In the meantime, we hope that you will take a look at the following articles about recent Washington Arts Group News...

Washington Arts Group Hits the Web
After twenty-five years of serving artists and communities around the world, the Washington Arts Group has decided to bring its services to cyberspace. more>>>

Exhibition Invited to St. Petersburg, Russia
This fall a consortium of seven cultural and educational leaders from St. Petersburg, Russia invited us to bring our Down By the River: Anacostia, A Place of Spirit exhibition to their city for its 300th anniversary celebrations in May 2003. more>>>

From Homer to Jefferson: Justice and Religious Liberty in Classical Culture and American Democracy
In coordination with the Dutch-Russian Intl. Center, Harvard University'sCenter for Hellenic Studies, the First Amendment Center of the Freedom Forum and several academic and community leaders in the Washington, D.C. area, the Washington Arts Group developed a research program for St. Petersburg State University student Ilya Ivanov on classical culture and religious liberty in American democracy. more>>>

Jumping Out of the Self-Referential Box: The Church in the 21st Century
On January 19, 2002 the Washington Arts Group hosted a seminar and children's icon workshop at the Chapel of St. Philip the Evangelist in Anacostia. Despite the snowy weather, nearly sixty people from throughout Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. the lectures and special events. more>>>