A FAREWELL TO CHARMS

Charlie Visconage, an American self-taught artist, presents his final solo show in Washington, DC with "A FAREWELL TO CHARMS" at Studio 1469. The exhibition spans three days and features "THE WALL OF FRIENDS," a piece that likely reflects Visconage's signature style of capturing darkly comedic moments from contemporary life. Visconage began painting in 2014 after a friend encouraged him to try it, and he has since developed a practice that includes landscapes, portraits, and sculptures, focusing on finding humor amid societal decline.

When: September 21 & 22, 2026 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm, and September 23, 2026 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm.

Showtimes: The event runs on two evenings (Sep 21–22, 7–9 pm) and one afternoon (Sep 23, 4–6 pm).

About the Artist: Charlie Visconage is a self-taught artist who started painting in 2014 after being told as a child that he was a "bad drawer." His work encompasses landscapes, portraits, and sculptures, and it is known for its darkly comedic take on contemporary issues, including the slow death of capitalism and the end of the American empire.

Featured Work: "THE WALL OF FRIENDS" is a central piece of this farewell exhibition.

Venue: Studio 1469.

Tickets: Price not available; no ticketing details are provided in the source material.

Age Restrictions: Not specified.

Accessibility: Not mentioned.

Note: This is Charlie Visconage's final solo show in Washington, DC.