A conversation with conductor Gianandrea Noseda. By Roland Flamini At the entrance of the Kennedy Center’s Hall of Nations a larger-than-life poster of Gianandrea Noseda, the new music director of the National Symphony Orchestra...
By: Roland Flamini In the National Gallery of Art’s great Johannes Vermeer exhibition of 1995, the Dutch painter was portrayed as a solitary genius, the “Sphinx of Delft,” as he had been called by Théophile...
By: Roland Flamini In the numerous hi-tech trade shows in the U.S. and elsewhere, the space that (after video games) draws most media and public attention is robotics. The robots on show are almost always...
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The Paula Brown School of Performing Arts blazes a trail for local youth to pursue life and the arts with excellence.
Shinola Celebrates the Launch of New Public Television Concert Series ‘Live at 9:30′ The modern music variety show, filmed at D.C.’s 9:30 Club, premieres on May 28 Detroit watchmaker Shinola this week celebrated...
By: Connie Morella and Mike Peabody In April, more than 1200 people, including ice cream magnates Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield were arrested on Capitol Hill during massive rallies protesting the influence of big...
Washington Project for the Arts hosts its 35th annual Auction Gala to promote and benefit contemporary art.
The designer’s new jewelry label, Diamonds Unleashed, seeks to empower women.
Johnny Mathis to Perform at Child Justice Benefit
13 Sep, 2018
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Magnolia Bakery Opens in Union Station
10 Sep, 2018
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Music Notes: The ‘Duchess Of Coolsville’ Digs Deep
23 Aug, 2018
Johnny Mathis to Perform at Child Justice Benefit
13 Sep, 2018
Summer in Switzerland: Geneva, Reinvented
28 Aug, 2018
Summer in Switzerland: Mürren and Lugano
30 Aug, 2018
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