Outside the art galleries along the National Mall, Foundry Gallery is one of the many galleries tucked away in the neighborhoods of Washington, D.C. Within walking distance of U Street NW, Foundry Gallery is a two-room gallery open Friday-Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. free of charge.
When I stopped in on a Friday in May, their main exhibit showcased Roderick Turner's paintings of "Life In DC." The gallery has a guestbook, two areas where people can buy art, and a single restroom...
Read moreI was impressed by the Christ painting with one hand pointing to his heart ( left) , and the right one, to Heaven. There was another painting of Christ with someone else's hand pointing to his heart, with the message:" Cristo, creo en ti. I spoke to the artist and he said he got the idea from a polish nun, Faustine Kowalska, who became a saint and had this...
Read moreFoundry gallery has a great feel. I love the local aspect to all of the art and it is in a neighborhood that is vibrant and full of talented artists. The vibe...
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