The Arts : Development News

ArtView is currently a vacant lot but should deliver in a year.

DC officials dedicated the park to the Godfather of Go-Go Aug. 22, on what would have been Brown's 78th birthday.

As installation of the sculpture memorializing the Godfather of Go-Go gets underway, the artist offers a sneak peek and a look into the process of designing the larger than life Chuck.

DC Modern Design + Build will renovate your home and display the works of local artists at its new studio in the Anacostia Arts Center.

The Beatles tribute act Beatlemania Now will perform the exact set list from Feb. 11, 1964, in the same building as the original concert.

Three competing designs for the public art component of Chuck Brown Park are being presented to the public.

Dance Place is moving back to the fully renovated Edgewood space in late May.

A packed house in a 114-seat theatre and only two toilets? No thanks. Keegan Theatre, which has been entertaining audiences for almost 20 years, has purchased its building and plans a full-on renovation (not just the restrooms).

Banished? Productions used crowdfunding to raise the capital to build space for a tool library, design studio and headquarters for the "avant-pop" production company.

A new wellness center and two boutiques are now open at the Anacostia Arts Center, Arch Development Corporation' development project aimed at bringing arts and business to Anacostia and raising the area's  quality of life and local economy.

Owners Melissa Esposito and Lisa Rowan have announced the grand opening of their handmade and vintage shop, Analog, at 716 Monroe Street NE in the Monroe Street Market. 

SCRAP DC will double its retail space in its new location, expand its hours, and offer subleased studios to artists.

The cultural institution is embarking on a $5 million renovation that will improve the facilities and add 3,500 square feet of space.

CulturalDC has paid rent at its Flashpoint art gallery at 916 G Street NW for ten years. The arts organization has now bought the space from landlord PN Hoffman.