Coming Soon!
ART ALL NIGHT AT HILLYER
Join Hillyer during Art All Night as we feature a host of talented artists, musicians, and performers. During this fabulous evening, you will have an opportunity to participate in programs hosted by our featured artist, Nicole Wandera, curator, Adama Odomore, and renown poet, Kenneth Carroll who will MC our spotlight poetry event. Visit Art All Night 2023 to learn more.
An Artist Talk with Nicole Wandera
On Saturday, September 16, Nicole Wandera discussed her exhibition We Meet Again on view during September 2023.
Check out our Video Spotlights for more program recordings and interviews.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2024
Now Accepting Submissions
Hillyer is now accepting submissions from artists who would like to be featured during the 2024 exhibition season. To learn more about the Call and its related resources, visit Call for Proposals 2024.
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
Newly Selected Artists and Curator: Mark Tan, Nicole Wandera, and Adam Odomore
During the month of September, Hillyer is excited to feature Mark Tan, Adam Odomore, and Nicole Wandera. To learn more visit our upcoming exhibitions.
IA&A Appoints New CEO, Greg Houston
Washington, DC – International Arts and Artists (IA&A), a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing cross-cultural understanding and exposure to the arts internationally, is pleased to announce the appointment of Gregory (Greg) Houston as its new President and CEO, effective August 14, 2023. Houston succeeds David Furchgott, who retired after nearly 28 years of leading the organization he founded in 1995. Read the full announcement to learn more.
Interview with the Curator, Adam Odomore
In this video interview, Adam Odomore addresses his exhibition To Harvest a Dream Buried in Dust—On Care and Blackness.
Check out our Video Spotlights for more program recordings and interviews.
Q and A with Adam Odmore
Check out our latest conversation between Tim Brown, Hillyer Director and Adam Odomore, curator of the exhibition To Harvest a Dream Buried in Dust–On Care and Blackness.