Every First Friday, from May through August from 6pm to 8pm, the Glen Echo Park Partnership hosts open studios and artist demonstrations in the Park's many visual arts studios and galleries. Each month features different activities, including hands-on art projects and/or artist demonstrations.

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Art Walk is back!

Every First Friday, from May through August from 6pm to 8pm, the Glen Echo Park Partnership hosts open studios and artist demonstrations in the Park's many visual arts studios and galleries. Each month features different activities, including hands-on art projects and/or artist demonstrations.

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

Art Walk is back!

Every First Friday, from May through August from 6pm to 8pm, the Glen Echo Park Partnership hosts open studios and artist demonstrations in the Park's many visual arts studios and galleries. Each month features different activities, including hands-on art projects and/or artist demonstrations.

Art Walk is back!

Every First Friday, from May through August from 6pm to 8pm, the Glen Echo Park Partnership hosts open studios and artist demonstrations in the Park's many visual arts studios and galleries. Each month features different activities, including hands-on art projects and/or artist demonstrations.

Art Walk is back!

Every First Friday, from May through August from 6pm to 8pm, the Glen Echo Park Partnership hosts open studios and artist demonstrations in the Park's many visual arts studios and galleries. Each month features different activities, including hands-on art projects and/or artist demonstrations.

Art Walk is back!

Every First Friday, from May through August from 6pm to 8pm, the Glen Echo Park Partnership hosts open studios and artist demonstrations in the Park's many visual arts studios and galleries. Each month features different activities, including hands-on art projects and/or artist demonstrations.

Join us for an in-person closing reception for James Terrell's Discombobulation: A Collide of Scope, featuring an artist's talk with James Terrell. Refreshments will be served. 

The Park View Gallery presents Intervals, a solo exhibition by artist Lou Joseph. Intervals is a selection of work  produced in the years since the birth of his son Gabe in 2017. Using recycled vinyl cut to 26 x 36 inch pieces, the artist worked on batches of paintings in his home studio, The process of working on the paintings in layers fit into the time between child care, family time, employment, and housework. This often erratic process was exacerbated by the ongoing pandemic and working from home. While not a literal, day-by-day documentation of this unique time in the artists’ life and the world at large, the accumulated works (approximately 150 paintings to date) relay a sense of fun, lack of sleep, mental health struggles, worry over the pandemic, the country, and climate change, and personal growth that characterized this time.

Park View Gallery Hours: Mondays - Saturdays, 10am - 6pm

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The Park View Gallery presents Intervals, a solo exhibition by artist Lou Joseph. Intervals is a selection of work  produced in the years since the birth of his son Gabe in 2017. Using recycled vinyl cut to 26 x 36 inch pieces, the artist worked on batches of paintings in his home studio, The process of working on the paintings in layers fit into the time between child care, family time, employment, and housework. This often erratic process was exacerbated by the ongoing pandemic and working from home. While not a literal, day-by-day documentation of this unique time in the artists’ life and the world at large, the accumulated works (approximately 150 paintings to date) relay a sense of fun, lack of sleep, mental health struggles, worry over the pandemic, the country, and climate change, and personal growth that characterized this time.

Park View Gallery Hours: Mondays - Saturdays, 10am - 6pm

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

The Park View Gallery presents Intervals, a solo exhibition by artist Lou Joseph. Intervals is a selection of work  produced in the years since the birth of his son Gabe in 2017. Using recycled vinyl cut to 26 x 36 inch pieces, the artist worked on batches of paintings in his home studio, The process of working on the paintings in layers fit into the time between child care, family time, employment, and housework. This often erratic process was exacerbated by the ongoing pandemic and working from home. While not a literal, day-by-day documentation of this unique time in the artists’ life and the world at large, the accumulated works (approximately 150 paintings to date) relay a sense of fun, lack of sleep, mental health struggles, worry over the pandemic, the country, and climate change, and personal growth that characterized this time.

Park View Gallery Hours: Mondays - Saturdays, 10am - 6pm

Learn More >> | Park Map >>