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| Charlotte Dumas © Perry Schrijvers 2011 |
Thursday, October 18th
7:00pm
Advance registration encouraged
"Charlotte Dumas travels the world making evocative formal portraits of animals. She typically works in series, portraying animals characterized by their utility, social function, or by the way they relate to people. For her current Corcoran exhibition, Charlotte Dumas: Anima, she photographed the burial horses of Arlington National Cemetery. These Army horses, which belong to the Old Guard--the 3rd Infantry Regiment--carry soldiers to their final resting place in traditional military funerals."
$10 for members, $6 for students with valid ID
Free for Corcoran students and staff, general admission$12
"Charlotte Dumas travels the world making evocative formal portraits of animals. She typically works in series, portraying animals characterized by their utility, social function, or by the way they relate to people. For her current Corcoran exhibition, Charlotte Dumas: Anima, she photographed the burial horses of Arlington National Cemetery. These Army horses, which belong to the Old Guard--the 3rd Infantry Regiment--carry soldiers to their final resting place in traditional military funerals."
and College of Art + Design
500 17th St, NW
Metro: Farragut West, walk about twelve minutes down 17th St
500 17th St, NW
Metro: Farragut West, walk about twelve minutes down 17th St
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