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Kara Walker, opens Sept. 21
Stephanie Rudig, Washington City Paper
Strongholds of culture: Georgetown University Art Galleries unveil Fall 2025 exhibitions
Julia Carvalho, The Georgetown Voice, October 6, 2025
People As More Than a Subject

“Socially Engaged Puerto Rican Artist, Chemi Rosado-Seijo, Uses Community Collaboration As His Medium”
Juliana Biondo, DC Trending
A master of ‘weeping realism’ made heroes of workers and migrants

Blending socialist realism with pop art, Hung Liu made paintings that interrogate the myths of immigration and Mao’s Cultural Revolution.
Mark Jenkins, The Washington Post, February 26, 2025
Hung Liu: Happy and Gay
ArtforumEDU, February 12, 2025
At Georgetown’s galleries, student curators uncover the stories of alumni and an understudied artist
Sophie St Amand, The Georgetown Voice, February 10, 2025
GU Art Galleries Open Chinese Painting, GU Photography Exhibitions
Ajani Stella, The Hoya, January 24, 2025
An art show about dinner gatherings is a feast for the senses

“Around the Table,” a Georgetown show about food and community, delivers several delicious moments — but as a meal, it’s inconsistent.
Kriston Capps, The Washington Post, November 6, 2024
With glass and embroidery, Georgetown’s art exhibits explore community, feminism, and humanity
Aubrey Butterfield, The Georgetown Voice, October 19, 2024
Video: Exploring Art and History: Kara Walker Exhibits at Georgetown
Alexis Lien, The Hoya, November 21, 2023
New Kara Walker art exhibits on display for first time in DC
Shayna Estulin, WTOP News, October 5, 2023
At Georgetown University, artist Kara Walker turns in a new direction

Known for her antebellum-themed cutouts, Walker shows off her protean range and righteousness in two concurrent gallery shows
Kriston Capps, The Washington Post, October 4, 2023
American artist Kara Walker’s new exhibitions highlight GU272 in a modern art conversation
Lucy Mason, The Georgetown Voice, September 25, 2023
Georgetown University Art Galleries | Kara Walker Back of Hand and Prince McVeigh and the Turner Blasphemies
East City Art Editorial Team, East City Art, September 19, 2023
Mary Kelly’s Revolution Is Ongoing

The pioneering artist’s feminist work was groundbreaking in the ’70s. She never dreamed it would look just as radical half a century later.
Sophie Haigney, The New York Times, November 10, 2022
One Nation Underground Takes You Back to Punk’s Glory Days

The Georgetown University exhibit is filled with ‘80s relics, from DIY concert posters to angsty band portraits.
Louis Jacobson, Washington City Paper, March 15, 2022
Sex, Race, and Yoruba Heritage Intersect in Rotimi Fani-Kayode’s Photos

Georgetown University hosts a retrospective on the Nigerian photographer, who produced evocative work à la Robert Mapplethorpe.
Louis Jacobson, Washington City Paper, March 2, 2022
In the galleries: Delicate works show concern about the footprints we leave on our planet
Mark Jenkins, The Washington Post, November 26, 2021
Chemi Rosado-Seijo’s Commitment to Community Shines in Comunidades en Movimiento
Anna Savo-Matthews, The Georgetown Voice, February 28, 2020
Artists and Museums Embrace Sustainability To Preserve the Past and the Future
Annah Otis, The Hoya, November 7, 2019
5 New & Noteworthy Sustainable Designs and Initiatives
Carlene Olsen, Interior Design, November 4, 2019
Points of Interest: Food Edition

The places and things we're relishing in November
Air Canada enRoute, October 25, 2019
Georgetown Art gallery features trash turned art
Peter Guthrie, The Georgetown Voice, October 7, 2019
11 Projects Receive Laudato Si’ Sustainability Grants
Sana Rahman, The Hoya, September 13, 2019

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