DCentric Picks: FotoWeek DC Exhibit
What: FotoWeek DC’s “7.4.11″ exhibit.
Where: Carroll Square Gallery, located at 975 F St., NW.
When: On display until Nov. 18.
Cost: Free.
Why you should go: FotoWeek DC includes a number of events and exhibits. The “7.4.11″ exhibit features photos documenting how diverse Americans celebrated July 4th. Participating photographers are a part of the nonprofit Facing Change: Documenting America, which aims to portray critical issues facing Americans of all stripes.
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