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Studio and exhibition space maintained by artist Ceci Cole McInturff.
The studio helps adults with developmental or mental disabilities learn to create and market their artwork.
The Borf Brigade, a legion of local graffiti artists, refurbished this formerly abandoned space for an art show.
The school's exhibition space, the Hemicycle Gallery focuses on the work of Corcoran seniors, alumni, faculty and artists in the District and beyond.
The arts organization, housed in the old Mountain City Mill, sponsors classes for all ages and levels of experience, exhibitions, lectures and films.
This former elementary school is now home to studios for local artists.
The school's Gudelsky Gallery features temporary exhibitions from student, alumni and area artists.
A collaborative workshop for book arts and printmaking attracts artists from around the globe who are seeking to expand their creative skills.
This Mount Ranier school and studio offers classes in glass fusing and sculpting.
The school offers classes, workshops and exhibitions.
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