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Mar 04, 2013The Target Gallery (located inside the Torpedo Factory Art Center) and the March of Dimes are teaming up to raise money for both organizations with the 3rd annual exhibition... more -
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Feb 25, 2013As a native Washingtonian I grew up listening to Go-go, punk and hardcore music. more -
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Jan 17, 2013The Piano. Short for pianoforte, which derives from gravicembalo col piano e forte. It's known for it's dynamic range, the ability to be played soft and loud and everything in... more -
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Jan 09, 2013In the explosive age of blogging, the journalistic line between neutral correspondant and an active particpant is no longer certain. A studied reporter voyages beyond Google and... more -
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Jan 07, 2013I set up a Skype interview with Brooklyn (by way of DC) artist Davis McLane Connelly about his upcoming show at The Fridge gallery in Eastern Market, Individuation. Individuation... more -
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Dec 01, 2012On Thursday night Owner and Gallery Director Alex Goldstein walked in the door of The Fridge with two rolls of paper. Months of work inhabiting less space than a standard... more -
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Oct 03, 2012Mount Eerie and Secret Mountain at U St. Music HallTuesday, Sept. 18th, 2012 NO PHOTOS/ NO VIDEO I arrived during the sound check and was lucky I had. I knew the magic of what was... more
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Sep 12, 2012Public art enriches the experience of a place and generates all kinds of crazy back stories when people view an installation when they are definitely not in an artsy head space. more -
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Sep 11, 2012The Dupont Underground went above ground at Eastern Market on Friday, September 7. More than 500 folks turned out to help raise funds for this ambitious venture to turn the... more -
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Aug 03, 2012Do you ever read the “missed connections” section in the newspaper or on craigslist? more -
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Jul 20, 2012Do you remember that feeling in grade school when you were called on in class and were ready to respond, without the shadow of a doubt, with the answer that you knew to be correct... more -
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Jul 18, 2012“Once upon a time, offline wasn't even a word... You caught someone’s eye across a room. Your stomach leapt. There was chemistry. This was back in the time of romance. Back in the... more -
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Jul 16, 2012When you consider of the fashion world, you may think of super out there, too cool for school, untouchable, all-clad-in-black amazon ladies...or Whitney Port. And that's all the... more -
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Jul 06, 2012With a scarf to tempt Isadora herself, Cynthia Word gracefully wafted across the stage opening a two company performance that featured the works of Word Dance Theater and... more -
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Jun 25, 2012The Present Company Project is the personal venture of Amber Mahoney, a DC-based photographer who just wants to meet the world. more -
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Jun 17, 2012Last Sunday, Brooklyn and Baltimore-based street artist Gaia (aka Andrew Pisacane) came to Washington, D.C. in conjunction with two recent works. more -
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May 25, 2012From the moment the "train" pulled onto the stage I was hooked. Molly Smith's take on Meredith Wilson's The Music Man is light, happy, full of magic and takes the audience on... more -
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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 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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