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Art All Night: Takeover
Join us on DC Art All Night for an exhibition reception for “Takeover,” an artist-led group exhibition featuring Hamiltonian fellows and studio residents.
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Open Call: Host Your Program at Hamiltonian Artists
Hamiltonian Artists invites professional presentations by artists, organizers, and cultural workers in need of a spacious, publicly accessible venue to host their concept.
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Past Kinetic
Cocktails and Collecting
Please join us for our next Cocktails and Collecting at the home of Kinetic Chair Ari Davis.
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Danyela June Brown presents: Untitled (fresh to death)
What exactly does ‘fresh to death’ signify? Join visiting artist Danyela June Brown for a one night only participant-activated performance.
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Isabella Whitfield: Closing Performance
As Best regards, comes to a close, the artist offers a performance in response to her exhibited installation work, "How to recall a message"
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In Memoriam: Dr. Joette James
It is with great sadness that Hamiltonian Artists marks the passing of its board president Dr. Joette James.
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Artist Walkthrough: Isabella Whitfield
Join Isabella Whitfield for an artist-led walkthrough of her solo exhibition, Best regards,.
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Fellowship Application Documentation Day
Planning on applying for the Hamiltonian Artists Fellowship Program but wish you had more professional artwork documentation images for your application portfolio? Bring your artworks and a camera (or phone) to Hamiltonian Artists…
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Fellowship Application Info Sessions
Join us for an overview of this year’s Hamiltonian Artists fellowship application and a live Q&A session. We are here to answer your questions as you apply for the fellowship.…
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Fellowship Application Office Hours
Artists who are curious about the fellowship application process are welcome to sign up for a 1-1 virtual meeting, facilitated by Anisa Olufemi, fellowship manager
