She Glows: Holiday Art Show
Our annual holiday show of small, giftable art by four DC-area women artists, with most pieces $500 and under. Opening night includes a first look at Uncontained upstairs at Addison/Ripley.
Uncontained
Raw, painted canvas folds and spills beyond brilliantly colored lacquered frames in my new sculptural collection. Get a first look during She Glows on December 3, then join me for the official opening on December 4, 6 - 8PM. On view until January 16, 2027.
Art All Night Georgetown
StudioLab RD opens its doors as an official location for the first time, a milestone made possible by our move into my new studio and gallery space.
I’ll be presenting my collection, “Throughline”, bringing together multiple ways of making — painting, stitching, collage, sculptural form and layered surfaces — into a single visual language.
A large canvas will hang on the studio wall with paints and brushes ready, and everyone who stops in is invited to leave a mark. Over the course of the evening, those individual contributions will build into one collaborative painting created by the Georgetown community.
Guests can also see my current work on the walls and pick up hand-splattered Georgetown t-shirts made in collaboration with Samantha Ring of Boat House Apparel.
FEMME Art Fair
Make This Make Sense:
Women represent 70% of the talent in the art world.
They receive 3.3% of the money.
The math isn’t mathing.
The team behind Umbrella—the art fair that has already put more than $2.5 million into local artists’ pockets—decided it was time to run a different equation. And well, after a few decades spent looking at data for a living, I know a compelling set of numbers when I see one:
100 talented women artists.
100% of art sales going directly to them.
Now that’s the kind of math I can get behind.
I’m thrilled to have been invited to take part in the first-ever FEMME Art Fair™ in Washington, D.C.
Wednesday, August 26th, 7–10pm — Friends, Family & Collector Preview. Free, easy, first look before anyone else gets in.
Thursday–Sunday, August 27–30th, 10am-10pm — open to the public, $25 for tickets. I'll be at my booth 10am–2pm and 4–7pm daily (someone's holding it down the rest of the time, so you'll never show up to an empty space).
The Corner After Hours: Salad Days
Step into Salad Days—an evening inspired by a time of freshness, curiosity, and new beginnings.
Set across the north end of Georgetown, this multi-stop experience invites guests to move through a series of gallery and boutique spaces, each offering a distinct moment of art, design, and seasonal taste.
Four art galleries + studios and two home + design boutiques will host a progressive evening of salad tastings by our Georgetown culinary partner, accompanied by sparkling pours, seasonal cocktails, and refreshing alternatives by our favorite neighborhood bars.
Along the way, discover hidden garden spaces, encounter live, wandering musicians in the spirit of a New Orleans brass band, and experience the neighborhood in a new way.
Salad Days is a celebration of the Book Hill community—where art, food, music, and place come together in one seamless evening.
The Corner After Hours
An evening that unfolds across four neighboring Georgetown galleries.
The Salon: Art + Georgetown
A conversation about how Georgetown is being redefined by the galleries and artists working there today — hosted and moderated by Robin Davisson, Nancy Miyahira (VP, Georgetown BID), and Romy Silverstein (Gallery Director, Addison/Ripley Fine Art).
The Salon: Art + Consultancy
A conversation about how artists and art consultants can work in collaboration — hosted and moderated by Robin Davisson, Catherine Dolaher (Art Consultant, CD Arts Management), and Lauren Heller (Lauren Heller Art Consultant).
The Salon: Vol. 5
A conversation with Kim Sajet, Director of the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery, and Dan Sallick, recent Chair of the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum Board — on the big, timeless questions: what it means to be human and how we want to live.
The Salon: Vol. 3
A conversation with Stephanie Stebich, Director of the Smithsonian's American Art Museum & Renwick Gallery, and Dr. Monique Chism, Undersecretary for Education, on what it means to be human and how we want to live.
The Salon: Art + Design
A conversation about the relationship between art and design — hosted and moderated by Robin Davisson and Julie Geyer, Principal Designer at Julie Geyer Studio.
The Salon: Vol. 2
A conversation with Dr. Ellen Stofan, Smithsonian's Undersecretary of Science and Research and prominent planetary scientist, and Dr. Dorothy Moss, curator of painting and sculpture at the National Portrait Gallery — on the big, timeless questions of what it means to be human and how we want to live.
The Salon: Vol. 1
A conversation with Melissa Chiu, Smithsonian museum director, renowned art curator and author, and David Skorton, cardiologist, nonprofit medical association CEO and former university president — on the big, timeless questions of what it means to be human and how we want to live.