Join us for an artist talk on December 17th with artist Eric Gottesman as he explores the relationship between art, politics, risk and legacy through his revisitation of a controversial Ethiopian novel in One Needs To Listen To The Characters One Creates, in his exhibition at Hamiltonian Gallery from November 23 – December 23, 2013. During the height of the Read More…

Join us for a special happy hour and late night viewing of ‘Vantage Points’ at Hamiltonian Gallery. We will be Celebrating the Hamiltonian Fellowship’s 5th year anniversary, ‘Vantage Points’ was curated by Hamiltonian alumnus Ian MacLean Davis and features new work by artists from the fellowship’s first three years. WHEN Thursday, November 7th from 6 Read More…

Running a non-profit 501(c)(3) arts organization presents unique challenges, but also the opportunity to receive grant money and special tax exemptions. The first step toward running a successful non-profit 501(c)(3) arts organization is to understand the many compliance and administrative responsibilities that apply.  Ben Takis, founder and principal attorney of Tax-Exempt Solutions PLLC (a law Read More…

The most decisive moments in an artist’s career often revolve around sales. Whether an artist sells work directly out of the studio, at art fairs or through their gallery, the ability to price and advocate for his or her won work is paramount. Please join us for a conversation with Artist Natalie Cheung, Project Manager at Read More…

This weekend, Hamiltonian Artists is offering two skills-based professional-writing workshops for visual and performing artists at Hamiltonian Gallery. Both workshops are free of charge , and space is limited. ALL WORKSHOPS ARE NOW FULL  Crafting your Personal Narrative & Artist Bio Saturday, September 28th @ 2pm – 5pm If writing about yourself has felt like Read More…

Please join us for an artist talk with Benjamin Bellas and first-year Fellow Will Schneider White on their current exhibition  Ostensible Fiction on view at Hamiltonian Gallery. Will Schneider-White’s paintings present an aqueous environment in which languid figures read and are read, reflect and are reflected. Simultaneously placid and unsettling, humorous and dark, Schneider-White’s work revels in its recursive and contradictory imagery, inviting viewers Read More…

We often think of creativity as something mysterious, a product of whimsy and serendipity. Eric Schulze of ThirstDC argues the opposite: Creativity isn’t beyond the study of science. Creative individuals actually exhibit very specific, testable traits that predispose them to success. After surveying the research that supports this hypothesis, including underpinnings of probability, neurobiology, city planning as well as food Read More…

Nora Howell and Holly Bass investigate the issues of race, whiteness and labor in Spotless, an exhibition on view at Hamiltonian Gallery from June 22 – July 27, 2013. Please join us for an opening reception on Saturday, June 22 from 7 – 9 pm and an artist talk at 7 pm on Tuesday, July 16, 2013. Artist Read More…