Join the
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden and
Smithsonian Libraries as we host our first ever
Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon in honor of
Women's History Month. Help us improve representation of female and female-identifying performance and new media artists on Wikipedia. Anyone and everyone interested in learning how to edit Wikipedia, regardless of experience, gender, or background, is welcome to attend. Please bring a laptop and charging cord.
Hosted at the Hirshhorn's
ARTLAB+, and organized by the Hirshhorn and Smithsonian Libraries. This event is part of the
Art+Feminism DC2020 campaign among DC-area arts & culture institutions to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the
19th Amendment to the US Constitution, guaranteeing and protecting women's constitutional right to vote. These events are presented with support from
Wikimedia DC.
Details
When
February 29, 2020 at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden's
ARTLAB+
10 AM – 4 PM EDT
NOTE: ARTLAB+ is located in the Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden at
Jefferson Drive, SW and 7th St, SW. The doors are under the stairs bordering Jefferson Drive, SW. The Hirshhorn's Dolcezza Cafe, located in the lobby of the museum, opens at 10 am.
WMATA Metrorail stops: L'Enfant (Yellow, Green, Blue, Orange, Silver lines): exit at Maryland Ave and 7th Street, walk two blocks north to the Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden
This event is open to up to 30 in-person participants, and an unlimited number of remote participants, of all Wikipedia experience levels, from beginner to expert. Due to tour and room capacity, prior registration is required.
Register here withEventbrite
Share your experience!
Connect with the museum and the movement on social media:
Participatory exercise during HMSG Wikipedia edit-a-thon 2-29-2020
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Please sign up via Eventbrite to attend in person. Eventbrite
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If you're planning to join us online, you can sign up below:
Regrets
(Add your name here.) If you can't make it in person or even remotely, you can still help by sharing the info with your friends and colleagues, and/or helping flesh out the
To-do list!
Join the
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden and
Smithsonian Libraries as we host our first ever
Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon in honor of
Women's History Month. Help us improve representation of female and female-identifying performance and new media artists on Wikipedia. Anyone and everyone interested in learning how to edit Wikipedia, regardless of experience, gender, or background, is welcome to attend. Please bring a laptop and charging cord.
Hosted at the Hirshhorn's
ARTLAB+, and organized by the Hirshhorn and Smithsonian Libraries. This event is part of the
Art+Feminism DC2020 campaign among DC-area arts & culture institutions to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the
19th Amendment to the US Constitution, guaranteeing and protecting women's constitutional right to vote. These events are presented with support from
Wikimedia DC.
Details
When
February 29, 2020 at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden's
ARTLAB+
10 AM – 4 PM EDT
NOTE: ARTLAB+ is located in the Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden at
Jefferson Drive, SW and 7th St, SW. The doors are under the stairs bordering Jefferson Drive, SW. The Hirshhorn's Dolcezza Cafe, located in the lobby of the museum, opens at 10 am.
WMATA Metrorail stops: L'Enfant (Yellow, Green, Blue, Orange, Silver lines): exit at Maryland Ave and 7th Street, walk two blocks north to the Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden
This event is open to up to 30 in-person participants, and an unlimited number of remote participants, of all Wikipedia experience levels, from beginner to expert. Due to tour and room capacity, prior registration is required.
Register here withEventbrite
Share your experience!
Connect with the museum and the movement on social media:
Participatory exercise during HMSG Wikipedia edit-a-thon 2-29-2020
I'll attend in person
Please sign up via Eventbrite to attend in person. Eventbrite
I'll be attending virtually
If you're planning to join us online, you can sign up below:
Regrets
(Add your name here.) If you can't make it in person or even remotely, you can still help by sharing the info with your friends and colleagues, and/or helping flesh out the
To-do list!