Susan Calloway Fine Arts specializes in contemporary art by local, regional, and international artists, antique American and European oil paintings, and a careful selection of 17th-19th century prints. The gallery also specializes in conservation framing using archival-quality materials and techniques, and in traditional French
mat decoration.

Located on cobblestoned P Street, NW in a period row house just steps away from Wisconsin Avenue, NW, POPPY spotlights one-of-a-kind pieces and commissions from jewelry designer Heidi Hess. Monthly shows spotlight work from other fresh designers who create one –of- a- kind, thought- provoking jewelry employing a plethora of techniques.

The Ralls Collection, Inc. is a privately owned gallery located in historic Georgetown, conveniently close to the retail and dining districts of Wisconsin Avenue and M Street. The gallery also has an office in Dubai, UAE curating exhibitions and advising collectors on acquiring art. The Ralls Collection, Inc. represents a diverse group of artists from the global community, focusing on contemporary works of art in all mediums. Their clientele is equally varied, including private collectors, designers, corporate art buyers, hotels, institutions and museums.
The President, Marsha Ralls, is a Commissioner for the Arts and Humanities for Washington, DC and advises on numerous projects worldwide. The gallery specializes in contemporary photography, painting, works on paper, sculpture, and has over 150 artists in inventory, including Tom Baril, Caio Fonseca, Mira Hecht, Annie Leibovitz and Michael Kenna.

This unique French frame shop new to Washington, DC’s Georgetown. This is the first store in the States with over 40 in France. L’Eclat de Verre is truly one of a kind because of the creative way they “mat” a person’s artwork. Instead of the traditional white mat board they use paper from around the world. The papers enhance a person’s art by pulling out all of the colors, textures, and patterns.
L’Eclat de Verre’s gallery exhibits the stores own creative works as well as local artists. Our local artist mediums range from photography, sculpture and painting.

Cross Mackenzie Gallery specializes in showing the best of contemporary functional and sculptural ceramic art along with work by local and national painters and photographers. Our gallery in Canal Square offers original art objects for private collectors as well as art consulting services for architects and interior designers.

Parish Gallery primarily, but not exclusively, represents contemporary visual artists of significance from Africa and the African Diaspora. In selecting art and artists, Parish Gallery exercises high ethical, curatorial and market selection standards, catering to the spirit of social preservation and regeneration in collecting the art. Norman Parish is the owner/director of Parish Gallery.

Since 1955, Washingtonians have looked to The Phoenix for the best in women's fashions and unique objects for the home. The Phoenix started as a love affair with Mexico, and while we still carry the finest in handcrafted Folk Art and original Fine Art from Mexico, The Phoenix has expanded to include fine jewelry from local and international designers, and contemporary clothing designers such as EILEEN FISHER.

Photographs from all around the world shot by local artist, Claude Taylor. Destinations range from Italy to Cuba, New York to Istanbul, and everywhere in between! Great, affordable artwork for the photography or travel enthusiast.

Homayoun Yerushalmi’s work connects the beauty of the physical world with a deep sense of spirituality. His works range from cityscapes of his neighborhood of Georgetown to allegorical scenes of hope and prosperity for his homeland of Iran. Homayoun’s painting reflects his ties to both the US and Iran and the artistic influence of all cultures worldwide. His work depicts the beauty of the world as it is now and as he hopes it will be in the future. Homayouns’s landscapes are concerned with conveying the atmosphere of the scene and the changes occurring with the passage of the four seasons. In his allegorical works, Homayoun continues the theme of the four seasons to convey a sense of progress, change and rebirth. He also uses the four seasons metaphor to champion the women’s movement in Iran. In his works he envisions a new Iran and a new world in which enlightenment has banished the darkness of war. These works depict a civilization that is built on the strength of different cultures coming together to share a prosperous future in which all people are united in a common spirituality.

Thos. Moser is recognized as one of the world’s foremost designers and builders of solid wood furniture, while remaining true to its original mission: to restore the lost art of fine woodworking by building furniture that celebrates the natural beauty of wood; is of simple, unadorned, graceful lines; and is crafted for a long, useful life. Quarterly, Georgetown's Thos. Moser features thought provoking artists throughout the showroom.


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Travis Price Architects • 1028 33rd St NW, Suite 320, Washington, DC 20007 • (202) 965-7000
". . . pioneering architects and designers are going back to the earth with what critic Vincent Scully calls a 'reverent appreciation for the political landscape.' . . .'such a sustainable world architecture,' says Christopher Alexander , may represent the pursuit of a 'spiritual purity of maker and artifact' . . . Mr. Price designs in both the spiritual and material worlds." Timothy Jack Ward, The New York Times
Travis Price Architects is one of Georgetown Gallery Gaze's top sponsors. They have donated endless hours to help make the Gallery Gaze possible. Thank You!

We got our start as a "garage wine" back in the Sixties but really stepped up what Barefoot was about in 1986 when Michael Houlihan and partner Bonnie Harvey decided to relaunch the brand. The two of them, along with the first Barefooter, Randy Arnold, believed in making and selling wine that was both delicious and affordable and that could be enjoyed by everyone from first-time wine-consumers to hard-core aficionados.
Thank you Barefoot for providing all the wine for the Gallery Gaze wine tasting event!

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Located on historic M St in Washington, DC, Bodega Spanish Tapas & Lounge offers its guests an opportunity to feel transported to the Iberian Peninsula. Recognized for its unique lounge atmosphere, guests enjoy an authentic taste of Spain in the Heart of Georgetown. Sample tapas, paellas and Sangria; all perfect for sharing amongst large groups or for intimate gatherings in the alcoves. Also, experience the Matador Lounge, with an arresting mural of a bullfight arena and an opening to a fountain patio. For corporate events, private parties, first dates, happy hours or other occasions, Bodega is the ideal destination.