The Adams Morgan space has been a home for avant-garde art and theater since 1993.
Every summer as the heat and humidity build to a near intolerable froth, artists from the DC area "swim" over to DCAC and brave a first-come, first-served line for the opportunity to exhibit work. The annual event with a strong following always holds some surprises. The space is chock-a-block with styles and content.Many competing for attention. Some folks are dubious of this visual cacophony, as there is no jury. Still, they should have a look and lighten up.It's summer for crying out loud and aren't you tired of looking at Boehner and Reid? Artists in the exhibit are at all stages of development, and it's great that DCAC honors those stages by opening up their walls. -michelecolburnart.artspan.com
There was a strong turnout at the Wall Mountables opening reception on Friday, July 22nd. View emerging artist Pierre-Hugues Gélinas' (http://phgelinas.com) series "Saisons" (Seasons). Come enjoy Latifa Shay's beautiful creations(see https://www.facebook.com/pages/Latifah-Shay-Visual-Artist/84080788651).
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