This should be named eye street lobby because that is exactly what this is. A lobby area inside a…read moregovernment building. They display some local art in their lobby area. It's not worth going out your way to visit. I was disappointed when I arrived.

The 200 I (Eye) Street Galleries is located inside a government building, and its exhibitions are…read morecurated throughout the year by DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (aka, CAH). I was lucky enough to check out their exhibit, 'A Toast to the Boogie: Art in the Name of Funk(adelic)' - this collection showcased a celebration of Parliament Funkadelic, featuring 20+ artist' original artworks, archival works, and memorabilia. I'd love to see what they exhibit next! This gallery is free and open to the public, and there is security off to the side; unless you have an advanced appointment or access, this area is restricted. Metered street parking is available in the area. +free and open to the public! +metered street parking available

Honfleur Gallery is a small, contemporary art gallery in Anacostia. It's in a beautiful space in…read morehistoric Anacostia right next to the Anacostia Arts Center. The space is in one single open room with two benches to sit on as you observe the art. They rotate exhibits often always giving people a reason to stop by. Like many other galleries in the city, it's free. They also host events from time to time.

First off, I need to tell you the area this gallery is kinda sketch. Like, really sketch. It is a…read morepretty new art place - the owner told me the space used to be a pawn shop. So yeah, nice neighborhood. Um..not really. I'm sure if the stadium project happens, this hood is going to turn around like U Street has, but until then -- enjoy the view of a burned out building. And if you get hungry there is a take out pizza place right next door so there's a plus. I got a preview of the show going on now (although I heard a rumor they had to postpone the opening due to some maintenance/construction issues). If you have ever said "Art is boring," the No Scratchers exhibit is for you. You'll see photos of people in ink (that means tattoos to those folks not in the know). Really beautiful, unique, and not the norm as far as "art" goes.

Such a kind and talented man. Stood at his stand for ages looking through every single piece of…read morework, it was so hard to decide which one I wanted and even harder to stop myself from buying every piece he's made! Absolutely love his painting, it's my favorite thing on my wall.

I recently came across Mr. Goisashvili art purely by accident. I was shopping at St. Veincent de…read morePaul and saw these 2 beautiful painting with vibrant colors. I was suprised to see the price of each painting. I bought both paintings for under $4. They are matted and signed on the lower righthand side in pencile.(16x20 watercolor). I found myself a treasure.

My wife and I first discovered Gallery O during an "Art All Night" event back in 2016. For the…read moreevent, they had art, a bar and live music. We had such a great time that we ended up getting married here 3 years later! For several months, we worked with Kyle. He is one of the coolest guys to work with. So accommodating and understanding. He was very patient with us, our family and our wedding coordinator. We had booked the venue before renovations were scheduled, and while we hit some bumps on the road. Kyle was absolutely great. He followed through with everything and made our night happen. The venue has changed so much since our first visit. They acquired more space and turned the back patio into a bar/dance floor. We love the exhibits here and the eclectic vibe. Our wedding was beautiful, unique and so perfect! They do special events, private events and cool exhibits. Located on H Street, right near all the cool spots to eat, drink and shop.

Excellent, quirky gallery with wonderful patio and stage in the up-and-coming H Street corridor…read more Had a wonderful time viewing the art and thoroughly enjoyed their unique variety show. They had a cash bar during the show as well, good touch. Definitely the spot for a different kind of evening!

This is regarding a custom frame job turned around in a few hours. Thank you so much for your…read morespeediness + responsiveness. Prices were cheaper than other local shops. The person helping me also was kind enough to meet the uber driver to deliver it. Customer service is awesome!

Habib patiently guided me through the framing process. He listened to what I was envisioning and…read moremade it work in both frame and matting... No better framer in DC! I've returned many times...

I had a lovely evening at Gallery NK. The artist on view presented some beautiful oil paintings. I…read moremet some charming people.The gallery owner is also a painter and she gave a little tour of her own work. The building used to be a blacksmith's shop but it's been redone and is gorgeous. It's a little off the beaten path but definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful artwork by Nihal!! The space is gorgeous and can be rented for private parties, events,…read morebridal and baby showers etc. it has a full kitchen and plenty of open space. It's conveniently located near union station!

I came here for Washingtonian's Rose Soirée (on 5/16/2019 and thanks to Yelp!). The venue is really…read morenice inside very open and interesting art on the walls. This event was a wine tasting/party where local vineyards and wineries had tables/stands and offered samples of their rosé. City winery DC, district winery and Barboursville vineyards were there, among others. It seems like Longview is a pretty versatile space. I've seen weddings take place here too--would consider having mine here if I weren't poor. But, I can't comment on the pricing or service for Longview because I haven't been involved in organizing/hosting an event here. However, I can say that it's fun to ATTEND events here. Blagden alley is also behind it so you can have Tiger Fork, The Dabney, and a bunch of other places right there. Espita Mezcaleria is basically next door.

An odd place. I've walked by several times a week over the last two years (it's near my work), and…read moreonly recently realized that it is listed as an art gallery. I've never, ever seen it open. When I've peered through the windows it tends to look abandoned, with art hanging crooked and furniture strewn about. The same art is there for months, but there is never anyone around? On their website it says that it is apparently DC's "largest contemporary art gallery", but it appears to be more of a rarely used wedding and corporate event venue.

I really like the emerging 14th Street and U Street art scenes. I often find myself leaving work…read moreand visiting Irvine and Plan B on 14th Street, then walking over to Hamilton and Project 4 on U Street. These private galleries each have their own look, but their feel, well they each make you feel accepted. I like Hamiltonian, for example, because it's staff understands that some visitors only want to appreciate the art for the art. Honestly, I can't tell you about any art movement or modern artists or even notable works. But I can tell you what I find visually appealing, and the guys at Hamiltonian get that.

From the owner: Hamiltonian Artists' mission is to build a dynamic community of innovative artists and effective…read morevisual art leaders by providing professional development opportunities and advancing their entrepreneurial success. Come visit our gallery and get to know our artists.

Michele has been framing my artwork for the past 15 years and I have always been impressed and…read moredelighted with her work. Her knowledge, skills and attention to detail are evident in her work. When I found out that she's worked with The Smithsonian Museums, I knew that I could trust her to know the in's and out's of art preservation too. I recommended her to my father-in-law who collects antique art and he's always been very happy with her work as well. Although the process of picking out what frames and mattes will work seemed over whelming, Michele knew exactly what questions to ask me to help winnow down the possibilities so that the selection process was fun, rather than onerous. Finally, I have to mention the bowl I got from her gallery. It looks like it's made from leaves and I love it. I have displayed it in my living room and it gives me joy every time I look at it.

Awesome product and customer service. Very patient explaining all of the options for the artworkread more