Women Artists of the DMV*
Curated by F. Lennie Campello

at The Athenaeum
NVFA
201 Prince Street
Alexandria, VA 

Reception: September 28, 4 - 6 p.m.
September 25 - November 2, 2025

ARTISTS: Cathy Abramson, Suzi Balamaci, Sara Bardin, Jennifer Barlow, Jennifer Lynn Beaudet, Julia Bloom, Lisa Brotman, Carol Brown Goldberg, Shante Bullock, Anne Cherubim, Amanda Coelho, Andrea Cybyk, Anna U. Davis, Cynthia Farrell Johnson, Sharon Fishel, Cianne Fragione, Marilyn Horrom, Martha Jackson Jarvis, M. Jane Johnson, Jessica Kallista, PD Klein, Kara Lin, Anne Marchand, Amy Marx, Anne Meagher-Cook, Carol Newmyer, Tea Okropiridze, Madeleine Sargent, Adi Segal, Susan Shalowitz, Pritha Srinivasan, Jenny Walton, Suzanne Yurdin, Helen Zughaib

*Women Artists of the DMV is an exhibition focusing on the women artists of the Washington DC area, and will take place this fall at 16+ different venues: the Katzen Arts Center, the Athenaeum, McLean Project for the Arts, Pyramid Atlantic, Maryland Hall, Adah Rose Gallery, Strathmore Mansion, Montpelier Arts Center, the Writer's Center, Artists & Makers Studios, Universities at Shady Grove Priddy Library, National Children's Hospital Gallery, University of Maryland Library, Melissa Ichiuji Gallery, Nepenthe Gallery, Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery, and Zenith Gallery. 

The exhibitions run from September through December 2025.

Featuring text-based work by Julia Bloom, Jessica Drenk, Scott Hazard, and Madyha Leghar.

Goethe-Institut Washington
1377 R St. NW, 3. Stock
Washington, DC 20009
USA

Hickok Cole presents the Washington Project for the Arts Annual Art Night 2023.

Take a look at art works by 90 artists through Thursday, October 26. All artwork is for sale!

(Not) Strictly Painting is a juried biennial exhibition celebrating the depth and breadth of paintings–or works related in some way to painting–from artists throughout the mid-Atlantic area. Now in its 14th iteration, Strictly Painting is one of the region’s most important painting exhibitions. (Not) Strictly Painting will be juried by Tim Brown, Director of IA&A at Hillyer.

(Not) Strictly Painting 14 featured artists include:

• Maremi Andreozzi

• Sondra Arkin

• MK Bailey

• Julia Bloom

• Maria Brito

• Nikki Brugnoli

• Tory Cowles

• Pamela Crockett

• Delna Dastur

• Anna U Davis

• Thomas Drymon

• Gayle Friedman

• Genie Ghim

• Jane Godfrey

• Pat Goslee

• Reni Gower

• Freya Grand

• Lou Haney

• Amelia Hankin

• Tom Hill

• Andrew Hladky

• Leslie Holt

• Sabiha Iqbal

• Barbara Januszkiewicz

• Wayson Jones

• Joanne Kent

• Pamela Keravuori

• Chee Keong Kung

• Ruth Lozner

• Matthew Malone

• Nicole Maloof

• Nipun Manda

• Sasha-Loriene McClain

• Begona Morton

• Olivia Niuman

• Cory Oberndorfer

• Sookkyung Park

• Judith Pratt

• Sharon Robinson

• Violet Simulation

• Kanika Sircar

• Marsha Staiger

• Ann Stoddard

• Monica Stroik

• Terry Thompson

• Roderick Turner

• Jessica van Brakle

• Ashley Joi Whitley

• Sharon Wolpoff

• Debra Wright

Featuring:

Elizabeth Ashe

Julia Bloom

Chris Combs

Susan Eder

Ren Han

Paul Hrusa

Sarah J Hull

Ryan Carr Johnson

katana Lippart

Megan Maher

Christine Ruksenas-Burton

Lisa Sheirer

Aliza tucker

Willy Yowaiski

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A Solo show of drawings on typed diary entries

at

Addison/Ripley Fine Art

Opening Reception October 29, 5-7 pm

coffee & conversation, december 3, 11 am

click here to see the exhibition on Artsy

click here to read the review by Mark Jenkins in The Washington Post

While sheltering in place, at the beginning of the pandemic, I began typing letters using a vintage Royal Quiet De Luxe manual typewriter to maintain my sanity and at the same time to stay connected with my family and friends who were living far away. After a while, I began to incorporate the typing into my drawings. The process of typing repeated phrases about coronavirus, social distancing, and my concerns about social justice led me to type more intimate stream-of-consciousness diary entries.

www.addisonripleyfineart.com

The Painting Center - Main Gallery and Project Room: Truth, Beauty, Freedom, Love

An invitational show curated by Andrea Kantrowitz, Donna Scarpa, Kristin Osterberg, and Randi Reiss-McCormack

547 W 27th St, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001

July 20 – August 14, 2021

Opening Reception: Thursday, July 22, 6:00 – 8:00pm

Truth, Beauty, Freedom, Love artists are Tinka Bechert, Julia Bloom, Mary Crenshaw, Katie Davis, Myra Eastman, Heide Follin, Lilian Garcia-Roig, Hilary Goldblatt, April Hammock; Rachel Hellerich, Rhia Hurt, Rebecca Katz, Pamela Marks, Kathleen Migliore-Newton, Karl Pilato, and Ellen Weider.

https://www.thepaintingcenter.org/truth-beauty-freedom-love

The Phillips Collections presents this special juried invitational exhibition

Featuring dynamic work across media by 64 artists of the greater DC region, this juried invitational celebrates The Phillips Collection’s 100th anniversary, building on the legacy of founder Duncan Phillips and his commitment to presenting, acquiring, and promoting the work of artists of the greater DC region.

Inside Outside, Upside Down offers a slice of the turbulent past year, one that left us confused, battered, and disoriented. Out of the palpable thoughts and feelings expressed in the works on view, five themes emerged: “Innocence Interrupted” recognizes the young children and young adults whose lives were upended by the constant fear and uncertainty brought on by so much violence and death; “Days of Reckoning and the Right to ‘Be’” speaks to the forced realization that our country is at a major crossroads, as many long-established societal systems have become increasingly out of touch, obsolete, and even detrimental to a population whose needs are constantly evolving; “Bearing Witness” represents the artists who document the times in which they live, making sure that we record, reflect, and remember; “Introspection and Reflection” examines what happens when Washington, DC, is forced to come to a standstill, with some of us sitting quietly with ourselves, while others had to confront the dynamics of their relationships; and “Hope and Healing” illustrates how art has the ability to help us process and heal in times of pain and great loss, allowing us to celebrate the simple joys in life.

Taken together, the works in this exhibition affirm the human need to make sense of traumatic experiences and ultimately transcend them, either by creating from that place or in spite of it. In this way, these works offer a collective call for healing. They invite us to appreciate the beauty in the world around us, find comfort in our family and friends, and unearth the things that are revealed to each of us when life requires us to sit still with ourselves.

Featured Artists

Cathy Abramson – Simone Agoussoye –  Maremi Andreozzi – Carol Antezana – Desmond Beach

Julia Bloom – Michael Booker – Kimberly Brammer – Nikki Brugnoli – Florencio Campello  

Carlos Carmonamedina – Sandra Chen Weinstein – Peter Cizmadia – Wesley Clark   

Dominick Cocozza – Robin Croft – Sora DeVore – Sarah Dolan – Mike Dowley – Nekisha Durrett

Tae Edell – Bria Edwards – Kate Fleming – Chawky Frenn – Amelia Hankin – Michael Hantman

Leslie Holt – Michael Janis – Jane Kell – Jean Jinho Kim – Katherine Knight – Ara Koh – Kokayi 

Gary Kret – Kate Kretz – Catherine Levinson – Kirsty Little – Kim Llerena – Aaron Maier-Carretero

Timothy Makepeace – David Mordini – Barbara Muth – Werllayne Nunes – Zsudayka Nzinga

Jennifer O’Connell – John Pan – Judith Peck – Shedrick Pelt – Kristina Penhoet   

Marta Pérez García – Lydia Peters – Junko Pinkowski – Dominick Rabrun – Mojdeh Rezaeipour

Marie Ringwald – Janathel Shaw – Joseph Shetler – Nicolas F. Shi – Tim Tate – Julio Valdez

Jessica Valoris – Ian White – Richard L. Williams Jr. – Colin Winterbottom

TymeLapse Studio presents this online exhibition

"A person who thinks all the time has nothing to think about except thoughts. So, he loses touch with reality and lives in a world of illusions. By thoughts I mean, specifically, chatter in the skull—perpetual and compulsive repetition of words, of reckoning, and of calculating.I’m not saying that thinking is bad; like everything else, it’s useful in moderation, a good servant but a bad master.And all so-called civilised peoples have increasingly become crazy and self destructive because through excessive thinking they have lost touch with reality. That’s to say we confuse signs, words, numbers, symbols, and ideas with the real world." - Alan Watts

"OverThinker" aims to take inspiration from daily life, anxieties, stresses, and the current situation, to create an engaging online exhibition.

An online exhibit curated by Visionary Projects and Voss Gallery

“Mindfulness has become an essential component in contemporary life, reminding us to take a breath and become aware of our thoughts and immediate surroundings. In our ever connected social society, our virtual interactions compete for prominence and can cloud our perceptions of the world around us. Practicing mindfulness helps us cultivate a moment to moment awareness that calms the mind and fosters meaningful connections and self-growth. The diverse works included in this group exhibition best reflects the theme, offering viewers an inspiring space of tranquility and peace.”

Juried by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp

An online exhibition

In art, shape is both elusive and omnipresent. It structures our optical world but is often forgotten. Focus on it is often neglected in favor of color, concept, tactility, and subject. This show aims to bring shape to the forefront, to highlight its presence and dynamic interaction with subject matter and other formal considerations.

Exhibiting Artists

Rita Bard, Amy Bassin, J Bloom, Dustyn Bork, Ryan J. Brady, Helena Chastel, Mike Childs, Yvette Cohen, Katya Derksen, Eric Dever, Karl Goulet, M. Benjamin Herndon, Aleya Hoerlein, Katherine Hunt, Ruin Kenzie, Stacey Lawrence, Niraja Lorenz, Kathy Lucoff Godin, Sienna Martz, Edward Mills, Shamira Nicolas, Diane Novetsky, Steve Novick, Joseph Ostraff, Ethel Poindexter, Brigitte Radecki, Steven Rahbany, Mel Reese, Annie Sailer, Jennifer Small, Frederick Smith, Gerri Spilka, Nicholas Wood

APRIL 15-MAY 17, 2021

Jason McCoy is please to present a selection of drawings in an online exhibition which was inspired by the following words by American jazz pianist and composer Thelonious Monk (1917-1982):

"When you look at the keyboard, all the notes are there already.
But if you mean a note enough, it will sound different.
You got to pick the notes you really mean!”

APRIL 7–APRIL 30, 2021

Jason McCoy Gallery is pleased to present an online exhibition of drawings inspired by Amanda Gormon’s words from the Presidential Inauguration in 2021: "Let the globe, if nothing else, say this is true. That even as we grieved, we grew. That even as we hurt, we hoped. "

MARCH 3–MARCH 31, 2021

TussleProjects is excited to present "the Portrait", an online group exhibition curated by Laura Horne which includes the work of 18 artists all created within the last year. 

​This exhibition presents the portrait as a basic substructure of humanity; how do we ‘delicately’ approach identity, collective experiences, and collective politics through portraiture? Portraiture is a study of the intricate notions of the self, the other, and the spaces we occupy. Whether presented honestly or falsely, portraiture nevertheless presents a subject in the infinite present. Can portraiture still follow this same paradigm given all of the differences collective isolation presents for the future of our identity as whole? 

MARCH 1-APRIL 30, 2021

Artist talk on Instagram–April 28, 2021–11 AM-12 PM

Jason McCoy Gallery is pleased to present a selcetion of drawings inspired by Bertolt Brecht's introduction to his Svendborg Poems: 'Yes, there will be singing. About the dark times.', a special online exhibition celebrating a collection of works drawn from our January 2021 Drawing Challenge.

January 6 - February 2, 2021

Excited to be included in this second installment of DC Art Now 2020, the CAH virtual exhibition of work by FY21 Art Bank finalists. This installment will be on view in the DC Commission on the Arts VR gallery from December 21, 2020 to January 15, 2021. Click here to get to the virtual gallery.

An online exhibition of drawings which was inspired by the following words by Marcel Proust, taken from 'La Prisonnière', the fifth volume of 'Remembrance of Things Past', also known as 'In Search of Lost Time', which was published in France between 1913 and 1927.

NOVEMBER 3, 2020-NOVEMBER 30, 2020