Galleries
Find art galleries throughout Metro DC on CultureCapital. Check here for DC art galleries' opening receptions, art exhibitions and artist talks in galleries showing contemporary and traditional art, paintings, prints, fine art, photography, glass sculpture and more. Whether you're browsing or buying, the CultureCapital art gallery section can help you stay in touch with the DC Art Scene.
Browse Galleries By: All Galleries ... Artist Talks (4) ... Exhibitions (42) ... Opening Receptions (7) ...
Hot Hits
 | Window on Weimar Robert Brown Gallery Through Fri, May 24 Robert Brown Gallery is pleased to announce Window on Weimar, works by Max Beckmann, Otto Dix, George Grosz, Käthe Kollwitz, Lea Grundig, Max Pechstein and William Sharp. We will be exhibiting etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, drypoints and charcoal drawings. |
 | Beauty and the Waste Torpedo Factory Art Center Through Sun, May 26 In collaboration with the Target Gallery's ''Trash Talk'' exhibition, and in celebration of Earth Day, ''Beauty and the Waste'' is an all-media exhibition featuring work by Torpedo Factory artists made from the commonly recycled materials of glass, plastic, paper and metal. |
 | One Man's Trash: Found Object Sculpture by Noah Williams The Art League Gallery Through Mon, June 3 Sculptor Noah Williams successfully breathes new life into discarded objects by creating imaginative large-scale works of art. |
 | Options 2013 Arlington Arts Center Through Sun, June 9 OPTIONS 2013 is the fifteenth installment of WPA's biennial exhibition of works by emerging and unrepresented artists from DC, Maryland, and Virginia. |
 | Works by Freya Grand Gallery plan b Through Sun, June 16 Grand's fluid and powerful landscape and seascape paintings express her fascination with the natural world. |
 | Photography Exhibition Gallery plan b Wed, June 19 through Sun, July 21 Photography Group Exhibition will include works by various local and national artists using their particular eye and technique to show us things we might not have otherwise noticed. |
 | Urban Decay 4 Workhouse Arts Center Sat, June 1 through Sun, July 28 The Workhouse Arts Center kicks off the summer with Urban Decay 4, an exhibition of low-brow urban art. Low-brow art is a populist art movement with origins in the underground comic world, punk music, tattoo and street art. |
 | Amy Hughes Braden: Demographic + Aaron Hughes: Sampling Artisphere Through Sat, August 3 Braden combines her own large-scale acrylic portraits with the work of her brother, Aaron Hughes in this dual show. As a whole, the work calls attention to the intensity of the struggle from youth to adulthood, and all of the complexities therein. |
 | Works by Karen Hubacher Gallery plan b Wed, July 24 through Sun, August 25 Hubacher's geometric and organic vocabulary remain, while the tools and saturations and results will offer us something a little different. In addition, the exhibition will include several stoneware pieces by Sabri Ben-Achour. |
Highlights
| In My Nature Through Sun, May 26 Washington Printmakers Gallery |
| Celebrating Our Children's Creativity Tue, May 28 through Mon, June 17 Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia (JCCNV) |
| The Listening Room Wed, May 29 through Sun, June 30 Washington Printmakers Gallery |
| Denise Philipbar Conscious Evolution, Installation Fri, June 14 through Sun, July 21 Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall |