Fire, Cloud, Earth: Native Women Artists at SAAM
A closer look at three Native women artists in SAAM's collection
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Blog Category: Luce Foundation Center
Staff of the Luce Foundation Center for American Art offer their perspective on visual arts and music. SAAM’s visible art storage and study center, Luce also hosts local artists and performers.
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Luce Unplugged: Five Questions for Des Demonas
Learn more about Des Demonas in advance of their appearance at Luce Unplugged on February 13, 2020.Categories -
Beyond the Studio with Katherine Akey
Get to know local artist, Katherine Akey, in advance of her Beyond the Studio Workshop on February 9, 2020.Categories -
Luce Unplugged: Five Questions for Pree
The Luce Foundation Center's interview with May Tabol of dark-pop band, Pree, in advance of her performance at the Luce Unplugged Community Showcase on January 31, 2020.Categories -
Luce Unplugged: Five Questions for Carly Harvey
Learn more about DC's Queen of the Blues, Carly Harvey, in advance of her performance at the Luce Unplugged Community Showcase on January 31, 2020.Categories -
Beyond the Studio with Carlos Carmonamedina
Get to know local illustrator, Carlos Carmonamedina, ahead of his Beyond the Studio Workshop on January 26, 2020.Categories -
Beyond the Studio with Rock Paper Plant
The founders of Rock Paper Plant, Alicia Mazzara and Cielo Contreras, explain how their business got its roots in this interview before their upcoming Beyond the Studio Workshop.Categories -
Luce Unplugged: Five Questions for Washington Social Club
The Luce Foundation Center's interview with the recently reunited indie-rock band, Washington Social Club, in advance of their Luce Unplugged performance on December 5, 2019.Categories -
Nature is the Boss: Tony Bennett's Central Park
Painter Anthony Benedetto is better known as crooner Tony Bennett. His painting "Central Park" depicts the New York oasis in autumn.Categories -
Luce Unplugged: Five Questions for We Were Pirates
An interview with Mike Boggs of We Were Pirates, in advance of their Luce Unplugged appearance.Categories -
Beyond the Studio with Simon Bull
Simon Bull, official artist of the 2019 National Cherry Blossom Festival, leads a "Beyond the Studio" workshop at the Luce Foundation Center.Categories -
Luce Unplugged: Five Questions for Jax Deluca
Luce Unplugged interviews Jax Deluca, performing as part of the Community Showcase on March 8, 2019.Categories -
The Evolving Styles of William H. Johnson: Paintings in the Luce Foundation Center
The Luce Foundation Center currently has 22 paintings on view by William H. Johnson (1901-1970), one of America’s foremost African American artists and a major figure in 20th century art. Luce visitors may notice that Johnson’s paintings appear to be done in two very different styles. These two styles can be separated into time periods, 1926-1938 and 1939-1945.Categories -
Beyond the Studio with Lily Cox
A Luce Foundation interview with Lily Cox about her upcoming Beyond the Studio workshop where she'll be demonstrating the art of kokedamaCategories -
Luce Unplugged: FIVE QUESTIONS FOR Rob Stokes
Luce interview with musician Rob Stokes on his art and inspiration.Categories -
Luce Unplugged: Five questions for OG Lullabies
On Thursday, August 2nd, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm, the Luce Foundation Center hosts another installment of Luce Unplugged. Thursday shows, presented with D.C. Music Download, are a tribute to a Luce Center artwork selected by the performer.
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