February 7, 2026–March 14, 2026
Upcoming Exhibition
Hamiltonian Artists and The Nicholson Project present I’ll meet you there, a mobile video exhibition throughout Washington, DC. Artists Stephanie J. Williams, Jermaine “jET” Carter, Edgar Reyes, and A.J. McClenon, present video works that consider what it means to inhabit a space of uneasy familiarity—recognizable, yet quietly destabilizing.…
Past Exhibition
Taking cues from the sonic landscape and cultural legacy of U Street Corridor, historically known as "Black Broadway,” the exhibition spotlights music’s presence, politicization, and intergenerational resonance within Black American communities.…
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“WiP!” showcases works in progress, sketches, studies, and material tests, alongside finalized works, in an effort to spotlight the artistic process and inspire viewers and artists alike.…
Past Exhibition
In this exhibition, Cecilia Kim’s works are embedded with her lived experiences, including the recent passing of her grandparents.
Past Exhibition
Hamiltonian Artists and the Kreeger Museum are pleased to present Doing The Work, featuring Hamiltonian Fellows Kyrae Dawaun, Cecilia Kim, Ara Koh, Samera Paz, and Matthew Russo.…
Past Exhibition
Practiced Play serves as an extension of Russo’s collaboration-informed, inquiry-driven studio practice. The construction of the space calls for the viewer to become a hands-on collaborator in engaging and activating the objects that make up this new body of work. Centralized around a long table with varying heights and over a hundred foam, resin, and cement objects strewn on shelves throughout the gallery, visitors are asked to delve into a participatory process of play and investigation.…
Past Exhibition
Amid her daily walks through the ubiquitous back alleys and sidewalks of Northwest DC, María Luz Bravo’s wandering gaze locates everyday artifacts that—when captured and gathered—gesture toward sentiment, oddity, and happenstance. The exhibited photographs and video works evidence things stumbled upon when Bravo allows chance and discovery to guide her otherwise purely routine activities.…
Past Exhibition
“new.now.,” our annual group exhibition, debuts the work of Hamiltonian's distinguished 2022–2024 fellows—artists Misha Ilin, Madyha J. Leghari, Edgar Reyes, Abed Elmajid Shalabi, and Isabella Whitfield. This year the group exhibition sorts through various systems of order/disorder, grappling with what is left.…
Past Exhibition
Living in the wake of Washington, DC’s, ongoing gentrification, and whitewashing of Black communities, Lionel Frazier White III’s exhibition draws from contemporary, Black-woman theorists.…
Past Exhibition
Working with core samples extracted from a mine on unceded Passamaquoddy land in Maine, Stephanie Garon explores notions of labor, permanence, and land claim.
Past Exhibition
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.…
Past Exhibition
“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.…
