Arts

Bad Bunny Dances Into History at Grammy Awards and Super Bowl

February 1, 2026

This is a big week for Bad Bunny who won three Grammy Awards as he prepares to headline the 2026 Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show next Sunday at Levi’s Stadium…

Filmmaker Celebrates ‘Sinners’ and Its Southern Gothic Roots

January 23, 2026

Local Creatives Shine in the ‘Art All Night’ Festival

September 17, 2025

10 Years on the Wall: NoMa’s Mural Festival Paints a Decade of Color and Community

September 14, 2025

Where to Celebrate MLK Day in D.C.

January 18, 2025

Arts·Lifestyle

The Snowball Effect of Decreasing Art Education

December 16, 2024

by Kayla Smernoff

By Kayla Smernoff Howard University News Service Snowy Sabel, an art and psychology student at the…

Arts·Entertainment·Film·Howard University

From Bison to Blockbuster: The Rise of Alana I. Smith

May 12, 2024

by Azaria Jackson

It’s graduation week at Howard University. Many students have to complete major projects in order to…

Arts

Accessible D.C. art exhibitions are down the street from where you live

April 18, 2024

by Avery Harrison

Washington, D.C., is home to 21 Smithsonian museums, national monuments, and historic buildings that date back…

Arts·Entertainment

Women artists added to the National Gallery of Art collection

April 14, 2024

by Avery Harrison

If you take the train to the Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarters metro stop and come up the…

Arts·Entertainment

Smithsonian book editors hold panel discussion on Afrofuturism

April 14, 2024

by Kalahari Deprez

Busboys and Poets, located on 14th and V Street, hosted a book presentation on Afrofuturism with…

Arts·Entertainment

Anacostia community addresses gun violence through art

April 13, 2024

by Kalahari Deprez

Red and white letters spelling ‘Laundromat’ are on the outside of the building, and graffiti and…

Arts

Black ‘image-maker’ SHAN Wallace selected for the NMWA’s “Women to Watch”

April 4, 2024

by Omari Foote

The National Museum of Women in the Arts will debut its Women to Watch collection on…

Arts·State & Local

William H. Johnson’s “Fighters for Freedom” is Coming Home

March 28, 2024

by Omari Foote

William H. Johnson’s lifetime of artwork was nearly discarded due to unpaid storage fees. This month,…

Arts

College of Fine Arts prepares to Host the 34th James A. Porter Colloquium

March 28, 2024

by Omari Foote

In 1924, Howard University graduated its first art student, Alma Thomas. Now a century later, Howard’s…

Arts·State & Local

Anacostia Community Museum aims to keep black D.C. art history alive

March 14, 2024

by Omari Foote

Anacostia Community Museum will debut its exhibit, “The Bold and Beautiful,” to celebrate Black D.C. artists…

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Arts

Bad Bunny Dances Into History at Grammy Awards and Super Bowl

Filmmaker Celebrates ‘Sinners’ and Its Southern Gothic Roots

Local Creatives Shine in the ‘Art All Night’ Festival

10 Years on the Wall: NoMa’s Mural Festival Paints a Decade of Color and Community

Where to Celebrate MLK Day in D.C.

The Snowball Effect of Decreasing Art Education

From Bison to Blockbuster: The Rise of Alana I. Smith

Accessible D.C. art exhibitions are down the street from where you live

Women artists added to the National Gallery of Art collection

Smithsonian book editors hold panel discussion on Afrofuturism

Anacostia community addresses gun violence through art

Black ‘image-maker’ SHAN Wallace selected for the NMWA’s “Women to Watch”

William H. Johnson’s “Fighters for Freedom” is Coming Home

College of Fine Arts prepares to Host the 34th James A. Porter Colloquium

Anacostia Community Museum aims to keep black D.C. art history alive

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