March 28–May 2, 2026
Current Exhibition
Hamiltonian Artists and The Nicholson Project present I’ll meet you there, a mobile video exhibition throughout Washington, DC featuring artists Stephanie J. Williams, Jermaine “jET” Carter, Edgar Reyes, and A.J. McClenon.…
Past Exhibition
Our annual group exhibition debuts the work of distinguished 2025–2027 fellows. In this presentation of new.now., each artist’s work conveys a sense of adaptability; some take on an active exercise in troubleshooting.…
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Past Exhibition
Inspired by Fall’s experience of the Baobab tree in Senegal, traditionally known as the tree of life, the metaphor of this historic tree serves as the foundation for the exhibition. As with the human body, the basis of the tree’s materiality is water, which runs as a current through Fall’s work.…
Past Exhibition
In her first solo show, Akea Brionne Brown, builds A Brown Millennial with powerful photographic portraits infused with aesthetics of Americana, vast swaths of color rooted in history and culture, and interactive texts that challenge what is personal and political. …
Past Exhibition
Tommy Bobo creates transcendent spaces through humble materials, amplifying their nuance and meaning with combinations of light, sound, video and color. “The distance between you and I,” marks a departure from the sheer materiality of light and explores his familiar medium as metaphor for the role of faith and religion in his and his son’s life.…
Past Exhibition
Hamiltonian Artists’ annual group exhibition new.now. debuts the work of Hamiltonian’s five distinguished 2019–2021 fellows Amber Eve Anderson, Akea Brionne Brown, Tommy Bobo, Yacine Tilala Fall, and Madeline A. Stratton.…
