Arty stuff this week . . .

Tour of City Hall Permanent Art Collection
Led by the curator: Sondra Arkin
Wednesday, March 26
Noon
@ Wilson Building
1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW

Conversations with artists:
Andrea Robbins and Max Becher
Wednesday, March 26
5:30 pm
@ Phillips Collection
In the Carriage House

Art Buzz
Thursday, March 27
6:30 to 9:30 pm
@ SenateRealty Offices
909 U Street, NW

Artist Talk: Don Kimes
Thursday, March 27
6 - 8 pm
@ Hillyer Art Space
9 Hillyer Court, NW

New American Paintings:
New Work by Robert Sparrow Hones and Jamie Pocklington
March 28 - April 26
Opening reception:
Friday, March 28
5 - 8 pm
@ Long View in the City
1302 9th Street, NW

Into the Light:
Mark Planisek, Marie Cobb, Lynn Silverman, Craig Kraft, Emily Erb, Phil Stein, Joan Belmar, Cathlyn Newell and Kendall Nordin
March 29 - May 3
Saturday, March 29
6 - 8 pm
@ The Honfleur Gallery
1227 Good Hope Road, SE

RSVP to: info@1435girard.com

Suzanne Goldberg: Visual Rhythms
March 26 - April 19
Artists Receptions:
Saturday, March 29
5 - 7 pm
@ Studio Gallery
2108 R Street, NW

Daniel Pink Lecture
Author of A Whole New Mind
Arts Advocacy Day - Americans For the Arts
Monday, March 31
7:30 pm
@ The Kennedy Center
Free registration.



THE MEXICAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE
invites you to the presentation of

THE MIGRANT PROJECT:

Contemporary California Farm Workers
Photographs and text by Rick Nahmias

and

THE CELEBRATION OF CÉSAR CHÁVEZ DAY

Monday, March 31

5:00 PM
Roundtable discussion with:
Demetrios G Papademetriou, President, Migration Policy Institute
Bruce Goldstein, Executive Director, Farmworker Justice
Irasema Garza, former Farm worker and Director for Community Outreach,
Working America, AFL-CIO
Rick Nahmias, Photographer, The Migrant Project

6:00 PM
Presentation of the exhibit by the photographer
Reception and book signing to follow