Trinidad’s Art in the Alley returns this Friday. The semi-annual community arts event includes works by neighborhood artists, libations and music. Pictured above Art in the Alley 2011. Photo by Phil Hutinet for East City Art
Wednesday, October 14
Otis Street Arts Project – 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Join Otis Street Arts Project for the second installment of The Critique. Artists invited to discuss their work include Alexander Silverthorne, José G Fernández L, Amy Hughs Braden, and Fallon Chase. For more information, click here. Otis Street Arts Project is located at 3706 Otis St., Mount Rainier, MD.
Hamiltonian – 7 p.m. Meet Jim Leach and Kyle Tata two of the 2015 Hamiltonian Artist Fellows. They will lead a conversation on their recent bodies of work on view in the new. now. exhibition. For more details, click here. Hamiltonian is located at 1353 U Street NW.
Thursday, October 15
Anacostia Community Museum – 2 p.m. Guests are invited to view selections of the Spiral Collective in the permanent collection at Anacostia Community Museum. Collections Manager Joshua Gorman will show works by Bearden, Robert Alston, Norman Lewis, Alvin Hollingsworth and many more. For more information, click here. Anacostia Community Museum is located at 1901 Fort Place SE.
Friday, October 16
Art in the Alley – 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Head to Trinidad this weekend and enjoy the seventh installment of Art in the Alley. This community arts festival provides guests with an opportunity to see local art and enjoy enjoy music and refreshments. For more details, click here. The event will take place in the alley between the 1200 blocks of Florida Ave. and Morse St. NE.
Saturday, October 17
Green Owl Design – 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Green Owl Design presents their first solo exhibition by Joseph Rogers during their grand opening event. Rogers’ uses symbolism, motifs, and surrealist style to create his unique artistic identity. For more information, click here.Green Owl Design is located at 4327-C Gallatin St., Hyattsville, MD.