Parallel Lives | Curated by Brigitte ReyesSee it Soon - Last Day April 15, 2018Gallery Talk, April 15th, 2:00 PMFreeIn Parallel Lives transcultural humanity is on display. Five artists bridging diverse cultures and aesthetic traditions embrace and explore their place in the world. Featuring artists: Antonius Bui, Nekisha Durrett, Muriel Hasbun, Jeff Huntington and Amy Lin 
Artists Against GunViolence March 22 to April 9, 2018The 3rd Floor 4200 9th Street NW, Washington, DC Above Slims (rear entrance)Opening Reception: March 22, 6 to 9 pm Hours: March 24 (after March for Our Lives) 3-6pm March 28 6-8pm, March 31, 3-6 pmApril 4, 6-8pm , April 7, 2-4pm April 9, 6-8pmArtists Against GunViolence was created in solidarity with the students 
You answered the question of who is your DMV Framer. There was such a great response that I thought I'd share this with you in the form of a list of recommended framing professionals in the Washington DC Metropolitan area. Copy and paste to your .doc for future reference. Thank you circle of artists and friends! Happy framing.WASHINGTON, DCAllen Custom Frame5028 Wisconsin Ave NW, 
Reprint from earlier post. Please post DMV studio updates in comment section for inclusion.Washington, DC, July 20, 2010. UpdateDC doesn't have big warehouses like NY and Baltimore and artists have studios in all kinds of spaces, from home studios to art organizations. An artist recently emailed me about where to find available artist space in the greater Washington DC area. I've started a 
Exhibit on view through December 16 in the Kay Gallery at BlackRock Center for the ArtsThe exhibition “Over, Under, Through” presents works of sculpture and installation by Elisa Berry Fonseca, Suzi Fox, and Fabiola Alvarez Yurcisin, three contemporary sculptors whose work often focuses on the manipulation of common materials to create new three-dimensional forms. Elisa Berry Fonseca stacks 
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