• Close up of artwork in Popcorn Gallery

    PARTNERSHIP GALLERIES

    The Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture curates and manages three galleries:  Popcorn GalleryStone Tower Gallery, and Park View Gallery. These spaces present work by both established and emerging artists. New exhibitions are presented every four to six weeks.


    On View Now

  • Realistic painting of a manor

    POPCORN GALLERY

    Yellow Barn Studio

    2024 Yellow Barn Studio Instructors Exhibition

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  • pink and orange 3D textile wall art

    STONE TOWER GALLERY

    Leigh Lambert

    Wrapped Attention

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  • yellow abstract diagonal lines

    PARK VIEW GALLERY

    Lou Joseph

    Intervals

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Artist Talks on YouTube

Artist Talk with Alison Kysia, Negar Nahidian, & Dr. Diana Baird N'Diaye:
God is Beautiful & Loves Beauty: Three Muslim Women Artists of the DMV  Watch here >>

Artist Talk with Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann: Knot Forest  Watch here >>

Artist Talk with Shanthi Chandrasekar: Hidden Order  Watch here >>

Artist Talk with J. Jordan Bruns: Playing with Reality: 15 Years at Glen Echo Park  Watch here >>

Artist Talk with Khánh H. Lê: From Behind There, We Are Now Here  Watch here >>

Recent Paintings and Drawings: A Conversation with Ephraim Rubenstein  Watch here >>

Respite: A Conversation with Preston Sampson  Watch here >>

Pop Life: A Conversation with Ric Garcia & Fierce Sonia  Watch here >>

Virtual Talk with Re-Creations Curator Barbara Wolanin and Artists  Watch here >>

 

Watch a virtual tour of 100 Years in the Present by Curator & Juror Tiffany Williams

 


Exhibition Reviews

Review of Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann: Knot Forest and Cory Oberndorfer: Pop: Artists Prints in The Washington Post's "In the galleries: Two shows, one artist, many layers of meaning" by Mark Jenkins. (9/22/23)

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Review of J. Jordan Bruns: Playing with Reality: 15 Years at Glen Echo Park in Daily Campello Art News "J. Jordan Bruns" by Lenny Campello. (4/18/23) 

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Review of Adam Bradley: Within the Wildness in The Washington Post's "In the galleries: Using technology as a medium and an inspiration" by Mark Jenkins. (2/10/23) 

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Review of Charma Le Edmonds: Untold Stories in East City Art's "East City Art Reviews - Charma Le Edmonds Untold Stories" by Eric Celarier. (7/18/22) 

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Review of Caitlin Gill: All Natural and Charma Le Edmonds: Untold Stories in The Washington Post's "In the galleries: Women view environmental issues via imagery" by Mark Jenkins. (7/15/22) 

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Review of Jackie Hoysted: Symbiotica in The Washington Post's "In the galleries: Uncovering life’s fragility amid ecological losses" by Mark Jenkins. (3/18/22) 

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Review of Michelle Lisa Herman: Always, Already, Never, Better, Faster, Stronger in The Washington Post's "In the galleries: Artist’s imagery examines community-building in the aftermath of trauma" by Mark Jenkins. (2/4/22) 

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Review of February exhibitions in The Washington Post's "In the Galleries: Where nature and technology’s detritus collide" by Mark Jenkins. (1/31/21) 

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Review of March exhibitions in The Washington Post's "In the Galleries: Breaching the border between art and furniture" by Mark Jenkins. (3/12/21) 

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Review of April exhibitions in The Washington Post's "In the Galleries: A painful, political take on the art of cruel shoes" by Mark Jenkins. (4/9/21) 

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If you're an artist, you might want to check out Resources for Artists Affected by COVID-19

Questions, please email galleries@glenechopark.org

 

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