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6— “5x5 Exposed: Small Works in Photography” Small photographs will be on display as part of FotoWeek D.C. At Torpedo Factory Art Center, Target Gallery. Through Nov. 28.
6— “Elena Volkova and Renee Van Der Stelt” At Hamiltonian Gallery. Through Dec. 4.
6— “Street Studio, 2.0” A group show of street art. At Irvine Contemporary Art. Hamiltonian Gallery. Through Dec. 18.
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THE GERSHWIN PROJECT: RUSSIAN GERSHWIN Post-Classical Ensemble
friday, september 24 . 8PM Russian pianistsGenadi Zagor and Vakhtang Kodanashvili collaborate with the Ensemble to revisit the work ofGeorgeGershwin, a composer adored in Soviet Russia as a symbol of American culture. Te performance will feature Rhapsody in Blue, Tree Preludes, Concerto in F and Cuban Overture. $42
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UM School of Music ROBERT SCHUMANN BICENTENNIAL FESTIVAL & CONFERENCE
ALSO APPEARING:
UM SCHOOL OF THEATRE, DANCE, AND PERFORMANCE STUDIES
Enchanted April october 8–16
UM SCHOOL OF MUSIC MARYLAND OPERA STUDIO Florencia
in the Amazon november 19–23
october 19–22 Tis four-day festival brings together performers, scholars and music-lovers in celebration of Schumann’s music, including much-loved works and rarely heard masterpieces.
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LAURIE ANDERSON Delusion friday, october 29 . 8PM
Laurie Anderson’s sonic innovations and incisive, off-beat humor have earned her a reputation as a master of performance art/rock.Delusion tells a rich story about longing, memory and identity— mixing the pleasure of language with a terrible inkling that the world may be made entirely of words. $42
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CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE and INSIDE STRAIGHT
friday, november 12 . 8PM A virtuoso of the acoustic and electric bass, McBride leads Inside Straight, a gifted band of jazz stand-outs, in a performance that allows every member to shine within a tight yet laid-back groove. $42
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Mahler’s Seventh Symphony SAT, SEP 25, 8 PM
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Beethoven and Shostakovich SAT, OCT 16, 8 PM
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Off the Cuff Analyze This: Mahler and Freud
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Illyich Rivas leads the BSO and pianist Markus Groh in Beethoven’s Second Piano Concerto followed by Shostakovich’s brilliant Symphony No. 1.
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6— “Beasts on Parchment: Picturing Animals in Medieval Manuscripts” A look at the different creatures that fill the pages of medieval books, and how medieval societies felt about them. At Walters Art Museum. Through Feb. 6.
6 — Foto Week D.C. The annual celebration of photography, at venues across Washington.
Through Nov. 13.
6— Susan Eder and Craig Dennis The husband and wife pair present their latest photographs as part of FotoWeek D.C. At Marsha Mateyka Gallery. Through Dec. 4.
7— “Johanna Grawunder: Primum Non Nocere” Architectural lighting and other pieces by a designer based in Paris and San Francisco. At Industry Gallery. Through Dec. 18.
9 — “Catalyst: 35 Years of Washington Project for the Arts” A selection of work from
the WPA’s 35-year history, with more than 150 artists on display. At American University, Katzen Arts Center. Through Dec. 19.
9— “Free Space” Michael Dax Iacovone and Billy Friebele present a participatory photo and video exhibition as part of FotoWeek D.C., in partnership with Flashpoint Gallery. At the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library. Through Dec. 4.
10 — “Documentary Photography 07/08”Works by winners of the
BEAU CHAMBERLAIN/PROJECT 4
BEAU ARTS: Beau Chamberlain’s “Had a Little Faith When We Started” is among the works in the artist’s solo exhibition at Project 4, running Sept. 11 through Oct. 16.
Wüstenrot Foundation Award. At Goethe-Institut. Through Jan. 28.
10 — “Joshua Cogan” Photographs by the Emmy Award-winning photographer, presented as part of FotoWeek D.C. At the Sixth & I Historic Synagogue. Through Dec. 31.
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11 — “Directions: Mario Garcia Torres and Cyprien Gaillard” The two contemporary artists
examine the durability of artistic achievements and their predecessors’ efforts to change the world . At the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Through March 27.
11 — “Jacob Lawrence: Prints, 1963-2000, A Comprehensive Survey” This exhibition of the late printmaker’s works features 82 images and includes prints from his series “The Legend of John Brown” and “Eight Studies for the Book of
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