Opening Reception: Saturday, September 19, 4:00–6:00 PM
Washington Art Association is pleased to present The 2026 National Juried Show, a group exhibition Juried by Barbara Grossman featuring the work of Neyla Arnas, Rita Baragona, Joan Barker, Pameal Berkeley, Karen Bonanno, Peter Bonner, Scott Bricher, Lisa Brody, Helen Cantrell, Isaura Carvajal, Marina Chisty, Misuk Choe, Wendy Costa, Amanda Dranow, Thomas Flanagan, Anne Flynn, Sally Frank, Maryellen Furse, Kathleen Good, Janet Gorzegno, Bridget Grady, Joe Harper, Judy Jackson, Susana V Jacobson, Ahyun Jeon, Peter Joslin, Jay Kaplan, Timothy King, Anthony Kirk, Nancy Lasar, Robin Le, Kenny Litwack, Rose Manning, Eileen Mooney, Kathy A. Moore, Edward Muszala, Naomi Nemtzow, Lee Newman, Michael Patterson, Sybil Perry, Ann Quackenbos, Bill Quinnell, Allison Riback McLaughlin, Brian Schmidt, Rosalind Shaffer, Roberta Shea, Marjorie Sopkin, Eva St John, Laura Straus, Dov Talpaz, Michele Tregakiss, Amanda Wolf, Tom Yost, Nancy Zarider. Bringing together paintings, drawings, collage, and ceramic sculpture, the exhibition will be on view September 19th through October 17th, 2026.
Open October 1st - October 31st
Washington Art Association is pleased to present The National Iron Bank - Leslie Landau, a solo exhibition featuring the work of Leslie Landau. Bringing the work of members of the Washington Art Association to the community, the exhibition will be on view October 1st - October 31st, 2026.
Washington Art Association is thrilled to announce a brand-new year-round partnership with the National Iron Bank in Washington Depot, providing WAA members with an exciting new opportunity.
Each month, one Washington Art Association member artist will be featured inside the National Iron Bank. This collaboration between WAA and the National Iron Bank will bring local artwork into the heart of the Washington community, while offering you, our members, an additional professional venue to exhibit and sell your work.
We want to celebrate our members, increase visibility for local artists, and strengthen the connection between two longstanding and historical community institutions.