We Are Anacostia Mural
New Gateway Mural Celebrates Anacostia’s Past, Present and Future Read More
Features
Pottery on the Hill 2020 Goes Virtual
The art fair style ceramics expo features over 45 nationally recognized artists Read More
Vibrant Cultural Hub Opens in Ward 7’s Fairlawn Neighborhood
Nicholson Project serves as new artist residency, community garden and art gallery. Inaugural exhibition displays work by local artists. Read More
Maker Space Comes to DC’s Ward 8
Nonstop Art Opens community maker space at the Overlook at Oxon Run. The Community-at-large is encouraged to tour the space and apply for membership Read More
East City Art Spring-Summer Periodical
In this Edition: Spring-Summer 2019 Listings | COVER IMAGE: Dornith Doherty, Red Yucca, 2011, inkjet print. Image courtesy Cultural Programs of the National Academy of Sciences Read More
2018 The Year in Review
East City Art’s 2018 Year-in-Review periodical is the third of its kind. Our lists are not intended to be a “best of”. Instead, our selections seek, in some cases, to highlight an exhibition that may have moved us personally or, in other instances, to shed light on an important but underreported event that we felt our readers should know about this past year. Read More
East City Art Fall 2018 Periodical
In this edition: Fall 2018 Events and Openings Jo Ann Block: Fighting back Against Age and Gender by Rachelle L. Williams Available September 2 in… Read More
Pottery on the Hill 2018
The nation’s top potters featured at Hill Center's annual expo. This year features live raku firing. Read More
River of Resilience: Mapping the Anacostia – A Journey from Headwaters to Confluence on the Anacostia River
River of Resilience is a long-term digital photo documentary project with the aim of digitally mapping, not only the natural river but also the "harvested histories" of the Anacostia River from its headwaters to its confluence, under the scrutiny of Krista Schlyer's lens. Read More
East City Art Spring 2018 Periodical
Available March 4 in Hill Rag and at participating locations the week of March 12-16. Circulates through July 31, 2018. Read More
East City Art’s Response to the DC Office of Planning’s 2018 Cultural Plan
The 2018 Cultural Plan needs to discuss how the DC Government will address affordable housing for artists, working studios and exhibition spaces for the long-term and cease its investment in ephemeral creative placemaking initiatives which divert resources away from scalable, permanent solutions. Read More
East City Art: 2017 The Year in Review
Available December 3 in Hill Rag and December 4-8 at participating locations. Read More
New Public Art Project Connects Anacostia Historic District to River
Artist Bruce McNeil’s A Boat Tour down the Anacostia River Series Inaugurates Rotating Public Exhibition Read More
Pottery on the Hill 2017
This year’s edition features an interactive raku kiln Read More
East City Art Features: The CHAW Gallery Residency
The CHAW Gallery Residency provides a supportive environment for experimentation while functioning as an artist incubator space that interacts with the community. The deadline to apply is September 6, 2017. Read More