Tour Hillwood Museum's exhibit of Marjorie Marjorie Merriweather Post's ball costumes from the 1920s.
Events
Current, future, and past ADSW events. Also, outside events.
July 11:
Marjorie Meriweather Post’s Fancy Dress Costumes of the 1920s
Outside: 1934: A New Deal for Artists
Preservation
ADSW's efforts to protect the area's rich Art Deco heritage.
Alert:
Kennedy-Warren
Shopping
Shop for Art Deco calendars, typefaces, and posters.
Streamline your plans: Art Deco calendars for 2009.
New: Expanded Art Deco book selection
Popular: Include an Art Deco typeface in your next graphic design project.
Perspectives
Articles, reviews, and viewpoints about Art Deco.
Web Sites
Links to over 700 web sites related to Art Deco.
Editor's Pick:
Art Deco Building Blog: Featuring Art Deco buildings from around the world.
Sites
The description and history of Art Deco sites around the area
Membership
Information about our society and how to become a member.
New: Join or Renew online
Streamlines: Read a sample newsletter
Volunteer
Help with ADSW preservation, programs, and other activities.
Volunteer: Help Inventory Art Deco Structures
Receive Event Announcements
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Free Classifieds
Sell your Art Deco collectibles on-line. Post an Ad
New Book:
Streamlined Irons: 300 color photographs of pressing irons of the 1930s and 40s.
Forum
Questions and answers about Art Deco.
New: Our forum is running again.Try it!
Question: When did Eleanor Roosevelt visit the Falkland Apartments?
Support ADSW
Support ADSW programs, publications, and preservation activities.
Recent Donors:
2004-2006
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The Art Deco Society of Washington is a nonprofit organization established to foster public awareness and appreciation of the Art Deco period through volunteer actions to preserve the era's decorative, industrial, architectural, and cultural arts and celebrate the period's dance, film, and music.
Created Thursday, August 21, 1997; Modified Saturday, June 27, 2009.
