SHOWS + ANNOUNCEMENTS

Cianne Fragione

DC Art Now 2025

DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities

Opening Reception

Sep 11th • 6-8pm

Join the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities in the I st Gallery for DC Art Now 2025, a reception to celebrate the finalists for the FY26 Art Bank Program!

Includes 52 O Street artist: Cianne Fragione

Jewelry Class D.C.

Open House Evening

Sep 12th • 5:30-9pm

We’re officially moved into 52 O St NW, Suite 212! Join us in celebrating the brand new studio space. We can’t wait to welcome you into the new space, we’ll have light refreshments available 🥂

Morton Fine Art

Three Seasons

New Artwork by Meron Engida Hawke

Opening Reception

Sep 21st • 2—4pm

Morton Fine Art is pleased to present Three Seasons, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Ethiopian artist Meron Engida Hawke. Hawke's third solo exhibition with the gallery, Three Seasons explores memory, ecology, and womanhood through resonant, layered works. The exhibition will be on view from September 18th - October 21st, 2025 at Morton Fine Art’s Washington, D.C. space (52 O St NW #302).

Patricia Baca

Women Artists of the DMV

Adah Rose Gallery

Sep 7th - Sep 28th

Exhibiting the art of Sondra Arkin, Patricia Baca, 

Elizabeth Casqueiero, Anna Demovidova, Nekisha Durrett, Mary Freedman, Debra Halprin, Rania Hassan, Lisa Hill, Leslie Holt, Kristina King, Suzanne Lago Arthur, Juliette Niehuss, Erica Orgen, Betsy Packard, Gail Rebhan, Lian Sever, Yemonja Smalls, Molly Springfield, Elena Volkova

Includes 52 O Street artist: Patricia Baca

Glass Class DC

Stained Glass w/ DC Bird Alliance

Sep 21st • 11-5pm

Learn how to build your own stained glass art piece with artist and organizer Miriam Julianna (she/her) using Tiffany style copper foil technique. All supplies will be provided, no experience necessary. Class will be held at Studio 204B at 52 O street NW from 11:00 AM to 5:00. 

Dany Green @ Glass Class DC

Black Optics

Closing Show

Sep 28th • 3-6pm

Most people have complex feelings about rapidly advancing technology that may one day surpass human capabilities and reinforce existing inequalities. Using broken mirrors, stained glass, and found objects, Green invites the viewer to break away from fears of obsolescence and embrace a worldview in which we are deeply connected, infinitely capable, and co-creators of our future.

Private viewings of the work can be made by emailing GlassClassDC@gmail.com

Rare Ink

Artist Call

Information Session

Oct 11th • 12-2pm

Rare Ink proudly launches it 2026-2027 art call: a year-long exhibition and cultural campaign amplifying voices across Africa and the Americas.

We are looking for painters, sculptors, photographers, videographers, writers and poets.

Join us for an information session on October 11, 2025 remotely or in-person.