WSS Artist Faculty Spotlight

"We Are All Human" aims to highlight the human condition, in specific freedom and choice. Fulled by the current situation in the USA powerfully suggestive work by 19 local artists of various media is included.

SHIT SHOW | 2026 Location: 218 West Saratoga St. Baltimore, MD 21201 | 3RD FLOOR Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday | 12 PM to 4 PM XOXO Gallery is pleased to present SHIT SHOW our inaugural benefit exhibition just in time for Women's History Month (March). SHIT SHOW 2026 marks the SECOND year of our annual benefit exhibition. SHIT SHOW is modeled around the Salon de Refuse in an attempt to normalize and reclaim rejection. As a result we will exhibit rejection letters alongside the artwork (via QR code). SHIT SHOW is a FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED exhibition opportunity. There is NO jurying (say no to rejection!). To participate, please complete the Google form below. Due to size limitations, we will accept the FIRST 60 2D artworks submitted and the FIRST 10 3D artworks submitted. Submissions will CLOSE once the capacity is reached. Join the resistance and apply today!

Ashe & Norton Gallery presents Rachael Bohlander: colors come and go. Reception: Feb 8, 3:30 - 5pm Show: Feb 2nd through Feb 15th Location: 2440 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, D.C. For additional information and to set up an appointment email: ashe.norton@gmail.com

Pocket gallery Ashe & Norton presents new dimensional paintings and drawings by D.C. artist Rachael Bohlander. Opening reception: TBA 2440 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, D.C. 20007 IG: @ashe_and_norton For viewing, email: ashe.norton@gmail.com To contact the artist: rabohlander.art@gmail.com

Lichtundfire, 175 Rivington St, NY, NY, 20001. Jan 10 - Jan 31st, 2026. A ten-year anniversary celebration, group exhibition. Co-curated by independent curator Hayley Ferber and Lichtundfire gallery director Priska Juschka.

Tactics for Remembering invites viewers to reflect on the notion of home as a fluid and emotional space—shaped by memory, the body, and absence. Curated by Fabiola R. Delgado as part of MoCA Arlington’s Global Spotlight series, the exhibition intentionally “bends the frame,” expanding the lens beyond national boundaries toward an affective geography: Cuba-Zuela, a linguistic hybrid that is reclaimed to affirm the historical and cultural kinship between Cuba and Venezuela. The two nations, bound by the Caribbean Sea, are marked by parallel struggles, and linked by two sister diasporas. The sea –a body that simultaneously connects and separates– becomes a symbolic axis in the exhibition: connecting people on “the other side of the water” and holding within its cyclical tides stories of power, migration, survival, and rebirth.

Join WSS Artist faculty Chinedu Felix Osuchukwu for an artist talk discussing his works on paper in In the Moment exhbition, moderated by Woolly Mammoth Artist in Residence Sheldon Scott on Friday, December 19 @ 6pm.