2023
November 26, “In the Galleries: Using Clay as a Metaphor for the Body and the Landscape”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
November 8, “Ara Koh Brings Clay to Life in Hamiltonian Artists Grounding; Grounded; Ground”
Irene Bantigue, Washington City Paper
October 17, “Transforming DC’s Artistic Landscape: Hamiltonian Artists’ Visionary New Studios at 14th & U Streets NW”
Phil Hutinet, East City Art
July 30, “An Electrifying Spotlight on Women Resisting Oppression in Iran”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
May 28, “From Brutal to Banal, Images Explore the Color Red”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
April 20, “Do the Loop, Fruit Bats, and More Best Bets for April 20–26”
Louis Jacobson, Washington City Paper
April 16, “Turning Pedestrian Objects into Alluring Art”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
April 12, “Honoring Earth Day April 2023, Must See Art Exhibits”
Phil Hutinet, HillRag
March 5, “In the Galleries: Four Artists’ Concepts of Black Identity”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
January 19, “Layered and Converging Histories: Lionel Frazier White III’s Beyond the Frame at Hamiltonian Artists”
Fanni Somogyi, BmoreArt
2022
December 4, “Indigenous Art Informs Contemporary Visions”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
December 3, “Three Ways to Explore Environmental Justice through Art This Week”
Kayla Benjamin, Washington Informer
November 22, “A Restored Work Inspires a Multi-Sculptural Experience”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
November 14, “Gold Rush Documents the Social and Ecological Impact of Mining on Indigenous Lands”
Caroline Cliona Boyle, BmoreArt
September 29, “Hamiltonian Artists Making Art Accessible to All with Artlending Program”
Keith Loria, District Fray Magazine
August 2, “Hamiltonian Artists Unexpected Occurrences at the Kreeger Museum”
Eric Celarier, East City Art
June 15, “Things Won’t Love You Back”
Siân Evans, BmoreArt
May 1, “Views of DC With an Impressionistic Twist”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
April 22, “One Man’s Trash is Another Artist’s Treasure in ruined on a riverbank”
Hannah Doctor-Loeb, Washington City Paper
April 8, “ruined on a riverbank”
Stephanie Rudig, Washington City Paper
March 21, “Monday Arts Roundup: Remembering Goonew”
Sarah Marloff, Washington City Paper
March 13, “Connecting Modern Abstraction With Personal Identity”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
January 16, “In the Galleries: Paintings Reflect Light’s Luminous Effects”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
January 5, “new. now. Unveils a Kaleidoscopic Portfolio of Emerging Artists”
Colleen Kennedy, District Fray Magazine
2021
November 2, “DC Creatives Celebrate the Importance of Presence, Reflection, and Human Connection”
Caroline Cliona Boyle, Wash
October 3, “The Spaces between Technology, Humans and Nature”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
August 8, “In the Galleries: Showcasing an Artist’s Exploration and Influence”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
June 10, “We Miss You Is a Site-Specific Look at One Artist’s Pandemic Year”
Louis Jacobson, Washington City Paper
March 12, “Beyond the Typical in Domestic Design”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
2020
September 11, “In the Galleries: From Primal and Primordial to Political Commentary”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
February 7, “In the Galleries: A D.C.-Madrid ‘Conversation’ between Artists, Two Shows Infused with Color and Light, and Persian Perspectives”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
2019
October 29, “Artists Remain the Focus at Hamiltonian Gallery despite Leadership Changes”
Jennifer Anne Mitchell, Washington City Paper
2018
September 7, “In the Galleries: The American Character, as Molded by 11 Female Artists”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
September 5, “Ethiopian American Artist Helina Metaferia Refigures the Canon at Hamiltonian Gallery”
Angela N. Carroll, BmoreArt
February 12, “Old Bad Air and a Hand without a Horizon Is Taller Than Its Other”
Juliana Biondo, BmoreArt
2017
August 24, “At Hamiltonian Gallery, an Impressive Display of Two Artists Whose Work Contains Multitudes”
Kriston Capps, Washington City Paper
June 8, “In the Galleries: Putting Flat Art into Perspective”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
2016
December 2, “Hamiltonian Gallery’s Latest Group Show Finds Camaraderie in Loneliness”
Kriston Capps, Washington City Paper
August 22, “This DC Art Gallery Is Using Punk Rock to Grow Plants”
Sarah Stodder, Washingtonian
August 1, “August Arts Agenda: Punk Farming Edition”
Lynne Venart, DCist
May 19, “East City Art Reviews: Material/Ethereal at Hamiltonian Gallery”
Eric Hope, East City Art
April 30, “In the Galleries: The Beauty of Nature, in All Its Horror”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
April 1, “Arts Agenda: Cut Paper Edition”
Lynne Venart, DCist
March 18, “In the Galleries: Three Artists Become One”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
January 29, “In the Galleries: Semi-fictional Streetscapes Resemble Stage Sets”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
2015
September 16, “September Mid City Gallery Exhibitions and News”
Editorial team, East City Art
August 21, “Renovatio Imperii and Alone in the Woods at Hamiltonian, Reviewed”
Kriston Capps, Washington City Paper
May 1, “In the Galleries: Inspired by Their Homelands and Beyond”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
January 30, “In the Galleries: At Hamiltonian, a Birthday Celebration of A Different Sort”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
January 23, “Naoko Wowsugi + Whoop Dee Doo at Hamiltonian Gallery”
Kriston Capps, Washington City Paper
2014
September 25, “new. now. at Hamiltonian Gallery”
Michael O’Sullivan, Washington Post
June 29, “Hamiltonian Gallery Presents Sarah Knobel and Amy Boone-Mccreesh in Anything Sacred”
Editorial team, East City Art
June 24, “Hamiltonian Gallery Presents Billy Friebele U Street Chromatic (for Duke)”
Editorial team, East City Art
2013
August 9, “new. (now). 2013 at Hamiltonian Gallery, Reviewed”
Kriston Capps, Washington City Paper
2012
December 7, “Washington’s Best Art Gallery Exhibitions of 2012”
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post
March 14, “Arts Agenda”
Angela Kleis, DCist
2011
May 11, “Art Preview: Jessica van Brakle at Hamiltonian Gallery”
Kriston Capps, Washingtonian
January 19, “Arts Agenda”
Angela Kleis, DCist
2010
July 7, “Finalists for Trawick Prize Announced”
Matthew Smith, DCist
2009
December 4, “At Project 4, a Delicate Show of Flower Power”
Jessica Dawson, Washington Post
2008
October 24, “At the Hamiltonian, a Treasury for Artists”
Jessica Dawson, Washington Post
October 23, “New Works at Hamiltonian Gallery”
Lynne Venart, DCist
2007
August 3, “DCist Interview: Paul So, Hamiltonian Founder”
John James Anderson, DCist
