EVENT CATEGORIES Art Theater Dance Festivals Music ART Through Dec. 2 Expressions: Photographs by Natalia Terry Natalia Terry freezes fleeting moments — fading sunsets, unrepeatable trips, things "dancing" in the
Languages Bulgarian English French Japanese Polish Croatian Estonian German Kazakh Romanian Danish Finnish Greek Korean Slovak Dutch Flemish Italian Latvian Swedish Bulgarian Glory (Slava) Directed by Kristina Grozeva and Petar
In October, tens of thousands of Polish women donned black outfits and took to the streets of Warsaw and other cities to protest a draft law initially supported by the
In the realm of good intentions versus unintended consequences, the controversial law allowing lawsuits against Saudi Arabia by families of victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks may rank
Just two weeks of legislating remain this year as Republicans prepare to take control of the presidency and both chambers of Congress. What national business will be accomplished during the
When first lady Michelle Obama bared her toned shoulders in a series of sleeveless dresses, fashionistas around the world took notice. Former first lady Hillary Clinton’s style has evolved from
During his vitriolic campaign for president, Donald Trump threatened to build a “huge” wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and make Mexico pay for it. Now that he won, Trump —
The starkly beautiful black-and-white prints featured in “Notes from the Desert: Photographs by Gauri Gill” seek to challenge viewers into rethinking ideas about traditional documentary photography, India and how women
The timely topic of African American history and identity, along with the larger issue of migration, overlap in two compelling, contemplative exhibitions at the Phillips Collection: “People on the Move:
Photos: Mexican Cultural Institute "Delimitations" is a 2,400-mile-long, site-specific installation by artists Marco Ramírez Erre and David Taylor that outlines the border between the U.S. and Mexico in 1821, when
PPhoto: Dirty Habit Dirty Habit in the Hotel Monaco exudes a dark, edgy ambiance. With the arrival of autumn, Washington's booming restaurant and bar scene continues to reinvent itself, sometimes
Also See: Q&A: Héctor Ferrer and Jenniffer González SAN JUAN — It’s another 85-degree afternoon in Old San Juan, and dozens of cruise ship passengers stroll along the waterfront, casually
