Artists' Homes And Studios You Can Visit In Washington, DC
Being a city that boasts some of the most eminent art museums in the world, such as the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Art Museum of the Americas, and the National Gallery of Art, you better believe there are those who have been or are inspired artists living in the capital.
In fact, there is a whole corner in the eclectic and well-established Brookland neighborhood which holds 27 diverse art studios that are open to the public. Most of the studios mentioned here are part of that corner, dubbed the Monroe Street Market, with the exception of a few homes you can visit just outside of DC if you’d like to Uber, drive, or take an easy metro ride. Take a break from the history tours and museums to visit the homes and studios of people who are making history.
1. Fred Joiner - The Center for Poetic Thought
Theater
2. Randy Mueller
Market
Wilfredo Valladares
Wilfredo came to the United States by political asylum to escape his country of Honduras in a time of conflict, and although it was under unfortunate circumstances, we are happy he is U.S. citizen because he has contributed some fantastic artwork. With his BFA and MFA in sculpture from Maryland, he uses his skills and education to move past the traditional paradigms of cross-cultural art to make something truly unique.