DADA 2.0
Del Ray Artisans Exhibit DADA 2.0 features art by local artists that expresses absurdity and discontent through the lens of Dada. For two years, life in the U.S. has been bizarre, confusing, and at times downright disturbing.
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Flora and Fauna
Art Exhibit The Flora & Fauna art exhibit (March 4-26) explores the interdependence of plants and animals, combining art and environmental science. In recent years, climate change and pollution have endangered the complex interactions between plants and animals.
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Give Me Shelter
Art Exhibit During the pandemic we all have learned what it means to shelter in place. Shelters are often structures, yet sometimes just a state of where one is. For many it is a way to connect to our dwellings, and for others it merely means finding refuge.
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Lee-Fendall House Museum And Garden
This historic Home has seen three centuries. It has unusual architecture in being a "Telescope House" form. Each room focuses on a different era of the home's history from builder and businessman Philip Fendall to last resident John L.
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Quarantine Creations
Art Exhibit The Quarantine Creations exhibit at the Veterinary Clinics of America Alexandria Animal Hospital (VCA Alexandria) features artwork based on our quarantine experiences. We all have been going through some challenging times during this COVID-19 pandemic.
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Second Life
Art utilizing recycled materials Del Ray Artisans presents "Second Life Exhibition". Many physical items we choose to remove from our lives can be sold/given/donated to others rather than going into our worlds overburdened landfills.
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Stigma
Art Exhibit Visit Del Ray Artisans gallery from September 3–25, 2021 to view the Stigma art exhibit. Opening day is Friday, September 3 from 12-9 p.m. The exhibit showcases various representations of stigma.
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The Art of Nature Art Exhibit
Artists' interpretation of nature through multi-media For centuries, nature has been an influential factor in the creation of artwork by artists.
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After Edward Hopper: Themes of Solitude and Isolation
Art Exhibit The great American painter, Edward Hopper, is famous for his canvases depicting the isolationist urban landscape as well as the sweeping solitude and unpopulated vacancy of the dunes of Cape Cod. His 1942 painting “Nighthawks” is Hopper’s most recognizable work.
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