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OHARA: Diversify Artwork Acquisition Practices

O’HARA: Diversify Artwork Acquisition Practices

By Katie O'Hara January 20, 2019

In 1985, a group of female artists gathered in New York in an almost superhero manner for the sole purpose of fighting sexism and racism in the art world. That spring, the Museum of Modern Art hosted...

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Czech Artist Kateřina Vincourová’s New Exhibit Combines Intimacy and Expression

By Alia Kawar January 31, 2018

Czech artist Kateřina Vincourová’s three-dimensional work “Arteria,” currently on display at the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, explores fragile, existentialist topics...

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Exploring Absence and Loss at The Hirshhorn

By Olivia Jimenez October 24, 2017

What is absence made of? How can we materialize absence? Is that even possible? The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden’s new exhibit, “What Absence Is Made Of,” confronts these questions through...

Beneath The Tombs: A Rich Art History

Beneath The Tombs: A Rich Art History

By Kathryn Baker September 15, 2017

Few restaurants have had as large an impact on the Georgetown community as The Tombs. There, men have proposed on bent knee, alumni have reunited and students have gathered for trivia nights, dance...

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Exploring Korean-American Narratives Through ‘Evolving’

By Dani Guerrero September 12, 2017

Dani Guerrero is a Hoya Staff Writer. Today, the United States is home to nearly two million Korean-Americans, many of whom have spent part of their youth in Korea. The narratives of Korean-Americans...

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