Past Exhibition
PANG
Madyha J. Leghari’s solo exhibition PANG examines the tenuous and contradictory ethos of what is deemed natural in contemporary gestational and birthing practices. It critiques…
Exhibitions
Current Exhibition
new.now.
February 8–March 15, 2025
Past Exhibition
Pale Grass Blue
Misha Ilin’s body of work asserts that ecocide, wars, body politics, and capital each exist as a sort of radioactive event, altering the genome of “reality.”…
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Past Exhibition
Perplexity
Hamiltonian Artists and the Kreeger Museum are pleased to present Perplexity, an exhibition of the work of seven Hamiltonian Artists Alumni—Amy Boone-McCreesh, Brian Dunn, Michael Dax Iacovone, Sarah Knobel, Joyce Yu-Jean Lee, Helina Metaferia, and Jerry Truong—on view at the Kreeger Museum from September 17 through December 10, 2022.…
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Past Exhibition
Let's Believe Brief Utopias
“Let’s Believe Brief Utopias” is an exploration of liberatory discourses, especially those centered on historically marginalized identities; and the collaborative mapping of safe spaces, especially those offering relief from anti-Blackness, white supremacy, and patriarchal violences.…
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Past Exhibition
Unexpected Occurrences
Hamiltonian Artists and the Kreeger Museum are pleased to present Unexpected Occurrences, a contemporary response to a modern collection, featuring the work of Hamiltonian Artists’ seven current fellows: Amber Eve Anderson, María Luz Bravo, Jason Bulluck, Joey Enriquez, Stephanie Garon, Madeline A. Stratton, and Lionel Frazier White III.…
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Past Exhibition
Something Worth Doing
Amber Eve Anderson’s solo exhibition Something Worth Doing is a playful reflection on the objects with which we surround ourselves, and the comforts they provide, both physically and psychologically.…
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Past Exhibition
ruined on a riverbank
Joey Enríquez’s site-specific installation comprising sculptural brick arrangements, raw-earth paintings, and topographical histories of Washington, DC pieces together contemporary realities.
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Past Exhibition
We Were Here
Madeline A. Stratton’s “We Were Here” is a new site-specific installation. In this exhibition, Stratton deviates from domestic ideals of design and functionality and uses unconventional approaches to produce improvisational architecture.…
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Past Exhibition
new.now. (2022)
Hamiltonian Artists is pleased to present new.now., our annual group exhibition, debuting the work of Hamiltonian’s five distinguished 2021–2023 fellows: Kyrae Dawaun, Cecilia Kim, Ara Koh, Samera Paz, and Matthew Russo.…
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Past Exhibition
Empirical Evidence
Empirical Evidence highlights the work of five Hamiltonian Artists alumni: Selin Balci (2012), Billy Friebele (2014), Rachel Guardiola (2018), Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann (2011), and Jing (Ellen) Xu (2019), who investigate complex human relationships with living systems, the known versus the unknown.…
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Past Exhibition
Sometimes, We Remember Our Bedrooms
“Sometimes, We Remember Our Bedrooms” features Hamiltonian Fellow Luke Ikard in collaboration with Joshua Gamma, both at momentous junctures in their lives, revisiting the bedrooms of their youth.…
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Past Exhibition
We Miss You
Kaitlin Jencso’s new installation “We Miss You” comprises over 1,000 images taken since January 1, 2020. surveys a year of lost time. The installation features large-scale photographs and an overarching installation of snapshot-sized photographs—a comprehensive archive of communal and personal loss and longing.…
