Activate your senses in this calming and immersive art exhibit!

ARTECHOUSE in Southwest Washington, D.C., is constantly surprising us with new and immersive exhibits! In the summer, they featured the city’s iconic cherry blossoms. Now, ARTECHOUSE will launch their latest exhibit for fall and winter, called “Crystalline,” inspired by Pantone’s Color of the Year 2020—Classic Blue

 

The “Crystalline” exhibit focuses on the relationship between crystals and the earth through a whimsical blue-colored castle. The three rooms utilize Pantone’s Classic Blue to invoke different feelings through sight and sound and offers a quiet place to reflect on your thoughts and surroundings. 

“2020 ended up bringing changes no one expected, making the hue of Classic Blue, and the qualities it represents, more relatable now than ever before. We couldn’t think of a more timeless and timely theme to end the year and launch a new chapter of experiences,” said Sandro Keserelidze, co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of ARTECHOUSE. 

Here's how you can visit "Crystalline":

  • Location: 1238 Maryland Ave. SW, Washington, D.C., 20024
  • Dates: October 15–January 3
  • Times:
    • 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET (Monday through Thursday)
    • 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. ET (Friday through Sunday)
  • Tickets:
    • Adults: $24
    • First Responders: $20
    • Children: $17 (ages 4 to 14); Kids under 4 are FREE
    • Students & Seniors (65+): $2

Know Before You Go:

  • Face masks are required 
  • Please maintain social distancing (6 feet apart) and follow direction signage in the space
  • Only card payments accepted onsite (no cash please) 

For the safety of ARTECHOUSE customers, the staff members undergo a mandatory pre-screening (assess symptoms, take temperature, and fill out a daily pre-screening questionaire at home prior to arriving at work). Employees have to stay home if the temperature check reads higher than 100 degrees Fahrenheit. All employees are required to wear facecoverings and wash hands frequently. The space is regularly cleaned and sanitzed. The facility is professionally cleaned each morning before opening to the public.   

Are you ready to have a zen moment and bask in the tranquility of "Crystalline"? Let us know in the comments below!

 

Reni Rhodes
Reni is originally from SoCal but has lived in the DC Metropolitan area for over a decade and now calls the nation's capital her home. When she is not writing for Our Community Now, she works as a public servant and frequently volunteers with a local community service organization. In her free time, you will often find her playing tennis, trying a new restaurant, rooting for the home team at a sporting event, watching an independent film at a DC film festival, or catching a show at one of the many venues in DC.
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