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|OPEN STUDIO|
Open Studios are on Saturday, April 14 from 11 to 5 p.m.
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Sunday, April 15 from 11 to 5 p.m.
Open Studios is an annual event that invites the public into the creative spaces of the renowned artist studios at 52 O Street. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore artists’ work spaces, meet a variety of artists and arts professionals from a range of backgrounds and disciplines, and to see and purchase artists’ most recent works fresh from the site of creation. Additionally, visitors will enjoy film screenings, a bike clinic, the store at SCRAP-DC, food from local restaurants and vendors, and more events to be announced.
Since its inception as affordable artist studio space in 1978, 52 O Street has been an integral part of the DC arts community. The building provides both living space and creative work space to visual artists, musicians, designers, writers, performers, and more. Conveniently located a short walk from the New York Avenue Station on the Red Line, 52 O Street is just west of North Capitol Street.
This year, Open Studios participants will include: Andrea Haffner, Becca Kallem, Bittersweet Creative, Capital Letter Press Studio, Cianne Fragione, Dan Treado, De*Nada Design, Derek Lieu, Drew Xeron, DJ Natty Boom, Eames Armstrong, GHOOM, Jane Claire, Remick, Jeffrey Smith, Jon Malis/TUBE Studio, Kelly Towles, Kendall Nordin, Lisa K Rosenstein, Lisa Marie Thalhammer, Maeve Sheridan, Malte Renz, Mann Designs, Matt Costanza, Matt Hollis, Matt Pearson, Micheline Klagsbrun, Monier Barakat, Peter Harper, Raye Leith, Robin Schaefer, Ryder Haske, SCRAP-DC, Stephen Crouch, Thom Flynn, Threepenny Bikes, and, Topher Paterno.
For a sneak peak of Open Studios, please visit the annual group show of 52 O Street artists up the street at Big Bear Cafe, located at 1700 1st Street NW.
52 O Street Artist Studios are located at 52 O St NW, Washington, DC 20001.
For a full schedule as it is announced, please visit: www.52ostreetstudios.org.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/52OStreet
Twitter: @52_O_Street
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