3 events worth checking out in Washington this week

3 events worth checking out in Washington this weekPhoto: Denise Jans/Unsplash
Hoodline
Published on September 03, 2019

From  a panel discussion about the crisis in higher education to art exhibits, there's plenty to do in Washington this week. Read on for a rundown of ideas to fill your calendar.

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'Geometric Conversations' artwork 

From the event description:

The Embassy of Argentina and RoFa Projects present “Geometric Conversations,” an exhibition that attests to the importance and long-lasting legacy of geometric abstraction in Latin America and particularly, in Argentina. 

When: Wednesday, Sept. 4, 6-7:30 p.m.
Where: Embassy of Argentina, 1600 New Hampshire Ave. NW
Admission: Free
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Higher Ed at a Crossroads: What Role Does the Media Play in the Crisis?

From the event description:

Analysts and the media have asked who is to blame for the latest scandal: parents, coaches, admissions officials, or even the government? However, the media itself may deserve inspection, as well.

When: Thursday, Sept. 5, 9-10 a.m.
Where: National Press Club, 529 14th St., NW, Floor 13
Admission: Free
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'The Human Condition' exhibition opening

From the event description:

This exhibition presents a patchwork of media that represent fleeting moments, feelings and various identities that we present in our everyday life. 

When: Thursday, Sept. 5, 6-8 p.m.
Where: Latela Art Gallery, 716 Monroe St. NE, Studio #27
Admission: Free
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Parking in DC can be tough, especially during popular events. To find free or cheap parking and to book parking in advance, see this map of DC parking from SpotAngels. And to get there by public transportation, check the Metro website for nearby stations and schedules.


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