Dream with Nicole Dowd
• – • The REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
About the speaker
Nicole Dowd is the Head of Public Programs at the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art, overseeing planning and implementation of museum-wide public programs and community engagement. Previously she served as Head of Cultural Programming at Apple in Washington DC, developing public programs and piloting the Today at Apple Creative Studios teen program. Over the last decade she has worked with and mentored artists throughout the DC region, as Director of Arts Programs at Halcyon and Program Manager of the Hamiltonian Artists Fellowship. Nicole received a master’s degree in exhibition design from the Corcoran College of Arts and Design and studied fine art, art history and journalism at the George Washington University. She is passionate about building meaningful connections between artists, cultural practitioners, and organizations which can help to support and sustain their work. She currently serves on the Board of Directors at The Nicholson Project, a DC-based artist residency and community garden.
In her spare time, Nicole rock climbs and regularly daydreams about Korean food and traveling to distant sandstone cliffs.
Local partners
An award-winning, multi-disciplinary team specializing in creative strategy, content production, brand evolution, graphic design, data visualization, film production, UX/UI design, web development, and social media marketing. Creative is a for-profit agency whose primary function is to support the work of BitterSweet Monthly, the heartbeat of our creative group. With Monthly, we square up with the harsh realities and heavy statistics to find glimmers of solution, of fearlessness and faithfulness, of hope. Working together to reject cynicism, defy apathy, and celebrate good that the world needs more of.
A Counter Narrative, Lived Daily & Told Monthly. We square up with the harsh realities and heavy statistics to find glimmers of solution, of fearlessness and faithfulness, of hope. Together we reject cynicism, defy apathy, and celebrate good that the world needs more of.
The REACH is a place where visitors, audiences, and artists can come together for collaboration, experimentation, and exploration in the spirit of President Kennedy’s vision for a new frontier for the arts. Many of the spaces have been named after historical and personal moments in his life as an expression of our role as his living memorial.
Additional details
Our May event will be hosted by our partner The REACH at Kennedy Center Sky Light Pavillion. The address is 2700 F St NW, Washington, DC 20037
Location
Hosted at
The REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
2700 F St NW
Washington, DC United States 20566
When
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