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May 17, 2012We first met Shaymar when we were all running around putting together #DCRESIDENCE @DCWEEK last year - actually, we (Pleatherette) were running around and Shaymar was cool as a... more -
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May 15, 2012Through its new music series, the Atlas Performing Arts Center already welcomes resident companies from all over the country. more -
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May 14, 2012In a city driven by phone calls, emails, messages, and the beeps, bleeps, and pings of constant communication, do you ever long for silence? If you’re anything like me, you long... more -
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May 11, 2012Shakespeare’s comedy The Taming of the Shrew is a bit of a conundrum. It is uproariously funny in its “battle of the sexes” driven plot. Yet it also controversially – as stated in... more -
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May 02, 2012Our weekly roundup of reviews of the arts in Washington! Please let us know if we’ve missed anything! more -
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May 02, 2012Time to trade in your weekly therapy session for some local arts and culture events happening this weekend. Here at Pink Line HQ, we know that attending arts and culture events... more -
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May 01, 2012FotoDC presented “Sneak Peek” last week to showcase E. Brady Robinson’s “Desks as Portraits: An Inside Look at the DC Art World.” Her portraits of DC art folks had a twist: she... more -
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Apr 26, 2012We are constantly surrounded by technology and we are continually finding ways to share information and connect one another in our daily experiences. From smartphones, computers,... more -
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Apr 25, 2012Time to trade in your weekly therapy session for some local arts and culture events happening this weekend. Here at Pink Line HQ, we know that attending arts and culture events... more -
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Apr 24, 2012[First published on Fork and Canvas on April 19, 2012] more -
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Apr 23, 2012This week marks the end of the month-long celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the National Cherry Blossom Festival. With the parades, the parties (wasn’t Cherry Blast awesome... more -
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Apr 18, 2012Chess and hip-hop may seem like a strange combination, but the two have more in common than you may think, according to Mazi Mutafa, executive director of Words Beats and Life (... more -
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Apr 16, 2012I love craft shows. It might be because I am a huge fan of the recent DIY movement. But mostly, it’s because I love meeting the artists behind the pieces that I fall in love with... more -
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Apr 09, 2012Dana Tai Soon Burgess & Company attacks choreography with poise and fluidity. They celebrated their 20 year anniversary April 5th and 6th at the Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre... more -
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Apr 06, 201224th and California, NW 14th and Wallace, NW more -
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Apr 05, 2012The stage is set with a mountainous display of card castles and a toddler’s wooden chair; one rogue breath of wind could blow the whole set away. more -
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Mar 29, 2012Experience does not always necessitate cognizance, especially as it relates to art. We gratefully and holistically experience art in its place but we are rarely cognizant of the... more -
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Mar 28, 2012We have - DMV dwellers - at times been accused of being stylistically "conservative." But that's not it, really. Let’s get real. We’re a locus of hyper-critical, uber-intelligent... more -
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Mar 28, 20125×5, the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities’s new temporary public art project, will result in twenty-five groundbreaking temporary public artinstallations that will be... more -
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Mar 24, 2012[First Published on DC Setlist on Thursday, March 22, 2012] more -
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Mar 23, 2012Kenyon and 17th, NW more -
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Mar 23, 2012Our weekly roundup of as many art and culture reviews we could find. Hoping these will help you find something fun to do this weekend. more -
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Mar 21, 2012North Carolina-bred, New York-based singer, composer and guitarist Becca Stevens performs with her band at Artisphere on Friday, March 23 at 8pm. Dubbed by the New York Times as “... more -
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Mar 21, 20125×5, the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities’s new temporary public art project, will result in twenty-five groundbreaking temporary public artinstallations that will be... more
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