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The first (e)merge art fair will take place Sept. 22-25 at the Capitol Skyline Hotel, featuring artists from 15 countries. Take a look at some of the emerging artists who will be featured in the show.

Performance artists from the Copycat Theatre Troupe of Baltimore prepare to perform their living theater piece titled “The Queens Game” during the (e)merge art fair. The inaugural (e)merge art fair features more than 80 exhibitors in two platforms on display at the Capitol Skyline Hotel in Southwest Washington. Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post

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