Weekend East City Art Event Roundup

Weekend East City Event Round Up: Super Summer Edition

Friday July 12

Open Studio DC (5pm to 7pm)

Open Studio DC hosts Masthead Print Studio. The printing group is completing their free screen printing Mid-Atlantic workshop tour. For more information click here.

Open Studio is located at 1348 Florida Avenue NE.

 

Honfleur Gallery (6pm to 9pm)

DC’s Native son and beloved artist BK “I am art” Adams has created a multi-media exhibition at Honfleur titled Mynd Up. The opening includes a surprise site specific installation. For more information.

Honfleur Gallery is located at 1241 Good Hope Road SE.

 

The Gallery at Vivid Solutions (6pm to 9pm)

In powerfully titled Chocolate City Rest in Peace, Steven Cummings black and white photographic essay takes the viewer into an era that has only recently vanished. For more information click here.

The Gallery at Vivid Solutions is located at 1241 Good Hope Road SE.

 

Saturday July 13

Art Enables (1pm to 4pm)

Art Enables celebrates the rise of Brookland as one of East City’s emerging art centers with a group show featuring Ward 5 artists who work in a variety of mediums. For more information click here.

Art-Enables 2204 Rhode Island Avenue NE.

 

CONNERSMITH (6pm to 9pm)

CONNERSMITH’s annual Academy exhibition showcases the work of emerging talent from among the most promising art students in the Washington-Baltimore area. For more information click here.

CONNERSMITH is located at 1358 Florida Avenue NE.

G Fine Art (6pm to 8pm)

Chicago-based Jefferson Pinder’s Revival is a sequel to the artists’ 2006 musical Juke in which he explores racial identity and the cultural appropriation of music. For more information click here.

G Fine Art is located at 1350 Florida Avenue NE.

Open Studio DC (6pm to 8pm)

Open Studio DC’s second weekend event is a pop up by a group of emerging print artist who have called themselves the “Young Masters without Masters.” For more information click here

Open Studio is located at 1348 Florida Avenue NE.

 

 

Phil Hutinet is the Editor-in-Chief of East City Art. You can get more information about East City Art on Facebook by follow them on Twitteror click hereto sign up for their newsletter.