Lee Hassig enters this conversation by focusing on a pinpoint in our postmodern lives. Anonymously photographing inhabitants of Duke of Gloucester (“DoG”) Street in Historic Colonial Williamsburg. On “DoG” street history meets modernity with a bang!
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Megan Partridge’s bugs not only bring their own life to the canvas...but also a similarity to our own every day lives. The very human feelings of imbibing too much, or inspiration, or of smugness are portrayed in the style of work as well as the expression of the bugs.
We have a full schedule of events, parties, openings, free programming and chances to dive deeper in your creative pursuits on the agenda for this Spring.
This exhibit is a direct response to the school-to-prison pipeline crisis that our country is facing today. Curated by Mark Strandquist, "Lift Us Up, Don't Push Us Out" will be on view in The Art League Gallery January 9-February 3.
View Shinberg's exhibit in the Gallery now through January 6, and visit us TONIGHT for the Opening Reception of “re-Cog’-ni’-zing / dc” and meet the artist!
Pete has been a regular in the gallery for many years, and The Art League checked in with him about his current exhibit, "Pattern+Texture", what inspires his work, and what he's looking forward to next!
“Pink Hat Protest Paintings” will be on view at The Art League Gallery from October 10—November 4, 2018. If you’d like to learn more about the artist and her work, RSVP for “Drawn In: A Look at Protest Paintings” on October 25.
Artist Brian Kirk welcomes the beauty and complexity of oxidation as an art in and of itself.
Last night, Ito Briones revealed just who murdered the 'Tattoo-Man' in his murder-mystery exhibit, "A Murder in Bruges: Cast of Characters."
Join our Gallery Director for a FREE art-viewing and making happy hour and take a closer look at "Drawing Energy: The Logic of Madness."
Illustrator Guy Jones, a frequent highlight in The Art League gallery and fixture at the Torpedo Factory Art Center, is our July solo artist.
Our June exhibits, "Reflections" and Michael McSorley's "Collections of Perceptions," close this Sunday, July 1. Check them out before they're gone!
Oil painter Michael McSorley brings together the unexpected, the ordinary, and the unassuming through carefully constructed three-dimensional assemblages in “Collections of Perceptions."
The women Deborah Conn has portrayed on paper not only “speak” to us through strong color and composition, but also through their own narratives and stories which accompany each portrait.
In Shakespeare's time and in the 20th century, lenticulars were manufactured as amusing distractions. Today, the technique is finding a home in fine art — including this month at The Art League.
Congratulations to these 10 artists! Now the work begins.
“Tabletop” at The Art League (Alexandria, VA) will showcase the artistry of various functional wares associated with the table: acceptable media include ceramic, metal, fiber, wood, and glass.
Sage Chandler's “The FOWL MOOD Show” pairs the artist's two favorite subjects, people and chickens, in tongue-in-cheek and lightly narrative paintings.
Bacchus stranded in a dry county. Oedipus working on Wall Street. Achilles wielding a rifle.
When you're in a reflective mood, an art exhibit can be the perfect place to find some peace and quiet.
This past week, jurors met to review all the submissions for solo exhibits at The Art League in 2018.
Are you ready to take the next step in your exhibiting career?