The Torpedo Factory Art Center and Armed Services Arts Partnership (ASAP) hosts a special comedy show featuring veterans, service members, and military family members from the DC Metro Area.
In the New Project Studio, The HRCHY CIA + Merimart present an exhibition of emerging artists via Metro stops and state lines, highlighting the unique experience and identities of being a young artist in the DMV (DC/Maryland/Virginia). The project serves an an incubator for local artisans, influencers, and creatives to network, create, brainstorm, and share ideas. Closing reception Friday January 27, 7pm-9pm.
Target Gallery explores the future of contemporary fiber and textile art in Future of Fiber. This call is open to national and international artists working in textile, fiber and wearable arts.
On Alexandria's most festive weekend of the year, the Torpedo Factory joins the merriment with its annual Holiday Festival. After the Scottish Walk and before the Holiday Boat Parade of Lights on the Potomac, the Torpedo Factory Art Center will be open for visitors who want to buy handmade, one-of-a-kind unique and artful gifts.
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The Torpedo Factory Art Center presents The Migration Project, the latest work by Jane Franklin Dance, as part of our Community Partnership Program.
As her post-graduate residency comes to a close, Jihee Kang talks with moderator Amelia Hankin about her experiences during her time at the Torpedo Factory. Hear her speak about how Alexandria inspired her work and process, and her thoughts on the future of art in the DMV.
Taye is known for his evocative landscape and figurative work as he experiments with different mediums, color composition and depth. He has been described as an artist who inspired more puzzled expressions than praise, but his uninhibited flow of thought and rare perspective are ultimately his forte.
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This all-media exhibition invites national and international artists to submit work that explores this concept of individual identity through works that contextualize themes of race, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, religion, disability and all other ‘labels’ we might use to identify ourselves.
