Virtual programming
Shaken, Not Stirred
Season 1
Join us for Happy Hour as Executive Director Kristi Maiselman drinks with artists, collectors and leaders from across the country. What are you drinking?
Season 1 Guests: Nekisha Durrett, Philippa Hughes, Devan Shimoyama, JD Deardourff, Sheldon Scott, Tim Nelson, C. Brian Williams, Jennifer Rubell, and Umar Rashid AKA Frohawk Two Feathers.
Visual Artist
Nekisha Durrett
Nekisha has worked on several Artspace Development Projects and was an Art Tank participant at CulturalDC’s VisionDC Conference.
creative & social placemaking
Philippa Hughes
Philippa was a speaker at CulturalDC’s 2017 VisionDC Conference. She is the founder of Pink Line Project, and the creator of “Looking for America.”
Visual artist
Devan Shimoyama
Devan created the Mobile Art Gallery Installation Mighty Mighty, centerpiece of The Barbershop Project by CulturalDC.
FOUNDER & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF STEP AFRIKA!
C. Brian Williams
Step Afrika! was a resident at CulturalDC’s Flashpoint building. They have partnered with CulturalDC numerous times for performances including our VisionDC Summit and during The Barbershop Project.
visual artist
JD Deardourff
JD Deardourff’s exhibit Uncanny Fantastic was featured in the first season of our Mobile Art Gallery in 2018. He also participated in Art Tank, part of the VisionDC Conference.
Visual and Performance Artist
Jennifer Rubell
Rubell created the internationally acclaimed performance art exhibit Ivanka Vacuuming that CulturalDC presented from February 1-17, 2019 in our former Flashpoint gallery.
Visual and Performing Artist
Umar Rashid AKA Frohawk Two Feathers
The main focus of Rashid’s work is the stories and reinvented histories of people of color, who are oftentimes marginalized and omitted from the historical record, and the intricacies of race, gender, class, and overall power in the colonial world.
artistic director of in series
Tim Nelson
In Series is in resident at CulturalDC’s Source Theatre. We collaborate through pOPERA - a pop-up opera initiative that places singers in conversation with visual art installations in our Mobile Art Gallery.
performance and visual artist
Sheldon Scott
He has worked with us during The Barbershop Project, StorefrontsDC and VisionDC.