Our 2024 Labor Day Art Show – the 53rd anniversary of this event – will take place in the historic Spanish Ballroom this year as it has for over half a century! Join us for the Opening Reception (RSVPs preferred, not required) on August 30 at 7:30pm.

The show runs from August 31-September 2, 12-6pm each day.

Features work from more than 300 artists from the greater Washington, DC area and includes a wide range of media, including sculpture, paintings, works on paper, ceramics, fiber arts, jewelry, photography, and furniture.

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Our 2024 Labor Day Art Show - the 53rd anniversary of this event - will take place in the historic Spanish Ballroom this year as it has for over half a century! The show will be held from August 31 - September 2, with an Opening Reception (RSVPs preferred, not required) on August 30 at 7:30pm.

Through August 5, we are inviting artists from the public to submit entries for the 52nd Annual Labor Day Art Show, a Glen Echo Park tradition where students, teachers, and art enthusiasts come together each year to celebrate the Park and its many distinctive arts programs.

The show features work from more than 300 artists from the greater Washington, DC area. The display includes a wide range of media, including sculpture, paintings, works on paper, ceramics, fiber arts, jewelry, photography, and furniture.

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Our 2023 Labor Day Art Show - the 52nd anniversary of this event - will take place in the historic Spanish Ballroom this year as it has for over half a century! The show will be held from September 2-4, 2023, with an Opening Reception (RSVPs preferred, not required) on September 1 at 7:30pm.

Through August 4, we are inviting artists from the public to submit entries for the 52nd Annual Labor Day Art Show, a Glen Echo Park tradition where students, teachers, and art enthusiasts come together each year to celebrate the Park and its many distinctive arts programs.

The show features work from more than 200 artists from the greater Washington, DC area. The display includes a wide range of media, including sculpture, paintings, works on paper, ceramics, fiber arts, jewelry, photography, and furniture.

The Park View Gallery presents In Full View: A Portrait Experience, a solo exhibition by artist Kayla J. Fryer. Through vivid color, voice recordings, and study of human expression, Fryer explores individual vulnerability within the African Diasporic community in America. She calmly raises the hard reality of the human experience: we don’t have the control we want, we can’t always protect the ones we love, sometimes we feel alone and empty, both materially and spiritually. In Full View is also a self-portrait. The artist’s religious philosophy shapes and frames her experience and understanding of vulnerability. The questions and answers this philosophy presents are essential to what matters in her existence.

The Park View Gallery presents In Full View: A Portrait Experience, a solo exhibition by artist Kayla J. Fryer. Through vivid color, voice recordings, and study of human expression, Fryer explores individual vulnerability within the African Diasporic community in America. She calmly raises the hard reality of the human experience: we don’t have the control we want, we can’t always protect the ones we love, sometimes we feel alone and empty, both materially and spiritually. In Full View is also a self-portrait. The artist’s religious philosophy shapes and frames her experience and understanding of vulnerability. The questions and answers this philosophy presents are essential to what matters in her existence.

The Park View Gallery presents In Full View: A Portrait Experience, a solo exhibition by artist Kayla J. Fryer. Through vivid color, voice recordings, and study of human expression, Fryer explores individual vulnerability within the African Diasporic community in America. She calmly raises the hard reality of the human experience: we don’t have the control we want, we can’t always protect the ones we love, sometimes we feel alone and empty, both materially and spiritually. In Full View is also a self-portrait. The artist’s religious philosophy shapes and frames her experience and understanding of vulnerability. The questions and answers this philosophy presents are essential to what matters in her existence.

The Park View Gallery presents In Full View: A Portrait Experience, a solo exhibition by artist Kayla J. Fryer. Through vivid color, voice recordings, and study of human expression, Fryer explores individual vulnerability within the African Diasporic community in America. She calmly raises the hard reality of the human experience: we don’t have the control we want, we can’t always protect the ones we love, sometimes we feel alone and empty, both materially and spiritually. In Full View is also a self-portrait. The artist’s religious philosophy shapes and frames her experience and understanding of vulnerability. The questions and answers this philosophy presents are essential to what matters in her existence.

The Park View Gallery presents In Full View: A Portrait Experience, a solo exhibition by artist Kayla J. Fryer. Through vivid color, voice recordings, and study of human expression, Fryer explores individual vulnerability within the African Diasporic community in America. She calmly raises the hard reality of the human experience: we don’t have the control we want, we can’t always protect the ones we love, sometimes we feel alone and empty, both materially and spiritually. In Full View is also a self-portrait. The artist’s religious philosophy shapes and frames her experience and understanding of vulnerability. The questions and answers this philosophy presents are essential to what matters in her existence.

The Park View Gallery presents In Full View: A Portrait Experience, a solo exhibition by artist Kayla J. Fryer. Through vivid color, voice recordings, and study of human expression, Fryer explores individual vulnerability within the African Diasporic community in America. She calmly raises the hard reality of the human experience: we don’t have the control we want, we can’t always protect the ones we love, sometimes we feel alone and empty, both materially and spiritually. In Full View is also a self-portrait. The artist’s religious philosophy shapes and frames her experience and understanding of vulnerability. The questions and answers this philosophy presents are essential to what matters in her existence.

The Park View Gallery presents In Full View: A Portrait Experience, a solo exhibition by artist Kayla J. Fryer. Through vivid color, voice recordings, and study of human expression, Fryer explores individual vulnerability within the African Diasporic community in America. She calmly raises the hard reality of the human experience: we don’t have the control we want, we can’t always protect the ones we love, sometimes we feel alone and empty, both materially and spiritually. In Full View is also a self-portrait. The artist’s religious philosophy shapes and frames her experience and understanding of vulnerability. The questions and answers this philosophy presents are essential to what matters in her existence.