Last night opening was a blast! Thanks to everyone who came visit, here are some pics from February 1st Exhibit @ The Delegation of the European Union to the United States

The works of art in this exhibit by Italian artist Andrea Costa are an expression of his deep love and connection with the United States. In MAPS he reflects on the importance of words in our memory, history, and perception. Through these works the artist proposes not simply a finite number of maps, but as many as the eyes which regard them.

LJD Week 2016 marks an historic opportunity to focus on the processes that will be needed to capture the Paris commitments in laws which set national targets and make them binding and enforceable;

An evening of discussion with O. Louis Mazzatenta, Amalia Pizzardi, Christie Neptune and Laila Abdul-Hadi Jadalah. Our panelists will discuss how their own work with photography has influenced understanding of other cultures, both internationally and locally. Following the discussion there will be an audience q+a along with a reception.

@Hillyer Art Space, 9 Hillyer Court, Washington DC, November 17, 2016.

A photography exhibition in partnership with the Ibero-American Cultural Attachés Association (AACIA), this exhibition examines how populations of Ibero-American countries have managed to face the vicissitudes caused by climate change through small ventures with more or less technological influence.

Here are some pictures from October 2, “Courage on Canvas” Opening @ The Pepco Edison Place Gallery in Washington, DC.

We also added a short video portraying the prize ceremony and Mr. Robert Houston speech.

Join us on the evening of October 2, as our special guest in support of our exhibition opening:

COURAGE ON CANVAS/ YOUNG MEN, BIG DREAMS (month-long exhibit). Fifty artwork created by LPTM’s young men and boys will be exhibited along with finalist 25 photos of the 2014 Color of Life International Photo Contest.

After the Summer 2013 exhibition at Capital One, Investing in Women and Girls will be shown at the The OAS AMA | Art Museum of the Americas which has four main pillars - democracy, human rights, security and development - intertwined through political dialogue, cooperation and legal and follow-up instruments.

Colors of Life International Photo Contest 2012: “Investing in Women and Girls” visually accompanies the Law, Justice and Development (LJD) Week 2012 which will explore the potentially transformative role of effective law and legal institutions in providing people with more opportunity that is both inclusive of underserved populations and equitable.

Here are some pictures of July 2012 opening @ Capital One, West Creek Town Center 1st Floor Gallery