Announcements

Cooperative Gallery 213's Response to the Coronavirus
The Cooperative Gallery 213 has chosen to be socially responsible by closing its doors while officials are trying to slow the spread of the Covid-19 virus. We want to play our part in this community effort and join other arts and educational organizations who are suspending public events. We plan to monitor the situation closely and re-evaluate by mid April. Karen Kuff-Demicco’s show “Introspection” will remain up until April 25. Ken Weir’s exhibit will be re-scheduled to July. We will decide about other shows as the situation develops. Art and Culture are an important part of our lives and we will offer art videos and offer arts news and home exercises using our Facebook page, website, and e-newsletter. If you are not connected, you can subscribe to the free newsletter on website at www.cooperativegallery.com or Facebook: Cooperative Gallery 213
A tour of Karen Kuff-Demicco's Show
https://youtu.be/8R4MEkz8nLI
We're opening an electronic door to Karen's show, 'Introspection'. Please click on the link below.

Upcoming Events

Mural Mapping with LUMA
04/01/2020, 01:39 AM - 01:39 AM
https://www.facebook.com/lumafestival/videos/243185903395929/UzpfSTgwODY5NDE4OTE0Nzc5NTozMzg4MzU0MzQ3ODQ4NDIw/

LUMA Projection Arts Festival and the Cooperative Gallery are collaborating on the Mural Mapping Project during LUMA. This year we will be using the Old Stone Opera House on Chenango St. You can use the architectural outlines of the building to create a story with your art. Available on canvas, paper or digitally using PhotoShop or another graphic arts program. Get started by watching this video by Joshua Bernard. To order a canvas or paper template go here: https://forms.gle/xs7qUeC7HC9fTyDb7

Artists

Cooperative Gallery 213

The Cooperative Gallery 213 was founded in 2000 to provide accessible exhibition space for member artists. The gallery has created a community of artists and increased an appreciation for art in the larger community. Because of the quality of its exhibits the Cooperative Gallery is a popular stop on the First Friday Art Walk sponsored by the Gorgeous Washington Association.