Show Schedule / Studio

If you are in the Washington DC area, you can visit my studio AK Arts, located at 716 Monroe St NE, Studio #4 Washington DC 20017. Open Thursday - Sunday. Easy access on Brookland Red line Metro.

Most Sundays I am at Eastern Market located on Capitol Hill. 7th and C St SE (unless I am at a show). Right across from Radici market on the street.

2022 Schedule:

Saturday-Sunday April 23-4 – Arlington Festival of the arts – Click here for more info

May 7th-8th- Arts Rockville, Click here for more info.

May 14th-15th Old Town Alexandria Fine Art Show – Click here for more info

June 10th-12th Columbia Festival of the arts - Click here for more info

July 14th-17th – State College Sidewalk sale – State College PA – https://arts-festival.com/

August 5th-6th – Steppin' Out, Blacksburg VA C lick here for more info

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