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Booking and details
Dates Sun, Mar 03 - Tues, Mar 12, 2024
Venue Multiple venues in Washington, DC
Tickets Free; registration requested
Join Folger Shakespeare Library, Angel Rose Artist Collective, and Lost Origins Gallery teaching artists in a free community visual art workshop and contribute to the D.C. & Me Installation project.
At these workshops we’ll creatively explore the “Past, Present & Future D.C.'” in a series of visual arts prompts that ask participants to answer the question: “What do you want to be remembered about your community?”
The outcome of the participants’ artwork will be added to a multi-media installation project that will be on display in three locations around the city this spring and summer.
All materials will be provided, and participants are invited to come and go as they are able. This workshop is open to all ages. Snacks provided!
Únete a la Biblioteca Folger Shakespeare, artistas docentes del Colectivo de Artistas Angel Rose en Lost Origins Gallery en un taller comunitario gratuito de arte visual y contribuye al proyecto de instalación “D.C. & Me” que traduce a “D.C. y Yo”.
En estos talleres exploraremos creativamente el “Pasado, Presente y Futuro de D.C.” en una serie de actividades de arte visual que invitan a les participantes a responder la pregunta: “¿Qué quieres que se recuerde de tu comunidad”
Workshop venues
- National Building Museum: Sun, Mar 3, 12-3pm (offered in English // ofrecido en inglés)
- Honfleur Gallery: Sat, Mar 9, 12-3pm (offered in English // ofrecido en inglés)
- Lost Origins Gallery: Mon, Mar 11, 6pm-8pm (offered in English and Spanish // ofrecido en inglés y español)
- Lost Origins Gallery: Tue, Mar 12, 6pm-8pm (offered in English and Spanish // ofrecido en inglés y español)
What is DC & Me?
DC & Me is the first part of the three-part DC Amplified project, which seeks to gather and uplift community stories within Washington, DC. In this phase, stories have been gathered through workshops and individual interviews with members of the Anacostia, Mt. Pleasant, and Penn Quarter communities. These stories will then be shared out through interactive sculptural installations featuring visual artistic interpretations of these neighborhoods, available for public viewing at multiple locations in Washington, DC.
DC & Me is supported by the National Endowment for the Arts.