Over 1800 people made it out to the 2010 DCist Exposed Photography Show at Longview Gallery this past Saturday.
All photos by Vincent Gallegos:
[ March 16, 2010; 7:00 pm; ]
George Hemphill, Gallerist
Leena Jayaswal, Associate Professor at American University
Max Hirshfeld, Photographer
Philippa Hughes, Moderator
March 16, 2010, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Long View Gallery
Washington, DC
Tickets: $8 in advance, $10 at the door.
Buy here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/101334
Over 1800 people made it out to the 2010 DCist Exposed Photography Show at Longview Gallery this past Saturday.
All photos by Vincent Gallegos:

Help raise money for Haiti AND get some art work from local photographers, what could be better? Erin Lassahn Photography has organized an online auction to raise money for the relief effort.
The bidding starts really, really low at just $10 and the auction closes this Friday at 5pm. Please take a minute to look over the prints and, more importantly, bid on a piece or two!
Here is the link, place your bids in the comments. (more…)
January 6th is the deadline for the DCist’s 2010 Exposed Photography Show. To enter, three entries will need to be submitted to the DCist’s Flickr pool, along with an application and a fee of $5. The photo exhibition will be held at Long View Gallery on March 6th. This is a great opportunity to showcase your work, DC photogs.
[ January 10, 2010; 3:00 pm; ] January 10, 2009
C Street Park by L’Enfant Plaza Stationbetween 3-5 PM
“One of Improv Everywhere and Urban Prankster’s best-known events. Last year’s event attracted over 100 people in DC and thousands worldwide!
The Mission:
Arrive,
At the designated time / location – remove your pants!
Act completely casual or unknowing that your pants are missing.
The best part about this mission [...]
We’re fans of Scot Lefavor here at ReadysetDC. You can see his work throughout the city and The Fridge through January 5th. Chef Tasty was spotted at 14th + T.
Sitting in your cube pouring poring over spreadsheets and you look out the window to notice the light dancing. Art In The Everyday as spotted in the Penn Quarter by a natural sound.
We’re suckers for a black and white photograph, especially with a camera phone. Art In The Everyday as seen in Georgetown via The Sergeant.
This photo by lorigoldberg captures the hustle and bustle of Union Station with just one subject. It looks like their bolting to the cab stand after Thanksgiving travel. This is also the very first photo taken by lorigoldberg’s new Droid.
One would expect to find art on the walls of the National Portrait Gallery, Brandon Bloch looks to the ceiling for inspiration.
[ December 10, 2009; 7:00 pm; ]
Well the time has come to drop the “[beta]” at the end of ReadysetDC. We are going to officially launch on December 10th. Come celebrate with us at the beautiful, newly re-opened Long View Gallery. The event includes an art show, with the works of ReadysetDC photo contributors Tracy Clayton, Paul Frederiksen and Lillian Cho, [...]
Well the time has come to drop the “[beta]” at the end of ReadysetDC. We are going to officially launch on December 10th. Come celebrate with us at the beautiful, newly re-opened Long View Gallery. The event includes an art show, with the works of ReadysetDC photo contributors Tracy Clayton, Paul Frederiksen and Lillian Cho, [...]