The Church of Scientology National Affairs Office is hosting a special exhibition to celebrate Human Rights and Juneteenth Freedom Day! This is being presented by United for Human Rights, Youth for Human Rights DC Chapter, and Art Impact® International. The show features seven artists with a variety of styles who will be at the exhibition in person to discuss their art. Come and meet the artists: Brenda D. Chandler, Carolyn Goodridge, Efraín M. Guervara, E.J. Lee, Patrick Smith, and J. Thomas Wells!
IA&A at Hillyer presents 3 new exhibitions in June: First is Palindrome by Virginia Van Horn, second is For the Beauty She Gave Us by Darlene R. Taylor, and finally Peel of the Real by Devin Ratheal. I&A at Hillyer is located at 9 Hillyer Ct. NW and is free to the public with a suggested donation of $10.
The Korean Cultural Center invites everyone into a space shaped by memory, displacement, and provisional belonging. Patchwork of Elsewhere gathers the works of Gina Bae, Timothy Hyunsoo Lee, Sookkyung Park, and Yu-Ching Wang, each navigating personal and cultural histories through painting, sculpture, and video. Visitors are invited to explore the exhibition at their own pace and join for a Curator’s Tour at 6:10 PM, offering extensive insights into the artworks and the themes behind Patchwork of Elsewhere. Location: Korean Cultural Center Washington D.C. 2370 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington D.C. 20008.