"Doing The Work" featuring five fellows from Hamiltonian Artists' 2021-2023 cohort opens this Saturday! Watch as artist Ara Koh installs "Core Samples" alongside the Hamiltonian team. Check out the exhibition this weekend to see the final piece!
"Doing The Work" is on view at The Kreeger Museum May 13, 2023–August 5, 2023.
Last chance to reserve your tickets for #JazzattheKreeger this Saturday, June 18th! @cailimusic will be joined by Martin Nevin, Cory Cox, and Tim Armacost for a performance in our Great Hall.
A select number of pay what you can tickets are available. Contact [email protected] for more information or visit the link in our bio to register.
This performance is made possible with the support of Jazz Road, a national initiative of South Arts, which is funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation with additional support from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Last chance to reserve your spot for this Saturday’s outdoor jazz performance! Join Adi Meyerson (@adibop) for an unforgettable performance. More details can be found through the link in our bio. See you there!
Catch Dominique Bianco and Alex Brown this Saturday, May 28th for #JazzattheKreeger! Use the link in our bio to reserve your ticket today.
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Only 3 days away! Grab your ticket to see Svetlana Shmulyian this Saturday, May 7th at 3:30pm!
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Happy International Sculpture Day! We asked the Hamiltonian Artists what sculpture in the 21st century means to them.
View the work of the Hamiltonian Artists at The Kreeger Museum this summer through The Collaborative, a guest artist exhibition program that supports Washington-area artists.
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Thank you to everyone who made it out to today’s DC Jazz Festival performance by the Janelle Gill Quartet!
Happy International Sculpture Day! How are you celebrating today?
Jazz at The Kreeger: Societal Regression
"Societal Regression" is the opening movement of The Karma Suite - a body of work written by Elijah between 2015-2020, which reflects on the social and political turmoil experienced in America during this time period. This was one of the first compositions Elijah wrote for The Karma Suite. Written in 2015, it portrayed what seemed to be the beginning of a dark and difficult time.
Jazz at The Kreeger: "To Wisdom, The Prize"
Winners of the 2020 DC Jazz Prix, the Elijah Jamal Balbed Quartet got together to make some music at The Kreeger Museum.
This third installment of Jazz at The Kreeger, features "To Wisdom, The Prize" a composition written by the late, great Larry Willis. Larry was a legendary pianist who performed with Jackie McLean, Charles Tolliver, Jerry Gonzalez & the Fort Apache Band, and perhaps most notably Blood Sweat & Tears.
A Closer Look: Conserving Joan Miró's Two Peersonages
Take a closer look at the conservation of Joan Mirò's Two Personages with Collection Manager Joanna Baker and Painting Conservator Erin Stephenson.
Jazz at The Kreeger: EJB Quartet performs "In Nature, We Trust"
Winners of the 2020 DC Jazz Prix, the Elijah Jamal Balbed Quartet got together to make some music at The Kreeger Museum in Washington, DC as a part of our new series - Jazz at The Kreeger!
"In Nature, We Trust" is the 3rd movement of The Karma Suite - a body of work written by Elijah between 2015-2020, which reflects on the social and political turmoil experienced in America during this time period. This movement is a high-energy, upbeat swing tune about taking better care of the environment.