Gallery
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Gallery: De Novo Gallery’s Online Offering
Online display includes works of art by a mostly local crop of 10 artists
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Spotlight: Athenaeum Gallery’s ‘Doodles of These Times’
The new online drawing series expresses the ongoing pandemic through casual doodles
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Spotlight: Touring the Phillips Collection Virtually
The Phillips Collection offers a virtual "Gallery Tour" of "Riffs and Relations: African American Artists and the European Modernist Tradition"
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Spotlight: A Night at the (Virtual) Museum
Google Arts & Culture offers virtual tours of D.C.'s celebrated institutional collections
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Laya Monarez’s art reflects her diverse LGBTQ experiences and activism
The LGBTQ Latinx visual artist's works are featured in a new show at the DC Center
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Gallery: Art Inspired by the Twilight Zone
Del Ray Artisans explores humanity's hopes, despairs, and prejudices
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Gallery: Mid-century Master — The Photography of Alfred Eisenstaedt
A special Hillwood exhibition of the Life Magazine photographer's work
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Gallery: Todd G. Franson 2019
An exhibition of Franson's life work, covering everything from vibrant dancing bears to his incredible portraits for Metro Weekly
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Gallery: Hill Center Galleries’ Regional Juried Exhibition
Over 80 artists present works in various mediums
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Gallery: Eye to I — Self-Portraits From 1900 to Today
More than 75 works examining the range of ways artists have chosen to portray themselves
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Gallery: Fuse*’s Everything in Existence at ARTECHOUSE
Fuse* creates "living" art that changes before one's eyes
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Gallery: Long View Gallery’s New Year/New Artists
Long View's first show of 2019 features new works by several artists
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Gallery: Stephen Hansen’s Great Moments in Art III at Zenith Gallery
A mixed-media series of paintings with three-dimensional elements
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Gallery: Brian Hitselberger – Other Ways of Telling
A series of paintings, drawings, and installations inspired by hate speech and homophobia
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Gallery: Hasse Persson’s “Studio 54 Forever”
House of Sweden exhibits photos from the glory days of Studio 54, captured by Swedish photographer Hasse Persson
