We’re thrilled to announce an exclusive book signing of 111 Places in Black Culture in Washington, DC That You Must Not Miss coinciding with our Juneteenth Public Viewing.

Guests will have a chance to purchase a signed copy and meet the author, Lauri Williamson!

Save the date! Join us for our public viewing on Wednesday, June 19, 2024, from 10 am to 5 pm. This Juneteenth, experience the power of public art that serves as a cultural mirror, harnessing a wellspring of nourishment, grounding, and inspiration.

Join us for an unforgettable behind-the-scenes experience and an exclusive Q&A session with visionary artist Akili Ron Anderson, in partnership with the DC Preservation League. Delve into the captivating history and ongoing preservation efforts of the iconic Last Supper Sculpture. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity! Secure your spot now by registering for the event here.

This Fall, experience the unique interplay between art, sacred space and theater. Through our studio-turned- gallery space witness firsthand how the timeless narrative of the Last Supper is reimagined through a massive sculpture.

Join us every third Sunday this Fall for a guided public viewing of the Last Supper Sculpture!

This Fall, experience the unique interplay between art, sacred space and theater. Through our studio-turned- gallery space witness firsthand how the timeless narrative of the Last Supper is reimagined through a massive sculpture.

Join us every third Sunday this Fall for a guided public viewing of the Last Supper Sculpture!

This Fall, experience the unique interplay between art, sacred space and theater. Through our studio-turned- gallery space witness firsthand how the timeless narrative of the Last Supper is reimagined through a massive sculpture.

Join us every third Sunday this Fall for a guided public viewing of the Last Supper Sculpture!

Studio Acting Conservatory will open Columbia Heights native Akili Ron Anderson’s Last Supper sculpture to the public on Juneteenth weekend 2023.

In a time of amplification of Black American’s stories and experiences, the Conservatory celebrates the uncovering of this important piece of artwork. Created in the early 1980s as a commission for the New Home Baptist Church, Jesus and his disciples are depicted as African American men, inspired by the faces of then Columbia Heights residents.

Studio Acting Conservatory will open Columbia Heights native Akili Ron Anderson’s Last Supper sculpture to the public on Juneteenth weekend 2023.

In a time of amplification of Black American’s stories and experiences, the Conservatory celebrates the uncovering of this important piece of artwork. Created in the early 1980s as a commission for the New Home Baptist Church, Jesus and his disciples are depicted as African American men, inspired by the faces of then Columbia Heights residents.