EUNIC DC

11/17/2021

If you couldn't join us yesterday, here's the Digital Talk with local artist Julie Wills and 🇸🇪 author , moderated by Helene Larsson Pousette from Embassy of Sweden in USA.

Make sure to visit "A forrest" by Julie Wills, on view until Nov 22nd, on PlainSight DC.

You can also read 's book at https://europereadr.eu/en/readr-books/every-other-pine-every-other-fir/

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U.S. artist Julie Wills was paired with Swedish author Axel Lindén and created an art piece in response to Axel’s book 'Every Other Pine, Every Other Fir,' w...

11/08/2021

The 3rd exhibit of "A Window to Europe" opened last Saturday, Nov 6th!

This time we have: in response to 🇸🇪 "Every Other Pine, Other Fir" and MK Bailey in response to 🇸🇮 "The Tree with No Name".

📆 Nov 6th - Nov 22 nd
📌 , 3218 Georgia Ave NW, Washington DC, 20010
🎟 Free

Don't settle for these sneak peaks, come see their amazing work!

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10/26/2021

Don't miss out on this Virtual Artist Talk between Mike Thron and Michal Gavish with the curators of our project "A Window to Europe: through Literature and Art", Plain Sight DC co-founders Allison Nance and Teddy Rodger.

When: October 27th at 12:00 PM

Where: https://zoom.us/j/98320449789?pwd=T2p3ZUJwcmZTM2phcFRNZE52L0Mrdz09
Passcode: 552014

This exhibition is on view until November 2nd, at Plain Sight DC, on 3218 Georgia Ave., NW, Washington DC.

For more info about the exhibition, visit: www.plainsightdc.com

10/13/2021

"A Window to Europe" series of exhibitions continues on Oct 17!

Next up we will have: Mike Thron in response to 🇵🇹
's "Trocoscópio" and Michal Gavish in response to 🇵🇱 Julia Fiedorczuk 's "Psalms".

📆 Oct 17th - Nov 2nd
📌 Plain Sight DC, 3218 Georgia Ave NW, Washington DC, 20010
🎟 Free

Join us: https://fb.me/e/4h26cB3kX

09/28/2021

"A Window to Europe" series of exhibitions officially launched yesterday at Plain Sight DC! Thank you to every partner that made this opening possible.

The first one runs until Oct 13, and it exhibits the artwork of Hoesy Corona Studio (in response to 🇩🇪 Lukas Juliger's "Unfollow") and Alanna Reeves (in response to 🇪🇸 's "The City").

But wait, there is more to come! This series of exhibitions will be open until January 23, 2022. Make sure to follow us to have all the updates 🔜

Photos credit to European Union in the United States

09/27/2021

"A Window to Europe" series of exhibitions launches TODAY!

From Sept 27 to Jan 23, visitors can enjoy the artwork of 11 visual artists from the D.C. region in response to 11 books by European writers, from the project.

Starting off with Hoesy Corona Studio in response to 🇩🇪 Lukas Juliger's "Unfollow" and Alanna Reeves in response to 🇪🇸 's "The City".

Join us at Plain Sight DC: https://fb.me/e/V3jO0RfH

09/23/2021

How about a sneak peek of A Window to Europe?

Next Monday, we will start off with:
▪️ (video) Local artist Hoesy Corona Studio work in response to 🇩🇪 Lukas Jüliger's book, "Unfollow"

▪️ (photo) Local artist Alanna Reeves's work in response to 🇪🇸 's book, "The City"

Join us to see the final artwork https://fb.me/e/NGtK6KVl

⏰ September 27 - October 13
📌 Plain Sight DC, 3218 Georgia Ave NW, Washington DC, 20010
🎟 Free

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07/01/2021

Europe Readr website has been launched today as a part of 🇸🇮 presidency and supported by the clusters network.

This platform offers a selection of books from 27 EU countries on global issues, inviting people from around the globe to participate in the discussion about the world we live in.

Visit europereadr.eu to find out which 📚 will be part of our "Window Gallery Project" in Washington, D.C.

Let's open a book for a better future!

Bringing current social issues to readers around the world through a selection of literary works from across the European Union.