Jan
3
to Mar 8
Filtering by: 2025
Nov
28
to Jan 4
Holiday Sale
The Holiday Sale is officially here! Stop by the gallery to see over 100 works marked down.
Nov
25
to Dec 9
One Night with Patti
Join us on Tuesday, November 25th, from 6-8pm for the exhibition of Marian Schwindeman’s paintings and prints featuring Patti Smith
Nov
6
to Dec 7
Jim Watt | To A Groove
Join us Thursday, November 6th from 6-8pm for the opening of Jim Watt’s solo exhibition To A Groove
Oct
15
8:00 AM08:00
DemocracyICED
On October 15th, Ligorano/Reese will be installing DemocracyICED in front of the capitol on the National Mall.
Oct
9
to Nov 2
Christopher Beane: Dante's Blaze
Join us Thursday, October 9th from 6-8pm for the opening of Christopher Beane’s new series Dante’s Blaze
Sep
30
to Nov 18
Robert Rauschenberg: Room Service
Jim Kempner Fine Art is pleased to present Room Service, an intimate exhibition of works by Robert Rauschenberg to celebrate his centennial.
Jun
7
to Aug 31
May
8
to Jun 8
Losing Control: John Cage x Ilona Golovina
Join us on May 8th, 2025 from 6PM - 8PM for the opening of Losing Control: John Cage x Ilona Golovina
This exhibition is a celebration of uncertainty. While John Cage traces stones without imposing order, Ilona Golovina allows clay, fire, and gravity to shape her forms.
May
1
to Jun 1
Jessica Helfand: Character Studies
Join us on May 1st, 2025 from 6PM - 8PM for the opening of Jessica Helfand’s solo exhibition Character Studies
Character Studies is a project that reimagines the faces of some our most beloved fictional protagonists as a collaboration with the authors who once created them.
Apr
10
to May 4
A Delicate Balance
Join us on April 10th, 2025 from 6PM - 8PM for the opening of A Delicate Balance
Dec
1
to Feb 2
Jim Watt | 100 Watercolors For The New Year
As we ring in 2025 Jim Watt will be completing 100 watercolors as a meditation on and celebration of the possibility of what's next. As paintings are completed they will become available for purchase. All paintings are 11x15", priced at $450 framed.
“The thing I love most about working with watercolors is that it requires getting comfortable with uncertainty. Intention, surprises and improvisation are happening all at once.”