplate or utilize.

Dates: Oct 28-30, various hours - CLICK HERE

already there is an immersive installation designed to be savored in small, timed-entry groups where patrons are invited to explore, indulge, and play in a sensory labyrinth of dance and design.

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Installation Viewing: Oct 9-31

A Large-Scale Public Art 2-Dimensional Playscape on the REACH Plaza created live by Mo Willems and 240 Members of the Local Community.

As part of the Kennedy Center’s 50th Anniversary season celebration, Education Artist-in-Residence Mo Willems works with local community members to create a giant mural on the bluestone floor of the REACH Plaza! This exciting public art piece is inspired by Mo’s abstract works of dots and lines. A huge graphic representation of how we’re all connected in unexpected ways, the playscape will be created on Saturday, October 9 and remain installed throughout the winter for playing and viewing.

For more information on the October 9th We Are All Connected Art Opening Festival, please visit: https://www.kennedy-center.org/our-story/kc50/events/we-are-all-connected-opening

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Immerse yourself in Michael Pendry’s “Les Colombes” (the Doves), an art installation symbolizing hope and the Holy Spirit. In this exhibit experience, walk beneath a cascading column of 2,000 origami doves and watch as the rainbow light from the Cathedral’s stained glass elevates folded paper into something transcendent.

-This event is only for viewing the Doves exhibit. The rest of the Cathedral remains closed to visitors.

CLICK HERE to view availability

CLICK HERE to view dates offered and further information

Immerse yourself in Michael Pendry’s “Les Colombes” (the Doves), an art installation symbolizing hope and the Holy Spirit. In this exhibit experience, walk beneath a cascading column of 2,000 origami doves and watch as the rainbow light from the Cathedral’s stained glass elevates folded paper into something transcendent.

-This event is only for viewing the Doves exhibit. The rest of the Cathedral remains closed to visitors.

CLICK HERE to view availability

CLICK HERE to view dates offered and further information

Immerse yourself in Michael Pendry’s “Les Colombes” (the Doves), an art installation symbolizing hope and the Holy Spirit. In this exhibit experience, walk beneath a cascading column of 2,000 origami doves and watch as the rainbow light from the Cathedral’s stained glass elevates folded paper into something transcendent.

-This event is only for viewing the Doves exhibit. The rest of the Cathedral remains closed to visitors.

CLICK HERE to view availability

CLICK HERE to view dates offered and further information

Immerse yourself in Michael Pendry’s “Les Colombes” (the Doves), an art installation symbolizing hope and the Holy Spirit. In this exhibit experience, walk beneath a cascading column of 2,000 origami doves and watch as the rainbow light from the Cathedral’s stained glass elevates folded paper into something transcendent.

-This event is only for viewing the Doves exhibit. The rest of the Cathedral remains closed to visitors.

CLICK HERE to view availability

This exhibition will be physically installed at Brentwood Arts Exchange Lab Gallery and presented digitally for online viewing.

Dates: September 8 - October 24, 2020

Virtual Gallery Tour and Artist Talk: Saturday, October 24, 2 pm EST via Facebook Watch Party

Brentwood Arts Exchange is proud to announce Marmalade Dreams: Collages by Dafna Steinberg, opening in the Lab Gallery on Tuesday, September 8, and presented online through our digital platforms. This solo exhibition is dedicated to Dafna's father, Bory Steinberg, whose passing in March 2020 was the inspiration for this series of works. The mixed-media collages on display represent dreams and the subconscious. Themes of delight and heartache populate the imagery of this exhibition in the attempt to find what Ms. Steinberg describes as, "pockets of everyday joy."

Bonnie creates sculptures, installations, and drawings using a combination of fine art materials, craft supplies, and semi-scientific equipment. Her Light Emitting Studies incorporate tiny blinking electrical circuits that respond to the environment. Accompanying this exhibit, are her drawings inspired by the Insomnia Drawings of Louise Bourgeois.

Exhibit: April 7 - May 27, 2018.  Gallery Hours: Daily 10am-5pm                                      Public Reception: Sunday, April 8, 2-4 pm
Artist Talk: Saturday, April 28, 3 pm