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He can’t speak, so his art does it for him — Nonverbal Bethesda artist debuts expressive artwork

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He can’t speak, so his art does it for him — Nonverbal Bethesda artist debuts expressive artwork

Museum spotlight: Lesser-known Italian art and history await in DC

Museum spotlight: Lesser-known Italian art and history await in DC

Climate protester found guilty of smearing paint on sculpture at DC’s National Gallery of Art

Climate protester found guilty of smearing paint on sculpture at DC’s National Gallery of Art

DC museum visitors react to Trump administration plan to remove some exhibits from Smithsonians

DC museum visitors react to Trump administration plan to remove some exhibits from Smithsonians

‘A Room in the Castle’ is not your father’s ‘Hamlet’

‘A Room in the Castle’ is not your father’s ‘Hamlet’

A new mural in downtown DC memorializes a school shooting victim

A new mural in downtown DC memorializes a school shooting victim

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‘The Age of Innocence’ takes center stage at the District’s Arena Stage

‘The Age of Innocence’ takes center stage at the District’s Arena Stage

DC artist helped paint BLM Plaza: ‘Grateful to have been a part of history’

DC artist helped paint BLM Plaza: ‘Grateful to have been a part of history’

Comedian Sarah Silverman turns autobiography into new musical at DC’s Arena Stage

Comedian Sarah Silverman turns autobiography into new musical at DC’s Arena Stage

A look at abolitionist efforts in Prince George’s County — from the stage

A look at abolitionist efforts in Prince George’s County — from the stage

Kennedy Center show featuring gay chorus has been canceled

Kennedy Center show featuring gay chorus has been canceled

DC’s Lobsterman: An obscure monument with a fishy backstory

DC’s Lobsterman: An obscure monument with a fishy backstory

Working Capital: Artist behind public installations in DC opens up about her process

Working Capital: Artist behind public installations in DC opens up about her process

A history of Chinatown (as told by its own residents) comes to life at the Smithsonian

A history of Chinatown (as told by its own residents) comes to life at the Smithsonian

‘It hits home’: Why the building of the National Menorah is a family affair

‘It hits home’: Why the building of the National Menorah is a family affair

Healthy living center reopens in DC Ward 8’s only grocery store

Healthy living center reopens in DC Ward 8’s only grocery store

Rare poster from the night Led Zeppelin, The Who shared a stage at Merriweather Post Pavilion is up for auction

Rare poster from the night Led Zeppelin, The Who shared a stage at Merriweather Post Pavilion is up for auction

How Marion Barry’s widow wants DC to remember the ‘mayor for life’

How Marion Barry’s widow wants DC to remember the ‘mayor for life’

DC theater company finds new home under Southwest apartment building

DC theater company finds new home under Southwest apartment building

Stories that will make you laugh and cry: Hear the all-true tales this weekend in DC

Stories that will make you laugh and cry: Hear the all-true tales this weekend in DC

DC nonprofit chronicles city’s Latino murals in effort to preserve them

DC nonprofit chronicles city’s Latino murals in effort to preserve them

New National Law Enforcement Museum exhibit showcases the art of law enforcement officers

New National Law Enforcement Museum exhibit showcases the art of law enforcement officers

‘I knew I named her Unique for a reason’: Anacostia girl chosen as face of new public mural in DC

‘I knew I named her Unique for a reason’: Anacostia girl chosen as face of new public mural in DC

Handmade crafts on sale at the Smithsonian: ‘It’s not your grandmother’s doilies’

Handmade crafts on sale at the Smithsonian: ‘It’s not your grandmother’s doilies’

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