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#DCmuseum celebrates Washington D.C.'s vibrant cultural scene, showcasing art, history, and interactive exhibits. It invites exploration, creativity, and community engagement, making museums accessible and exciting through captivating TikTok content.
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🪦rip newseum 🪦 #dc #dcmuseum #museum #newseum
Brutalism— an architectural style that typically features exposed concrete in a minimalist style—was all the rage in the mid twentieth century— and DC is living proof. “Capital Brutalism” at the National Building Museum explores the style and showcases different projects in DC. It also shows the impact so called “mid-century urban renewal” had on local communities and the sour opinion that modern audiences have toward this controversial style. It’s open through February 17, 2025, so check it out! #dc #dcmuseum #architecture #brutalism @National Building Museum
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Brutalism— an architectural style that typically features exposed concrete in a minimalist style—was all the rage in the mid twentieth century— and DC is living proof. “Capital Brutalism” at the National Building Museum explores the style and showcases different projects in DC. It also shows the impact so called “mid-century urban renewal” had on local communities and the sour opinion that modern audiences have toward this controversial style. It’s open through February 17, 2025, so check it out! #dc #dcmuseum #architecture #brutalism @National Building Museum
January means saying goodbye to some fantastic museum exhibits in DC. See them while you can! 🎨Breaking It Down: Conversations from the Vault (Phillips Collection) Closing January 19 🧵Suchitra Mattai: Myth from Matter (National Museum of Women in the Arts) Closing January 12 👑An Epic of Kings: The Great Mongol Shahnama (National Museum of Asian Art) Closing January 12 ✝️Bruce Onobrakpeya: The Mask and the Cross (National Museum of African Art) Closing January 17 🇫🇷Paris 1874: The Impressionist Moment (National Gallery of Art) Closing January 19 @NMWA @The Phillips Collection #dc #dcmuseum #art #history #exhibit
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January means saying goodbye to some fantastic museum exhibits in DC. See them while you can! 🎨Breaking It Down: Conversations from the Vault (Phillips Collection) Closing January 19 🧵Suchitra Mattai: Myth from Matter (National Museum of Women in the Arts) Closing January 12 👑An Epic of Kings: The Great Mongol Shahnama (National Museum of Asian Art) Closing January 12 ✝️Bruce Onobrakpeya: The Mask and the Cross (National Museum of African Art) Closing January 17 🇫🇷Paris 1874: The Impressionist Moment (National Gallery of Art) Closing January 19 @NMWA @The Phillips Collection #dc #dcmuseum #art #history #exhibit
“In Slavery’s Wake: Making Black Freedom in the World” is now open at the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Created in collaboration with scholars and communities around the globe, the exhibit examines the history of slavery and colonialism and Black freedom makers and shows how this history still resonates today. 
This fantastic exhibit is open until June 8, 2025. Don’t forget that you need to reserve a timed pass in advance to visit the museum! #dc #dcmuseum #smithsonian #history
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“In Slavery’s Wake: Making Black Freedom in the World” is now open at the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Created in collaboration with scholars and communities around the globe, the exhibit examines the history of slavery and colonialism and Black freedom makers and shows how this history still resonates today. 
This fantastic exhibit is open until June 8, 2025. Don’t forget that you need to reserve a timed pass in advance to visit the museum! #dc #dcmuseum #smithsonian #history

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