WallMountables 2026
WallMountables 2026 is The DC Arts Center's annual fundraiser exhibition, one of the largest and longest-running open community-driven exhibitions in Washington, D.C. This year's edition features over 100 local artists from the DMV area and more than 400 original works in a wide range of mediums, filling the center's main and nano galleries wall-to-wall. The exhibition celebrates the creative spirit of the city and serves as a showcase for underrepresented artists. Nearly every piece on display is available for purchase, with all proceeds directly supporting the individual artists and the DC Arts Center's mission to foster underrepresented talent. The exhibition opens with a celebration on Friday, July 24, and closes with a reception on Friday, August 21. Regular viewing hours are Wednesday through Sunday.
When: July 24 through August 21, 2026, Wednesday through Sunday from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Opening Celebration: Friday, July 24, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Closing Reception: Friday, August 21, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Venue: The DC Arts Center, located at 2438 18th Street NW, Washington, DC 20009, on the second floor above Mola Empanada and Shiva Tobacco, across from Tryst. The nearest Metro station is Woodley Park–Zoo/Adams Morgan on the Red Line. Metrobus routes 90, 92, and L2 also serve the area.
Participating Artists: Over 100 artists are featured, including Bruce Abrams, Jordana Adelman, Diego Alejandro, Isaac Ampadu, Maria Liz Aquino, Sarah Emily Balough, Chloe Bautista, Jeffrey Berg, Larry Bradley, Branddave, Starr Elizabeth Bowie, Vincent C. Brandi, Gerardo Bravo, Kelsey Buckner, Jennifer Bunting, Kirah Cahill, Eric Celarier, Isaac Cervantes, Jessica Cherry, Erika Cleveland, Michèle Colburn, Ariane D'Souza, Roderick Dalmacio, Karen Durishin, Brandon Ehrgood, Darcy E. Elburn, Aaron Freier, Michele Garfield, Tom Glass, E. Gonzee, Rebecca Goodman, Tom Paul Greaves, T.E. Gross, David E. Guggenheim, Carl Eugi Hall, Arthur Hamilton, Nicholas Li-wen Hatcher-Ross, M. Heino, Stella Hendricks, Jonathan Herz, Dorothy Hickson, Beth Higgins, Martha Holmes, Samson Huang, Sarah J. Hull, Alexandra Ingebritson, Pamela Jablonski, Jay Jacuzzi, Alexis Janay, Fadia Jawdat, Bryan Jernigan, Tom Kamm, Joanne Kent, Floyd M. Kessler, Kirk Knoll, Patrick Kot, Evan Kühl, Karen La Du, Deborah Lash, Ashten Logan, Emily Lyons, Mikayla Lyons, Megan Maher, Maske Maiden, Kate Masters, Chris McGranahan, Kate Mereand, Julie Miller, Joshua Minor, Ida Mitchell, Carol Morgan, Andrew Morrison, Theo Morrow, Fanuel Muindi, Melon Mustache, Brian Muthangya, Carol Newmyer, Nolan, C. Oscar Martinez Olivera, Jonathan Ottke, Chere P., Annika Papke, John Charles Parks, Alicia Pinkett, Heidi Pix, Leslie N. Polk, Yasmine Posey, Kelly Posey, Jonathan Powers, Hannah Russell-Hunter, Isabella A. Salcedo, David Salgado, Rachel Sandhouse, Avery Schoenberger, Tobias Shaw, Jeff Soifer, Sandy Sugar, Nick Svilar, Champneys Taylor, Lydia Tonkonow, MH Tran, Manuel Antonio Valverde, Estefy VC, K. Venzian, Katie Jett Walls, Lori Walsh-Van Wey, Jenny Walton, Milan Warner, Mary Katherine West, D.L. Wright, Sarah Young, Alex Zealand, Alice Zou, and Veronica Zuccarello. Names shown in bold and purple on the event page denote current DCAC Artist Members.
Artwork and Sales: The exhibition presents over 400 original works in a variety of media. Nearly every piece is available for sale, and all purchases directly benefit the artists and support the DC Arts Center's ongoing programs.
Note: No age restrictions or run time are specified for this gallery exhibition. The opening and closing receptions are free and open to the public.