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Studio 1469

Wild Flowers: Rock's Iconic Women

Sat, Dec 5, 2026 – Mon, Dec 21, 2026at 7:00 PM
1469 Harvard Street Rear, NW, Washington, DC
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Step into a vibrant tribute to the women who shaped rock music's past, present, and future. *Wild Flowers: Rock's Iconic Women* is a new solo exhibition by Washington, DC–based artist Heidi Phelps, celebrating legendary musicians through a bold, feminist lens. Each screen-printed portrait pairs an iconic artist with a symbolic flower, creating an interplay of music history, mythology, and personal strength. The result is a powerful garden of sound and symbolism, rendered in lush, hand-printed color. The exhibition is complemented by several special events: an opening reception where Heidi shares the stories and creative process behind the series, a moderated panel discussion on representation in the arts, and a live screen-printing session where guests can watch their own rock tee or limited-edition art print be printed on-site.

When: December 5–21, 2026; gallery hours are Thursdays and Fridays 12–4pm, weekends 12–4pm, and Monday through Wednesday by appointment.

Showtimes: Opening reception on Friday, December 5 at 7pm; panel discussion on Friday, December 12 at 7pm; live screen printing on Saturday, December 20 from 12–4pm.

Tickets: Admission is free for all events, with a suggested donation to Girls Rock! DC, which supports programs that empower girls, trans, and nonbinary youth through music and mentorship.

Lineup: Heidi Phelps (artist); panel moderated by Monica Alford (Wild Side Media) with women and nonbinary artists, curators, and cultural leaders; screen printer Beth Hansen (The Arcade DC) hosting the live printing session.

Run time: Not specified; the exhibition is on view over the course of three weeks.

Ages: Not specified; family-friendly likely given the nature of the venue and suggested donation to youth programs.

Venue: Studio 1469, Washington, DC.

Note: The opening reception includes refreshments and the first opportunity to see the full *Wild Flowers* collection. The panel discussion addresses representation, equity, and visibility in the arts. The live screen-printing session allows guests to have their own rock tee or limited-edition art print made on-site; details are available at heidiphelps.art.

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