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This week: Create sun print zines using natural materials from the garden, celebrate young potters at their first show and sale, and more.

This Week

Miró and Poetry with Paul Jaskunas [Talk] May 29, 12-1 PM | The Phillips Collection | Included with museum entry fee

Paul Jaskunas discusses the dynamic relationship between poetry and painting, revealing how poetry helped shape Joan Miró’s art. Jaskunas is the author of two volumes of poetry, including Drawing Lessons, a collection of ekphrastic poetry in conversation with the art of Warren Linn. He serves on the faculty of the Maryland Institute College of Art and edits Full Bleed, an annual journal exploring the intersection of visual and literary arts. This event is in conjunction with the Miró and the United States exhibit. Reserve

Kids and Teens Show and Sale [Student Exhibition] May 30, 6:30-8:30 PM | Hinckley Pottery | FREE

Hinckley’s youngest potters present their work in the first-ever Kids and Teens Show and Sale. Stop by to see the pieces, purchase work, meet the artists, and enjoy small bites and cool drinks. Plus, this is a wonderful opportunity to check out the space if you’ve ever been curious about taking a class at the studio. More Info

Levine Music’s 50th Anniversary Student Showcase [Concert] May 30, 7 PM | DC Campus: THEARC | FREE

Join for an evening celebrating the artistry and dedication of Levine students, featuring the grand prize winners of the Cogen Concerto Competition performing alongside an orchestra made up of Levine faculty and students. RSVP

Cyanotype Zine Workshop [Workshop] May 31, 3-6 PM | Temperance Alley Garden | FREE

Create sun print zines using fallen natural items from the garden or materials you bring. Participants will capture a single moment in the sun on paper through the cyanotype process, then use their prints to make a zine. Presented by DC Zinefest. More Info