Art Galleries in Washington, DC
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6960 Maple St NW B, Washington DC 20012
“Stopped in to see what was on display and ended up having a wonderful conversation with the owner Dilip. He is an artist himself, plays guitar, and represents artists from all over. He told me all about his most recent sourcing trip to Columbia and more. It was a delightful experience and wonderful gallery. I will absolutely be back!”
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Constitution Ave. NW, Washington DC 20565
“Great service for buying museum passes. The website is user-friendly and tickets arrived quickly. Just wish there were more date options available during peak season.”
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3423 14th St NW suite 3, Washington DC 20010
“Got work done by Alex and couldn't be happier! Incredible work and he has an INCREDIBLY LIGHT TOUCH! Sat for two 6 hour sessions and felt fine after both. Shading and linework is flawless. If you're looking top tier work, you can't do better than this!”
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1625 K St NW, Washington DC 20006
“I needed a framing job done last-minute for an event at the White House., and this shop absolutely delivered. The owner was incredibly kind, accommodating, and went above and beyond to get everything done quickly. The finished artwork looked amazing. Highly recommend!!”
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716 Monroe St NE Studio 14, Washington DC 20017
“If you live in D.C. long enough, you'll run into Marcella Kriebel's masterful work at markets, but this location is her permanent studio along the Brookland Arts Walk. It's open Fridays and Saturdays and always worth a stop in to buy cards, watercolors, and more.”
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716 Monroe Street NE Studio #27, Washington DC 20017
“I am an artist with almost a decade of experience showing my work publicly in galleries and have participated in 20 group and solo exhibitions and have been impressed by Latela's team professionalism and high quality work. Between April 2022 and July 2022 Latela Curatorial hosted an exhibition of my work in the Silva Gallery and from art selection and curation to the art hanging, from the exhibition materials to the wonderful opening reception everything was professionally done, beautiful and successful. Marta, the owner, is a wealth of knowledge of the art scene so she also puts together great group shows annually and is a great connector of artists, curators, collectors and clients. I would strongly recommend Latela Curatorial to artists, collectors and real estate clients in the Washington, DC region and beyond!”
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1643 Wisconsin Avenue Northwest, Washington DC 20007
“We had a wonderful experience with Calloway Fine Art & Consulting commissioning a custom pet portrait of our two dogs by Kathy Swan. The finished piece is absolutely beautiful and perfectly captures what we envisioned. We provided Kathy with various photos and asked her to create an image of both dogs lying together in our backyard. She brought our vision to life beautifully! Kathy was communicative and attentive throughout the entire process, providing updates and sharing progress photos to ensure the portrait was exactly what we wanted. Her attention to detail and willingness to incorporate our requests made the experience especially meaningful. Philippa and Susan were also incredibly helpful throughout the purchase process and made everything smooth and enjoyable. We highly recommend Calloway Fine Art & Consulting to anyone looking for a custom portrait of their beloved pet. The result is a beautiful, personal piece of art that we will treasure for years to come!”
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4936 Wisconsin Avenue Suite 1, Washington DC 20016
“We held my daughter's 7th birthday party at Artfolio and they did a wonderful job. Everything was set up and ready for us upon our arrival, including a happy birthday banner. The instructor, Judy, was fantastic and clearly had a lot of experience working with children. Dina was a wonderful support and ensured all the kids had what they needed as they painted. Thank you so much for such a wonderful birthday party experience.”
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2002 17th St NW #3, Washington DC 20009
“We came here for my wife's birthday to buy her a full yukata. We had been there 4 years prior purchasing some small earthwares that were gorgeous. Everything inside was so beautiful and you can tell the craftsman and store owner took pride in their art. She was also amazing with my wife helping her pick out the perfect yukata showcasing the perfect customer service you see in Japan. We HIGHLY recommend Tokiya Japan and are loyal customers.”
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1627 Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington DC 20009
“Carlos is the best! Very easy class to follow. The studio is also a beautiful space Annika is also terrific. She is very helpful and also easy to follow.”
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6925 Willow Street Northwest, Washington DC 20012
“This has been my art studio for the past 3 years, and it is perfect for my needs. Perhaps the last frontier of affordable art workspace in DC... Including some photos of my space in this review.”
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1670 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington DC 20007
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2438 18th St NW, Washington DC 20009
“The center promotes local artists. It's in Adams Morgan area of Washington, DC. It holds events from time to time when local artists can exhibit their artwork at the center. Finding parking near here is a little tough so perhaps used from public transportation to get there.”
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52 O St NW #302, Washington DC 20001
“Amy Morton is not just a gallery owner; she's a pivotal guide in the enriching journey of art collection. Since 2016, my family and I have trusted her expertise, acquiring pieces by artists like Nate Lewis, Astrid Kohler, and Rosemary Feit Covey. Each piece we've brought into our home has not only beautified our space but also deepened our connection with the wider world, thanks to Amy's discerning eye and commitment to socially responsible artistry.Her approach is deeply personal and patient, valuing the relationships between art, artists, and collectors. Amy's guidance is always aligned with the larger message and story we wish to tell through our collection. This commitment to meaningful art is evident in every interaction, whether purchasing directly from her frequently rotating exhibits at Morton Fine Art or seeking her advice on managing our existing collection.Visiting Morton Fine Art is an experience in itself, with thoughtfully curated collections that are as diverse as they are beautiful, ensuring a resonance with varied tastes and preferences. Amy's international reach in the art world means she is always presenting fresh, engaging perspectives that educate and inspire.In conclusion, whether you're an experienced collector or newly interested in the art world, Amy's gallery is an essential visit. Her dedication, expertise, and caring nature make her an invaluable ally in the pursuit of a collection that is as meaningful and unique as the individuals who seek her out. I'm confident that meeting Amy will leave you as impressed and inspired as I have been throughout the years.”
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1140 3rd St NE Suite 200, Washington DC 20002
“Attended a celebration for this artist's book compiled as a series of zines. Gallery lovely with wide open space to view art by Sam Gilliam and other notables on their walls.”
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19 Dupont Cir NW, Washington DC 20036
“This is such a cool space hiding under Dupont Circle! Came here for the Common Ground / Common Future exhibit where a bunch of local photographers had works on display. I look forward to seeing more shows here! Worth it just to drop in a see the street art around the perimeter.”
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Constitution Ave NW &, 7th St NW, Washington DC 20004
“The National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Ice Rink is a winter wonderland nestled in the heart of Washington, D.C. As you glide across the ice, you’re surrounded by the majestic sculptures of the garden, creating an experience that’s both visually stunning and delightfully fun. The rink offers a unique blend of art and recreation, set against the backdrop of the National Mall’s iconic landmarks. It’s a place where families and friends come together to make memories, against a soundtrack of laughter and the crisp sound of skates carving the ice. Whether you’re a seasoned skater or stepping onto the ice for the first time, the Sculpture Garden Ice Rink promises a magical experience that captures the joy of the season.”
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921 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, Washington DC 20003
“2.09.2026: Today, I actually took the leap and covered this beautiful and historic space. I was somewhat surprised to find that it's a functional building on the ground floor. On the 2nd and 3rd floors are high ceilinged rooms that exhibits art from the local practitioners of the arts. There were hardly any people there, and, I had the place mostly to myself.... always a good thing. The highlight of the visit was the awesome wrought iron gate that surrounds Hill Center. I'm a sucker for black metal...and even more so for ancient black metal. Let alone that the design of the gate was worth it's place in a Hollywood movie. The gate did it for me.”
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1353 U St NW, Washington DC 20009
“I really like the emerging 14th Street and U Street art scenes. I often find myself leaving work and visiting Irvine and Plan B on 14th Street, then walking over to Hamilton and Project 4 on U Street. These private galleries each have their own look, but their feel, well they each make you feel accepted. I like Hamiltonian, for example, because it's staff understands that some visitors only want to appreciate the art for the art. Honestly, I can't tell you about any art movement or modern artists or even notable works. But I can tell you what I find visually appealing, and the guys at Hamiltonian get that.”
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1801 28th Pl SE #5, Washington DC 20020
“Working with Delé has perhaps been one of the most enriching opportunities I have had. His creative employment of everyday objects to imagine abstract and philosophical art is unmatched. The studio experience is very personal, experiences are fluid, and the art is dynamic.Most impactful to me, I believe, was the ability to transcend beliefs and argue the essences of existence. I actually first met Delé at a lecture at George Washington University’s Philosophy Department where he gave a very detailed account of street life’s connection to existentialist philosophy. I will continue to go to the Dopamine clinic to continue this amazing art.”
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2414 Douglas St NE, Washington DC 20018
“I attended the one shot class yesterday with Sue Decker and had a great time! She is very knowledgeable and made sure everyone felt supported. This workshop is great for self care dates, romantic dates and even girls night out! I will definitely be back ?”
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Independence Ave SW &, 7th St SW, Washington DC 20560
“3 story free art museum. Your experience might vary based on the current exhibits but the current OSGEMEOS exhibit was a treat. Tickets aren't required but they do help the museum crowd plan if you sign up on their website.”
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