Archives for Ashley Shah

Tom Kim highlights environmental issues, while incorporating an element of playfulness and his own personal experiences into his work. In the series, Milk Relics at Lost Origins Gallery, he speaks to his own appreciation of our surroundings, while also encouraging others to play their part in tackling environmental issues. Read More

At Studio Gallery, Pam Frederick and Veronica Szalus explore various themes prevalent in urban environments. Frederick creates photographic collages while Szalus employs found materials to discuss the interaction of building and decay, as well as the distinction between human memories against factual documentation. Read More

At HEMPHILL Fine Arts, Hedieh Javanshir Ilchi examines the complexities of cultures clashing through her vibrant works, incorporating both Persian and American influences. Read More

Through their experimental, colorful, and dynamic works, Steve Wanna and Marcel Taylor aim to address the process and effects of D.C.’s changing landscape – an occurrence that is prevalent and continuous in Historic Anacostia. Read More

HEMPHILL Fine Arts' More or Less showcases Abstract Expressionist works by American artists inspired by a conversation which took place almost forty years ago between Walter Hopps and George Hemphill. Read More