A joint collaboration between the National Portrait Gallery and the American Archives of Art, “Felix Gonzalez-Torres: Always to Return” is an extensive exploration of the trailblazing portraitist’s work. Gonzalez-Torres uses various objects and methods—in one case, piles of colorfully wrapped candies—to explore identity and place. The exhibition, which is free and doesn't require a reservation in advance, also includes installations in Downtown D.C. to emphasize the boundlessness of Gonzalez-Torres’ work.
Whether you set New Year's resolutions or not, you probably have some goals for 2025. There's plenty to do this weekend, January 10-12, in the District to help get you on track. Curious about drinking less, or not at all? There's a whole festival for that. Want to try your hand at some new arts and crafts? One of the city's most creative boutiques will host you. Want to move more? Why not do it beneath some beautiful artwork at a dedicated yoga class? Here are some great things to do this weekend in Washington, D.C.
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