Please join us for an evening with the featured artists behind the first installation of the Black Art Matters 2017 Exhibition Series.
Date: Friday, May 19, 2017
Time: 6 to 8 PM
Join us for Series 1 of Black Art Matters, the inaugural installation celebrating Black artists and their contributions to the local, national, and international art scene. You don't want to miss this!
Galleries will host an evening stroll and a viewing of their fine art exhibitions in the most beautiful part of Washington, DC.
Add to your collection and please join us for a night of art, fun, and refreshments.
Date:
Friday May 5, 2017
Time:
6 PM – 8 PM
The Georgetown French Market, one of the District's most anticipated shopping weekends, marks the triumphant return of the spring season. Georgetown's Book Hill neighborhood will transform into an inviting open-air market as the over 40 locally-owned merchants, restaurants, salons and galleries display discounted items and unique finds. Check out our dedicated Georgetown French Market site for full event details!
The three-day event will feature live entertainment and children's activities, evoking the outdoor markets of Paris where guests wander between shops and galleries tempted by the aroma of fresh coffee and croissants. C'est magnifique!
Please note: P Street Gallerie will be closed the weekend of The Georgetown French Market as we prepare to install our upcoming exhibition.
Anu Das was born in India. For the past two decades she has been making prints, artist books, mixed media fabric pieces which deal with the social and cultural issues of women. Her work transcends geography to include women who are affected by conflicts on the borders of any country that suffer from isolation, displacement, physical and psychological abuse, and disabilities.
Anu's collection will be on display at P Street Gallerie from October 8 - November 5.
DISCOVER OUR FALL SALE
Enjoy 20% to 40% OFF in the Gallerie
on Friday, September 16, 2016 from 6 PM - 8 PM.
Stop in for a glass of wine and choose from a few original works by various artists as well as reduced pricing on select box card sets and limited edition prints of original paintings.
We are excited to announce extended hours each and every Thursday this summer! Join us each Thursday until 7 PM for cool art...and a cold drink!
Summer at the Gallerie will run through Thursday, September 1, 2016.
Join us for an exciting evening of art featuring paintings by
Kristen Hayes
and
Tatiane Silva Hofstadler
Meet the artists and explore their latest abstract collections.
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Please click here to view Kristen Hayes' latest collection.
Please click here to view Tatiane Silva Hofstadler's latest collection.
During the 2016 Georgetown French Market
Friday, April 29 | Saturday, April 30 | Sunday, May 1
Reception:
Friday, April 29, 2016 from 6 PM - 8 PM
For more information please contact:
chewningart@gmail.com
(202) 766-3077
Location:
P Street Gallerie & Pop-up
3235 P Street NW
Washington, DC 20007
We are delighted to host artist Dana Ellyn’s latest exhibition, Speciesism, featuring a series of Ellyn’s paintings exploring humans’ complicated and often contradictory relationship with animals.
Ellyn is the artist behind some of the most popular and thought provoking paintings related to animal rights and veganism. Her work has garnered international attention and multiple awards, and has recently been featured by PETA.
The Speciesism series, rendered in a style Ellyn describes as a battle between her technical training and her desire to infuse every painting with emotion and meaning, revolves around the question that animates many of her animal-themed paintings: Why do we love some animals and eat others?
The result is a challenging, provocative and irreverent collection that can spark a range of sometimes surprising reactions. “I’ve dabbled in a lot of different subject matters, many of them controversial,” said Ellyn, who has been a vegetarian for 15 years. “Especially those touchy subjects you’re not supposed to discuss at a dinner party: religion, politics, divorce, not wanting kids, etc. When I began to really focus on creating vegan-themed paintings, I thought I was venturing into less controversial territory. I was definitely wrong."
Speciesism will run from October 30 - December 4, 2015.
Many of her animal-themed paintings strike a chord and have earned international recognition and awards, while creatively posing the question: Why do we love some animals and eat others? Experience a behind-the-scenes look at Dana Ellyn's latest exhibition, Speciesism, and learn more about the motivation behind this body of work while participating in an intimate discussion and Q&A session.
Please note: An invitation is required to attend the Artist Talk with Dana Ellyn on Thursday 10/29/2015. The Opening Reception on Friday 10/30/2015 is open to the public.
Come and view the latest work by artist Robert Novel this fall at P Street Gallerie. This exhibition will feature a collection from Robert's signature body of abstract and minimalist paintings. Please come opening night and meet the artist.
"My work incorporates the least amount of form to achieve the greatest effect."
- Robert Novel
