The works in Olivia Tripp Morrow’s solo exhibition build upon her experiences before and after major spinal surgery to explore broader themes of adaptation, persistence, resilience, and even joy.
Read MoreRobin Bell may be best known for his guerilla projections on the façade of the Trump International Hotel in downtown Washington, DC, which addressed themes of corruption and accountability. His recent exhibition at Lost Origins Gallery expanded upon this work while asserting that viewers have a responsibility to speak out...
Read MoreCharacter Abstraction at Brentwood Arts Exchange shows that abstract art is not always about self-expression. Four artists from the DMV area shift the focus to the viewer, whom they invite to accompany them on delightful imaginative journeys.
Read MoreArlington Art Center’s exhibition Spring SOLOS 2019 presents the unexpected artistic perspectives of seven artists from the Mid-Atlantic region, including an art teacher-Marine veteran and a photographer-butcher. Together, they challenge viewers to reflect on their surrounding natural, institutional, and political environments.
Read MoreSarah McGavran, Ph.D. reviews David Carlson Ingredients, a visual dialogue between two Marymount faculty members: painter David Carlson and photographer Slobodan Mitrovic.
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