In addition to the usual dizzying array of Art Cars, this year’s H Street Festival had over a dozen artists selling their work and several galleries had openings . We’ve included a number of photos from artist stands as well as the exhibitions at both Gallery O on H and Studio H.
Art Stand: Jesus Loves Freaks! Photo Copyright East City Art
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Art Stand: Brian Dowdall (also at Gallery O on H). Photo Copyright East City Art
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Art Stand: Robert Frito Stevens. Photo Copyright East City Art
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Art Stand: Paintings from the American Visionary Museum in Baltimore. Photo Copyright East City Art
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Art enables had both skateboards.... (Photo Copyright East City Art)
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... and these awesome birdhouses! Photo Copyright East City Art
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On exhibit a Gallery O on H: Brian Dowdall and Dr. Bob Shaffer. Photo Copyright East City Art
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On exhibit a Gallery O on H: Brian Dowdall and Dr. Bob Shaffer. Photo Copyright East City Art
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On exhibit a Gallery O on H: Brian Dowdall and Dr. Bob Shaffer. Photo Copyright East City Art
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On exhibit a Gallery O on H: Brian Dowdall and Dr. Bob Shaffer. Photo Copyright East City Art
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Pam Roger's bound plant sculpture at Studio H. Photo Copyright East City Art.
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Studio H. Photo Copyright East City Art.
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The work of Katherine Mann at Studio H. Photo Copyright East City Art.
Meet The New ARCH: Nonprofit Developer Transforms Into Arts Funder
Earlier this year, Washington Area Community Investment Fund (WACIF) acquired the Anacostia Arts Center from ARCH Development Corporation (ARCH). The much-publicized transfer of ownership is the capstone of a series of ARCH property divestures dating to 2016. The nonprofit is employing the proceeds of these sales to transform itself from a nonprofit developer into an arts funding powerhouse both in Historic Anacostia and the region.
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