American Art in All its Complexity (Free!) at The Phillips Collection

Let's go see some American art at one of DC's finest private art collections, The Phillips Collection! This exhibition draws deeply from the collections of Howard University and the University of Maryland and features a large number of prominent artists who are female or people of color. Optional: Grab a group and find dinner in Dupont Circle for socializing afterwards!

MEET AT: Outside the main entrance to the museum on 21st St NW. Look for Molly with the rainbow LAL sign.
COST: FREE! Admission to the Phillips Collection is free every third Thursday of each month.

Coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the United States, Out of Many: Reframing an American Art Collection is a celebration and examination of the beauty and complexity of this nation’s history. Presenting artists well-known and understudied from the permanent collection, Out of Many builds a dynamic story about how, from the early 20th century to the present, various artists have imagined and depicted the people, cultures, landscapes, and histories of the United States. To tell a more diverse constellation of stories, the exhibition includes artworks from the historic collections of African American art at Howard University Gallery of Art and The David C. Driskell Center at the University of Maryland, among other institutions.