Suggestions for Art Gallery near Washington

Morgan H. • February 26, 2014This was an amazing experience! So much fun. Clive, Nate and Rubin went above and beyond to ensure that we had an enjoyable time. So stoked to bring our paintings home.

Design*Sponge • August 3, 2014A nonprofit art gallery that often shows some pretty spectacular local talent. Always worth a peek when you’re in Adams Morgan.

Jess Z. • August 12, 2012A great air-conditioned and daylit space for hot or lousy weather. Big marble bench/planters you can climb on and tables and chairs. A pricy but good cafe, and a sometimes-on splash fountain.

Camille W. • March 7, 2015A hidden gem. Very gorgeous with a cool modern art section.

Stirling S. • September 5, 2014This is a stunning and infatuating collection of art. The cafe is also quite good.

Holly K. • September 20, 2015Wonderful collection, helpful staff and an artistic gem not to be missed.

NDevo • March 18, 2010Been to two fashion shows there: Luke's Wings and Pink Jams. It's great for cocktail receptions, not so great for events - difficult layout to work with.

Nic G. • April 16, 2014Great place..and they donate space to noon profits for meetings and events!

Bill F. • October 4, 2010Visit www.fathomallery.org to sign up to receive invites for upcoming shows, opening parties and other interesting events.

Lisa M. • January 10, 2015Good school with nice and accommodative teachers! German becomes fun here!

Lori • April 14, 2012Matt Hollis is one bad dude

Amy W. • February 4, 2011Gorgeous building and the museum is open and free! Second largest privately owned gallery in DC.

Hooman • September 8, 2018An awesome and unique place to experience art. It’d be a much better place once they add an air conditioning system and some bathrooms inside.

Erik M. • February 6, 2015One of the best spots to check out smart, challenging emerging art in DC

Kilian S. • April 19, 2012I've played the Truman Piano--it's no joy to play: the action is bad, it hasn't been tuned in years & the case needs attention. It's really a piece of historical furniture. Nice for the photo memory.

Daniel L. • May 26, 2011The AU Museum is open to the public Tuesday through Sunday from 11:00 am to 4:00pm. Admission is Free!

Aubri O. • July 10, 2014great space, great facility, and norm is a delight to work with :)

Solas Nua • June 5, 2011Fiona Hallinan's 'Unused' - beginning June 7th stop by the front window of Fathom to see daily installations of unused flowers from floral shops in the area

Beth S. • March 11, 2011great spot. check out the VOICES fundraiser, usually on the 2nd or 3rd thursday of the month. hillyer is doing great things.

John G. • August 29, 2017One of the most deceptively marvelous little museums in the entirety of D.C. Well worth the trip!

Marissa E. • June 21, 2011Came to hear a lecture on The Funeral and Election of a Ghanaian King. It's a quaint little space and it's fun to check out the artwork here. It's inspiring finding art spaces in the nooks of DC.

John H. • July 16, 2015Lots of interesting things to see here. Give yourself between 30 minutes and an hour to see everything in the vault.

Mary R. • April 7, 2012Great history of video games exhibit.

Gary R. • April 6, 2011Come here when you need a big hand.

Ken L. • March 9, 2013DC's coolest art gallery! Ask to meet Amy (the owner) if she is there. She's quite lovely.