Gallery
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Gallery: Inside Outside, Upside Down at the Phillips Collection
More than five dozen D.C.-area artists created works in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Gallery: David Amoroso’s “American-A-Rama” at Crazy Aunt Helen’s
David Amoroso explores the icons who inspired him in the '60s and '70s
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Gallery: We Can’t Predict Tomorrow at Arlington Arts Center
The in-person exhibition reveals how nine artists approached their art during the pandemic
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DC’s biggest and most popular museums start to reopen
National Museum of African American History and Culture, National Portrait Gallery, and Renwick Gallery are all reopening.
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The Corner’s COVID-19 Art Exhibition captures the emotional toll of the pandemic
The exhibition also includes a podcast, photoshoot, workshop, and walking tour lecture.
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Gallery: It Goes So Fast – Our Town by Hirschfeld
Virtual show celebrating Al Hirschfeld's works reflecting on Thornton Wilder's "Our Town"
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Touchstone Gallery’s dynamic virtual exhibitions
Touchstone is temporarily thriving as an online-only operation
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Gallery: ‘Ambient Light: Real and Imagined’ at Gallery Underground
Works by Studio 10's Elisabeth Hudgins, Kat Jamieson, Linda Maldonado, Elise Ritter, and Deborah Taylor
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Gallery: ‘Movements, Moments’ at Torpedo Factory Arts Center
Themes of repetition, ritual, and resilience predominate in this mixed-media exhibition
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Gallery: After Edward Hopper at Del Ray Artisans
Kelly MacConomy curates a show at Del Ray Artisans offering interpretations of Hopper's quintessentially American imagery
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Spotlight: Studio Gallery’s February Exhibitions
2021 Fellowship Exhibition features three artists representing "the spirit of D.C.'s burgeoning artist community"
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Spotlight: Hillwood’s February Virtual Offerings
An impressive lineup of virtual activities on tap, including one expressly for lovers
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Gallery: Dream and Nightmares at Gallery Underground
A National Juried Exhibition of artists working in a variety of media
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Gallery: Paper Routes – Women to Watch 2020
National Museum of Women in the Arts presents works from 22 emerging women artists
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Gallery: “See You There: Making History” at Whitman-Walker
Showcasing D.C.'s LGBTQ community and the role Whitman-Walker has played in its history
