Cate Blanchett Dons 13 Guises in This Daring Art Installation
Julian Rosefeldt’s “Manifesto,” on view at the Hirshhorn, puts a satiric spin on art history’s seminal texts
A Globe-Trotting, Truth-Seeking Art Project Looks for Answers in D.C.
The Hirshhorn Museum hosts the ‘Truth Booth,’ a pop-up confessional where participants record honest reflections
This Performance Art Piece Is Being Served Up With Tasty, Warm Bowls of Curry
Amid evolving images of protest and strife, Rirkrit Tiravanija’s art at the Hirshhorn satisfies both visually and nutritionally
What Do Dragons Symbolize and More Questions From Our Readers
You asked, we answered
Why the Story of Woman Versus Machine Is Still Being Written
Author Claire Evans is on a mission to elevate women and the contributions they’ve made in the field of technology
Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden to Undergo First Redesign in More Than 40 Years
Hiroshi Sugimoto’s design provides easier access from the National Mall and space for larger installations
This Art Show Is Taking the Literal Pulse of America
Artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer uses biometrics to make breathtaking spectacle
Sean Scully’s Artworks Are a Study in Color, Horizon and Life’s Sorrows
With a return to the Hirshhorn following his 1995 retrospective, Scully presents his sublime Landlines series
Hirshhorn Curator Explains the Significance of the Huge Marcel Duchamp Donation
Washington D.C. art lovers Aaron and Barbara Levine promise 50 important works to the museum
Don’t Be Surprised if a Woman Sings to You in the Hirshhorn’s Sculpture Garden
The Smithsonian’s first purchase of a performance art piece is happening now, but the artist requests no photos, please
The Topsy-Turvy Worldview of Georg Baselitz
Upside-down paintings are part of a 60-year survey of the German painter and sculptor, who makes a return to the Hirshhorn
Archives Reveal Touching Stories on the Life of Robert Indiana, the Man Who Invented “LOVE”
Smithsonian curators reflect on the legacy of the iconic artist, following his death at age 89
Modern Takes on 80s Artwork Hit Washington D.C. Streets
The Hirshhorn Museum’s public art project ‘Brand New SW’ reflects a resurgence of retro aesthetics in contemporary art
How an Exquisitely Designed Cart for Homeless People Inspired a Wave of Artists’ Activism
In the 1980s artist Krzysztof Wodiczko’s vehicle of change was also a weapon of social disruption
This Artist Deconstructed His Love and Fascination for Calvin and Hobbes
Tony Lewis finds a new way of writing poetry, through artistry, and his assemblage of cut-up dialog balloons from Bill Watterson’s much-loved comic strip
Are You Buying What These Artists Are Selling?
The absurdity of American commercialism is laid bare in the Hirshhorn’s latest exhibition
A Powerful, Three-Story Video Installation Will Transform the Hirshhorn
The giant projection by Polish artist Krzysztof Wodiczko returns to the museum for the first time in 30 years
Hirshhorn’s Redesigned Lobby Sheds New Light on a Classic Washington D.C. Building
The Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto, known for his pensive images, is taking on the role of architect and designer
January Happenings At the Smithsonian
Blow away winter blues with our recommended list of film, lectures, concerts and more
Mark Bradford’s Paintings Scratch at the Surface of a Conflicted America
The Hirshhorn Museum hosts the artist’s first solo show in Washington
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