Past Public program
The Flame Calls the Moth: Music, Poetry, and Qawwali
Join us for an afternoon of Sufi music and poetry with guest maestro Dhruv Sangari, who will take visitors on a sonic journey through Sobia
2026 Open Call for Programs
Need space to bring your creative program idea to life? Each year, we open our doors to artists, organizers, and cultural workers seeking a platform to host their concept in our spacious, publicly accessible venue in the heart of the U Street Corridor.
Our Open Call for Programs invites proposals for artist-led workshops, gatherings, and activations. Selected applicants will have the opportunity to use Hamiltonian Artists’ gallery space, receive marketing support, access gallery inventory, and benefit from on-site assistance from Hamiltonian Artists staff.
Submissions for programs will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Eligible programs include, but are not limited to, micro-workshops, discussion circles, curated screenings, listening sessions, performance activations, readings, and open mics. Learn about past programs below.
Past Event
Everybody a Critic Presents: If I Go Will They Miss Me
Join Everybody a Critic for a special advance screening of If I Go Will They Miss Me, followed by an open audience dialogue. Explore the film’s themes, and share your favorite visual moments.…
Past Public program
A Cultural Majlis: The Aesthetics of Solidarity/Fabulation
Join us for an afternoon of dialogue, reflection and performance featuring Laila Jadallah, Haley Renee Huffman, Ebtisam Abdulziz, Hannah Atallah, and Jackie Milad.
Past Public program
Ancestral Connections with Katrina Villavicencio
Join Filipina-American artist, designer, and tribal arts practitioner Katrina Villavicencio for this hands-on workshop.
Past Public program
Creating Belonging: A Black-Hair Art Making Workshop
Join interdisciplinary artist and educator Ashley Ja’nae for an engaging and interactive workshop that celebrates Black-hair stories.
Past Public program
The Colonizer’s Trash
Artist and scholar Stephanie Kimou debuts her performance-lecture and social practice activation, in which she envisions an expanded definition of trash…