Founded in 2006, Civilian Art Projects is Washington, DC's newest gallery gnawing at the edges of contemporary aesthetic discourse. Through a challenging exhibition series supporting promising, up-and-coming artists working in a broad range of media, and through exciting events of cultural and social significance held throughout the season, Civilian will generate new energy, ideas and momentum thereby contributing to culture and community.
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Staff:
Jayme A. McLellan, Director
Iciar Sagarminaga, Gallery Coordinator
Lindsay Buhman, Gallery Assistant
Darren Santos, Documentarian
Jackson Trugman, Intern, George Washington University
Directions to Civilian:
Located just four blocks north of the Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden, two blocks south of the newly renovated American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery, and two blocks west of the National Gallery of Art, Civilian is centrally located at 406 7th Street NW, 3rd Floor, in the bustling Chinatown/Penn Quarter section of downtown Washington, DC. Click here for a map and directions.
Hours during exhibitions: Wed-Saturday 2-6pm and by appointment
For more information, please call (202) 347-0022 or
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all photography by Darren Santos