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11:Eleven gallery
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11:Eleven gallery

10 Florida Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
5.0(29)
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attractions: 52 O Street Studios, Harry Thomas Recreation Center, Florida Ave Playground, Morton Fine Art LLC, New York Avenue Playground, Alethia Tanner Park, Crispus Attucks Park, Eckington Dog Park, Third Street Church of God, Bible Way Church, restaurants: The Pub & The People, Full Yum Carry Out, Jam Doung Style, Big Bear Cafe, Yeung Fong Carryout, Republic Cantina, Noma Pizza, DCity Smokehouse, Menomale NoMa, Bacio Pizzeria
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11elevengallery.com

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Nearby attractions of 11:Eleven gallery

52 O Street Studios

Harry Thomas Recreation Center

Florida Ave Playground

Morton Fine Art LLC

New York Avenue Playground

Alethia Tanner Park

Crispus Attucks Park

Eckington Dog Park

Third Street Church of God

Bible Way Church

52 O Street Studios

52 O Street Studios

4.6

(36)

Open 24 hours
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Harry Thomas Recreation Center

Harry Thomas Recreation Center

4.4

(86)

Open until 6:00 PM
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Florida Ave Playground

Florida Ave Playground

4.1

(21)

Open 24 hours
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Morton Fine Art LLC

Morton Fine Art LLC

4.9

(10)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of 11:Eleven gallery

The Pub & The People

Full Yum Carry Out

Jam Doung Style

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Noma Pizza

DCity Smokehouse

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Bacio Pizzeria

The Pub & The People

The Pub & The People

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Full Yum Carry Out

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Reviews of 11:Eleven gallery

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5.0
3y

I wholeheartedly recommend Nicola and her Gallery to anybody looking to invest in a contemporary piece of art by seriously impressive UK artists from a knowledgeable and genuinely passionate gallerista!

As I live in the UK I contacted Nicola via Instagram not really sure what time it was in the US or when she might get back to me. Within minutes she had responded with information about the piece I had been enquiring about as well as to offer to bring this to the UK for me!! And she also provided me with quotes for several different shipping options just incase I wanted it sent over immediately. Nicola took the time to share with me her own experiences of shipping to the UK and to advise me on the best options. However, it seemed crazy not to accept the incredibly thoughtful and generous offer to hand deliver with care and attention the piece of work that I am so excited about…so I graciously accepted Nicola’s offer to bring this over for me to the UK! What a service!!!

But wait, there’s more!…I had problems purchasing the piece on the website and then my transaction was declined by my bank (apparently they didn’t think it was me making the transaction!?!) and all the while Nicola stayed chatting to me on Instagram (about an hour) to work out how to resolve the issues. Then finally, when I really thought I wasn’t going to be able to buy the piece, Nicola suggested an alternative; taking the time to write me a special invoice to pay directly! Phew!

I was blown away by Nicola’s efficiency and generosity and I wish I lived around the corner from Gallery 11 so that I could visit in person and show my support for the gallery and artists face2face.

Thank you Nicola. I’ve wanted that piece for a very long time and I feel quite emotional about the journey in...

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4.0
3y

Black-owned commercial galleries remain rarities in America. However, there was an alternative art world for a brief period in the 1960s and '70s. This small, unassuming building houses some of the most incredible collections of art I've seen in the DC area. These great mixed-media canvases, in which textile and paint meld to create stunning portraits, look to provide viewers with a portal to another world, an alternative history of sorts populated by Black people who exude an air of regality, beauty, and joy.

I've been going to the 11:11 gallery for over two years. Every time I went, it was curated to the utmost standards of art and presentation that I could hope to imagine in the DC area. The gallery-styled prints are collected from around the world. The original painting is a feast for the eyes, mainly for artists in the DC, Virginia, and Maryland surrounding areas. The owner and curator of the gallery are worth the visit. Ms. Nicola Charles, hell from England, is very knowledgeable about the art and each artist and more than able to guide you on purchase on your investment in very art. 11:11 gallery is the best way I can think of to support emerging artists in...

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5.0
3y

The brainchild of Nicola Charles, 11:Eleven gallery is a unique and dynamic addition to Washington D.C’s art scene, specializing in UK contemporary and urban art.

The name 11:Eleven gallery was borne from a strong belief in angel numbers. 1111 represents positivity, opportunity and manifestation of one's goals, dreams and aspirations, perfectly representing the gallery’s values and vision.

Their mission is to broaden the horizons of the already vibrant art scene within the District by introducing a more international approach, bridging the gap between the US and UK art markets and introducing some truly spectacular and sought after pieces, whilst developing the careers of local and UK emerging and under-represented artists.

They truly believe that art should be inclusive to all and exclusive to none, and this ethos is at the heart of everything they do; this is particularly visible in the work they do with schools in underserved areas, delivering an exciting program of visits, artist and specialist talks as well as other events to keep children engaged in the arts and encouraging them to explore creative outlets throughout their careers as...

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Black-owned commercial galleries remain rarities in America. However, there was an alternative art world for a brief period in the 1960s and '70s. This small, unassuming building houses some of the most incredible collections of art I've seen in the DC area. These great mixed-media canvases, in which textile and paint meld to create stunning portraits, look to provide viewers with a portal to another world, an alternative history of sorts populated by Black people who exude an air of regality, beauty, and joy. I've been going to the 11:11 gallery for over two years. Every time I went, it was curated to the utmost standards of art and presentation that I could hope to imagine in the DC area. The gallery-styled prints are collected from around the world. The original painting is a feast for the eyes, mainly for artists in the DC, Virginia, and Maryland surrounding areas. The owner and curator of the gallery are worth the visit. Ms. Nicola Charles, hell from England, is very knowledgeable about the art and each artist and more than able to guide you on purchase on your investment in very art. 11:11 gallery is the best way I can think of to support emerging artists in the DVM area.
Tetteh B. LomoteyTetteh B. Lomotey
Walking into this gallery in Washington, DC gave me a wave of familiarity I didn’t expect. I lived in London for almost a decade, and the curator’s Ghanaian and London roots shine through in a way that instantly transported me back. The whole space has that vibrant, creative Shoreditch energy you rarely find in the U.S.: Colorful, welcoming, and full of character. I planned to stop in for just a few minutes, but I ended up staying almost an hour and a half. I actually almost missed my train, and honestly… it still would’ve been worth it. The atmosphere, the layout, the art, the storytelling, everything feels intentional and inspiring. It’s the kind of gallery that pulls you in and doesn’t let you leave the same way you walked in. If you’re searching for unique art in DC, or you love spaces that highlight unique voices and bold creativity, I highly recommend visiting. They’ll be moving locations soon, so definitely follow their updates. I’m adding photos and a quick video to give a feel for the space, but trust me — it’s even better in person. I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in the city! 🖼🖤🕷
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Tetteh B. LomoteyTetteh B. Lomotey
Walking into this gallery in Washington, DC gave me a wave of familiarity I didn’t expect. I lived in London for almost a decade, and the curator’s Ghanaian and London roots shine through in a way that instantly transported me back. The whole space has that vibrant, creative Shoreditch energy you rarely find in the U.S.: Colorful, welcoming, and full of character. I planned to stop in for just a few minutes, but I ended up staying almost an hour and a half. I actually almost missed my train, and honestly… it still would’ve been worth it. The atmosphere, the layout, the art, the storytelling, everything feels intentional and inspiring. It’s the kind of gallery that pulls you in and doesn’t let you leave the same way you walked in. If you’re searching for unique art in DC, or you love spaces that highlight unique voices and bold creativity, I highly recommend visiting. They’ll be moving locations soon, so definitely follow their updates. I’m adding photos and a quick video to give a feel for the space, but trust me — it’s even better in person. I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in the city! 🖼🖤🕷
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Black-owned commercial galleries remain rarities in America. However, there was an alternative art world for a brief period in the 1960s and '70s. This small, unassuming building houses some of the most incredible collections of art I've seen in the DC area. These great mixed-media canvases, in which textile and paint meld to create stunning portraits, look to provide viewers with a portal to another world, an alternative history of sorts populated by Black people who exude an air of regality, beauty, and joy. I've been going to the 11:11 gallery for over two years. Every time I went, it was curated to the utmost standards of art and presentation that I could hope to imagine in the DC area. The gallery-styled prints are collected from around the world. The original painting is a feast for the eyes, mainly for artists in the DC, Virginia, and Maryland surrounding areas. The owner and curator of the gallery are worth the visit. Ms. Nicola Charles, hell from England, is very knowledgeable about the art and each artist and more than able to guide you on purchase on your investment in very art. 11:11 gallery is the best way I can think of to support emerging artists in the DVM area.
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Walking into this gallery in Washington, DC gave me a wave of familiarity I didn’t expect. I lived in London for almost a decade, and the curator’s Ghanaian and London roots shine through in a way that instantly transported me back. The whole space has that vibrant, creative Shoreditch energy you rarely find in the U.S.: Colorful, welcoming, and full of character. I planned to stop in for just a few minutes, but I ended up staying almost an hour and a half. I actually almost missed my train, and honestly… it still would’ve been worth it. The atmosphere, the layout, the art, the storytelling, everything feels intentional and inspiring. It’s the kind of gallery that pulls you in and doesn’t let you leave the same way you walked in. If you’re searching for unique art in DC, or you love spaces that highlight unique voices and bold creativity, I highly recommend visiting. They’ll be moving locations soon, so definitely follow their updates. I’m adding photos and a quick video to give a feel for the space, but trust me — it’s even better in person. I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in the city! 🖼🖤🕷
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Walking into this gallery in Washington, DC gave me a wave of familiarity I didn’t expect. I lived in London for almost a decade, and the curator’s Ghanaian and London roots shine through in a way that instantly transported me back. The whole space has that vibrant, creative Shoreditch energy you rarely find in the U.S.: Colorful, welcoming, and full of character. I planned to stop in for just a few minutes, but I ended up staying almost an hour and a half. I actually almost missed my train, and honestly… it still would’ve been worth it. The atmosphere, the layout, the art, the storytelling, everything feels intentional and inspiring. It’s the kind of gallery that pulls you in and doesn’t let you leave the same way you walked in. If you’re searching for unique art in DC, or you love spaces that highlight unique voices and bold creativity, I highly recommend visiting. They’ll be moving locations soon, so definitely follow their updates. I’m adding photos and a quick video to give a feel for the space, but trust me — it’s even better in person. I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in the city! 🖼🖤🕷
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