Jason Bulluck, whose influences include Buddhism, transforms ordinary roadside sites by introducing a large cast-plastic “action figure.”

As we await the reopening of Washington, D.C.’s most historic art collections at places such as the National Gallery of Art and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, there are plenty of other artistic treasures to discover in our nation’s capital right now.

Culture House is pleased to partner with Hamiltonian Artists to present their annual group exhibition new. now. in The Gallery at Culture House in Washington DC, debuting the work of Hamiltonian's five distinguished 2020 Fellows

This exhibition provides a brief survey of these five artists’ recent work and the projects they will be expanding upon during their time with Hamiltonian Artists.

Two members of a thriving three-person writing group about race discuss their experiences in what has become a vibrant, generative space of dialogic encounter. They elaborate on the ways they brought work to this space of intersubjective investigation in the spirit of Rankine et al.’s (2016) Racial Imaginary project.

This exhibition 'And Apollo' brings together the work of 7 artist… based in New York, Washington D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles and the Bay Area. They approach take care as a space informed by an expanded sense of community rooted in poetics, as a stewardship platform for artists based outside of Los Angeles or underrepresented in public discourse, and inflect an urgent tender sense to their work.

The knots of this inquiry were complicated, wound taught as visitors move through the exhibition: the 2018 Low Residency MFA cohort is unafraid of pointed inquiry in their work.

Conner Contemporary Art is pleased to announce the fifth anniversary of ACADEMY, our annual invitational survey of outstanding work by recent graduates in Washington…

Maribel Alvarez and Jason Bulluck on paying attention to the ‘little stuff’, engaging in critical discourse, and understanding how power can be shaken up.