The Washington DC Chapter of ACM SIGGRAPH and the Torpedo Factory Art Center are proud to present Paras Kaul, a distinguished speaker who has been a guest presenter at several ACM SIGGRAPH conferences. Paras is a noted brainwave artist/researcher who composes brainwave music and animation.
In July, enjoy honky tonk music and a chance to win a special prize pack.
Enjoy an special after-hours event at the Torpedo Factory Art Center every month. August's event puts the dog in Dog Days of Summer.
A blank notebook is full of creative potential waiting to be explored. Whether you’re in school or just love all of the back-to-school stationary, the September Second Thursday Art Night is for you.
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October's Second Thursday Art Night at the Torpedo Factory Art Center will feature the fantastic and the macabre.
Gallery openings, poetry reading, new archaeology discoveries, and a thankful tree during this month's Second Thursday Art Night.
December's Art Night will be full of art, chocolate, and dance. Snack on chocolaty treats, see Jane Franklin Dance, and shop for handmade gifts of art.
Emma Green, made famous by PBS's Mercy Street series, was a real woman who lived in Alexandria. Learn more about her, build your wishlist for Patron's Show, add to our community collage, and more.
The Torpedo Factory Art Center celebrates the legacy of women in the arts during Women’s History Month. Of the 132 resident artists in the Torpedo Factory, more than 100 of them are women. The night also features a host of new exhibitions, live music, button making, and a peek into the life of an Alexandria socialite who became a Confederate spy.
