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Flowers of Many Colors
Studio 28 - Enamelists Gallery
Recycle to Art
Studio 28 - Enamelists Gallery[…]
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Factory Flow Morning Yoga – September
Torpedo Factory Art CenterFind inner peace and creativity in this morning series focused on art, health, and imagination.
2019 SIGGRAPH Computer Animation Showcase
Washington DC Chapter of ACM SIGGRAPH hosts another Computer Animation Showcase at the Torpedo Factory Art Center. This showcase represents some of the most dazzling and innovative animations from students and professionals around the world. Several of the animations were screened at the 2019 SIGGRAPH Computer Animation Festival.
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The Late Shift: Autumn Evenings
Torpedo Factory Art CenterThe Art Center's signature evening series features ecletic art and activities. In among three floors of open artists' studios, find gallery receptions, stimulating artist talks, pop-up performances, hands-on projects, lively music, and more.
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45th Anniversary Salute
Join us for an afternoon honoring 45 years of history and toast to the founding artists of the Art Center.
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Post-Grad Artist Talk: Kim Sandara
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2nd Annual Beer & Wine Torpedo Garden
Torpedo Factory Art CenterA trip to the King Street Art Festival isn't complete without a visit to the Art Center. Enjoy a glass of craft beer or wine while exploring all three floors of artists' studios. Meet the artists and find original art created on-site. Recharge and refresh with exhibitions, games, and music.
Creative Writing Workshop with Community Building Art Works
Studio 208 - Riverview RoomAs featured in the 2018 HBO Documentary We Are Not Done Yet, Community Building Art Works serves veterans, military personnel, and members of the community through generative creative-writing workshops. Led by accomplished authors, they are focused on using the written word as a tool for introspection, communication, and connection. Bring a pen, a notebook, and an open mind.
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Memento Mori
Studio 2 - Target GalleryAccording to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, “Memento mori” is the literal Latin translation for “‘remember (that you have) to die”. The purpose of this exhibition is to explore death as a concept and how it affects our lives. Through explorations of entropy/decay, ghosts and paranormal spirits, or personal experiences, this exhibit will contemplate how the inevitability of death impacts us all.