aac open studios this sunday
If you're a practicing artist in the DC metropolitan area, and you're looking for studio space and a strong peer group, then you should drop by AAC this Sunday, October 18. We'll be having Open Studios here from noon to 3 pm.
AAC has thirteen artists in residence who maintain studios on the top floor of our building, and who show their work in our Wyatt Gallery. Come meet our residents on a day when we're usually closed to the public. Have some food and drink, and see work by recent additions to the AAC family, like Jenny Mullins and Bridget Sue Lambert.
AAC studio rents are way below market rates, and include utilities; artists have 24 hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year access to their spaces--which range in size from shared four-person studios at 600 square feet, to solo studios at app. 300 square feet.
We do not keep a waiting list. Artists sign two year leases that can be renewed twice--meaning folks can stay for a maximum of six years. Turnover keeps things interesting...and as it turns out: Around this time next year, a number of our current crop of studio artists will be pulling up stakes as they hit their term limits.
Hint, hint.
AAC has thirteen artists in residence who maintain studios on the top floor of our building, and who show their work in our Wyatt Gallery. Come meet our residents on a day when we're usually closed to the public. Have some food and drink, and see work by recent additions to the AAC family, like Jenny Mullins and Bridget Sue Lambert.
AAC studio rents are way below market rates, and include utilities; artists have 24 hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year access to their spaces--which range in size from shared four-person studios at 600 square feet, to solo studios at app. 300 square feet.
We do not keep a waiting list. Artists sign two year leases that can be renewed twice--meaning folks can stay for a maximum of six years. Turnover keeps things interesting...and as it turns out: Around this time next year, a number of our current crop of studio artists will be pulling up stakes as they hit their term limits.
Hint, hint.
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