1 . Addison/Ripley Fine Art

Exhibit: TREVOR YOUNG: new work

Description: Devoid of sentiment but not of romantic allusions, the paintings in this curated selection of works by Trevor Young favor night settings and dramatic lighting. They are unfailingly painterly, often involving complex structures and industrial middle grounds or quasi urban scenes.
📍 1670 Wisconsin Ave NW

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2. Washington Printmakers Gallery

Exhibit: Mixed Takes by Susan Campbell

Description: Solo exhibit by Susan Campbell with photography and prints by the Washington Printmakers Gallery's members.

📍 1675 Wisconsin Ave NW

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3 . Klagsbrun Studios

Exhibit: Collection of Works from 1) ROBIN BELL: Embracing Imperfection, 2) MICHELINE KLAGSBRUN : Recent Work, 3) The TUESDAY NIGHT GROUP: New Work

Description: Klagsbrun Studios are working studios, open by appointment and for neighborhood events, salons and workshops. Robin Bell has created an immersive room at Klagsbrun Studios by expanding his series of 3D projected structures. Micheline Klagsbrun's mixed-media works on paper and sculpture evoke times of transition and memory.

📍 1662 33rd St NW

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4. Calloway Fine Art & Consulting

Exhibit: Apparitions - photography by Matthew Karas

Description:  Apparitions, a new collection of photography by Matthew Karas, is a creative collaboration with professional dancers, capturing echoes of the past and glimpses into the future using an innovative single-exposure technique, resulting in dream-like meditations that intertwine physical and spiritual forms.

📍1643 Wisconsin Ave NW

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5. Gallery Article 15 

Exhibit: Jubilee d’Or: Celebrating 50 years of Chéri Chérin’s Career

Description: This solo exhibition by Chéri Chérin, one of the fathers of contemporary Congolese art, showcases the artist’s story-telling through paintings of current social and political issues and daily life.  His style reflects the world he embodies: colorful, vibrant, chaotic and often times humorous.

📍1624 Wisconsin Ave NW

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6. Gallery 16Ten 

Exhibit: Uplift

Description: The exhibition Uplift celebrates art’s transformative power, reflecting the vitality and renewal of spring through refreshing botanical elements and the energy of abstractions, showcasing art’s ability to elevate the spirit, much like spring itself.

📍1610 Wisconsin Ave NW

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7. L'Enfant Gallery of Georgetown 

Exhibit: Collection of Works

Description: L’Enfant Gallery are currently rehanging and repainting so come and see our mix of modern, impressionist and old masters. The newly hung third floor staircase hosts a number of important historic portraits under possibly the largest Morano chandelier you have ever seen.

📍1442 Wisconsin Ave NW

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8. Shop Made in DC

Exhibit: SHE:DC

Description: SHE:DC is an initiative to illuminate women and non-binary entrepreneurs, powered by Shop Made in DC. In March, correlating with Women’s History Month, we celebrate and support women and non-binary artists in a variety of events including a curated art show featuring 200+ pieces from 150+ women and nonbinary artists, panel discussions and popups with emerging businesses and a final pitch competition for the SHE:DC Microgrant.

📍1304 Wisconsin Ave NW

 

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