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Cecilia Mencia

Cecilia Mencia

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Editor-in-Chief, DCTRENDING

Washington

Biography

I'm a DC-based journalist and founder of DCtrending.com, a socially-engaged digital magazine at the intersection of the arts and culture in the District.

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Total articles 33

  • Carter Wynne / DC Arts Center Curatorial Initiative / INTRINSIC TOOL — DC TRENDING

    By Cecilia Mencia| DCTRENDING@ THE DC ARTS CENTER’S CURATORIAL INITIATIVE PRESENTS: INTRINSIC TOOL CURATED BY APPRENTICE CURATOR CARTER WYNNE WASHINGTON, DCOn view through 11/10/2024DC is emerging as a hub for young artists and curators like Carter Wynne, a self-taught artist under the apprenticeship of independent curator and creative consultant Fabiola R. Delgado. Wynne's innovative exhibition, Intrinsic Tool, is the first to showcase her work at DC Arts Center.

    By Cecilia Mencia · DCTRENDING

    Oct. 28, 2024

  • Broccoli City Festival 2024: Unity Through Music and Culture — DCTRENDING

    By Cecilia Mencia| DCTRENDING@ The Broccoli City Festival 2024 ignited D.C. with unity and celebration during the final weekend of July. This year's event marked a significant upgrade as it moved to the city's newest sports venue, Audi Field, home of D.C. United. The festival has experienced tremendous growth since its modest beginnings in 2013, with a crowd of 5,000 at the St. Elizabeth Campus.

    By Cecilia Mencia · DCTRENDING

    Aug. 09, 2024

  • The Kite Runner Glides Between the Past and Present at the Kennedy Center — DCTRENDING

    By Cecilia Mencia| DCTRENDING@ This is where most of my criticisms of The Kite Runner lie: The nearly two-and-a-half-hour show barrels forth at a breakneck pace, which doesn’t turn out to be a problem in terms of holding the audience’s attention. However, there are moments where it drags – for example, toward the end, when Hassan’s son Sohrab is upset by a scatterbrained scene that lasts five minutes and adds virtually nothing to the story.

    By Cecilia Mencia · DCTRENDING

    Jul. 01, 2024

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DCTRENDING

Stories at the intersection of culture, the arts and social change in the nation's capital. DCTRENDING explores the diverse cultural and artistic communities highlighting individuals and organizations that shape the conversation of our interconnected city. Follow us on Instagram @dctrending1 and Twitter @dctrending.

Washington, D.C., United States

+1 703-856-3184

Founded: 2015