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Absorbing tales of past tenants and visitors enliven this federal brick row house on Lafayette Square, across from the White House.

Some of the most interesting exhibits include classic and contemporary Native American art, but the bulk of the museum has a school report feel to it.

This nonprofit, educational art exhibition space has six to eight shows per year that focus on contemporary work and art history subjects.

This gallery and studio space in the Atlas District exhibits contemporary film, painting and photography along with multimedia works.

Offering an in-house framing and mounting business, tiny gallery presents unpretentious shows of contemporary and historical art.

Home of the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the National Portrait Gallery.

Built around 1800, this home bears the features of Federal architecture and reflects the history of Georgetown as a tobacco port.

This 19th-century Georgetown mansion is a major research center and a showcase for Byzantine and pre-Columbian art and books on garden history.

The 4,100-square-foot gallery is located on the ground floor of Pepco's headquarters building.

Tucked away from Constitution Avenue, this oversize sculpture is one of Washington's best family photo ops.