DC Art Now!

Work by WGS Directors Michael Janis and Tim Tate are up for consideration in 2026 DC Art Bank

Directors Michael Janis and Tim Tate Selected for FY26 DC Art Bank Exhibition “DC Art Now”

The Washington Glass School is proud to announce that Directors Michael Janis and Tim Tate have been selected by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH) for the prestigious FY26 DC Art Bank Program! Their works will be featured in this year’s annual exhibition, “DC Art Now,” highlighting the creativity and diversity of artists living and working across the metropolitan region.

About the DC Art Bank Program

The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities supports local visual artists and nonprofit art organizations by acquiring fine art for its Art Bank Collection, which began in 1986 and now boasts over 3,000 artworks. These pieces are loaned to District Government agencies for display throughout public areas and government offices, making art accessible to all and enriching civic life.

“DC Art Now” Exhibition Details

This year’s “DC Art Now” exhibit showcases the FY26 Art Bank finalists, featuring an array of exciting emerging and established artists in the DC metropolitan area. The exhibition includes photography, sculpture, painting, printmaking, textiles, and more—reflecting the vibrant spirit of our creative community.

  • Location: 200 I (Eye) Street, SE Gallery
  • Gallery Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
  • Admission: FREE and open to the public

Opening Reception & Celebration

Join us for a reception to honor all Art Bank finalists:

Meet local artists, see stunning works in person, and celebrate the best of DC art!

Support Local Art

Congratulations again to Michael Janis and Tim Tate for this remarkable achievement and for contributing to the District’s vibrant cultural landscape! Stop by the gallery to experience their work and support the visual arts in our city.

For more information about the Art Bank Program and the exhibition, visit the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Art Bank Program page.

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