And the winning entries for the 2012 DCist Exposed Photography Show are... more ›

Tick tock...tonight is the deadline for DCist Exposed submissions! more ›

It's really coming down the wire to choose your top three images for consideration for the 2012 DCist Exposed Photography Show! more ›

There are just two weeks left to submit your best shots to the 2012 DCist Exposed photography show. more ›

Roll up, roll up! Submit your entries for the sixth annual DCist Exposed Photography Show! more ›

Need something to do on this cold, dreary day? Please go see DCist Exposed at Long View Gallery (1234 9th Street NW) right off the Mt. Vernon Square metro stop. Today is the last day the exhibit is open, so swing on by between now and 5 p.m. While you're there, be sure to pick up a copy of the 5th Anniversary magazine for the discounted price of $25. And as usual, admittance into the gallery is free. more ›

Remember to join us tonight for the Emerge Exposed panel discussion. Pink Line Project hosts this event for those who want to learn more about supporting local arts -- you'll be able to listen to and ask questions of a knowledgable group of artists and collectors answer questions about seeking out and buying art. This year, art dealer Catriona Fraser and photographer Tom Wolffe will join moderator Philippa Hughes. more ›

Once more, with feeling: night two of our official DCist Exposed Photography Show opening was as great as the first. Roughly 1,200 people came out over both evenings to see the work of our winning photographers, and hopefully had an easier, no-waiting-in-line, more breathable time doing so by splitting it up over two nights. more ›

>> Belgian artist Hans Op de Beeck explores our problematic relationships with time, space, and each other through a wide variety of artistic media, including sculpture, painting, drawing, installation, photography, video, animated film and short story writing. He discusses his recent work, including his video Staging Silence, which is playing in the Black Box Theater. Tonight, 7 p.m. in the Ring Auditorium at the Hirshhorn. more ›

D.C., are you ready to be received? Unless you've been living under a rock, you'll know that this evening marks the first of two opening receptions for the fifth annual DCist Exposed Photography Show. While advance tickets for tonight's event are sold out (and only a handful remain for Wednesday), there will be a limited number of $15 door tickets available each night, based around Long View Gallery's maximum occupancy. (Please note that those with advance tickets will have priority admission.) A huge tip of the hat is due to the show's sponsors -- Yuengling, Ten Miles Square and The Pink Line Project. more ›

One of the goals we've developed for the DCist Exposed Photography Show is creating a casual venue to explore art. This is both for new artists who are finding their footing as photographers, as well as new art enthusiasts, who feel comfortable enjoying the classics in D.C.'s many museum collections, but may be unsure where to start when it comes to supporting the arts locally. We want Exposed to be a great avenue to start your art collection – by offering artwork featuring something you love (a piece of D.C.) at a relatively low price point, allowing new patrons to support new artists. more ›

Only a week to go until the second opening reception night for DCist Exposed! Just like the first night, DJ Sequoia will be providing the tunes, Yuengling the beers, and our talented photographers the art. Make sure you grab your tickets now. more ›

Only a week to go until the first of two opening receptions for DCist Exposed! Do you have your tickets yet? As if you needed reminding, this year's show at Long View Gallery features a slew of fabulous photographs, among them this reminder of last year's memorable winter courtesy of Erin Scott. more ›

Featuring over 100 photographers and nearly 200 winning images of Washington, D.C., the 5th Anniversary Special Edition DCist Exposed Magazine has finally hit the digital newsstands. more ›

Update: The project is now closed! Thanks go out to everyone who has supported the project by donating or spreading the word. If you pledged, you'll hear from us soon about your donation reward. more ›

If you spend about 10 seconds looking at each picture entered in the DCist Exposed contest, it would take you roughly three hours to make it through the over 1000 images submitted. Each of our judges spent that, and more, and did so gladly. more ›

While our judges are busy going through the 1,000-plus photos submitted to the DCist Exposed Photography contest by yesterday's deadline, we want to offer a huuuuuuge thank you to the whopping 102 people who have so far backed our project to publish a fifth anniversary edition DCist Exposed magazine. Last night, we reached our fundraising goal! more ›

We know some of you had hoped we'd get a snow day today so you could scramble to put your photos in to DCist Exposed, but it was not to be. Tonight's the night -- once we close the Flickr pool at midnight, that's it for this year's entries. more ›

Nice work, folks: over 300 photos have been submitted to the DCist Exposed Flickr pool thus far. For the procrastinators among you, don't forget the deadline is now just one week away! more ›

DCist Pop Quiz! Do you consider yourself any of the following:

• A lover of photography?
• A big supporter of community projects?
• In desperate need of a Christmas gift?
• Holding onto large wads of cash and have no idea what to do with it all?

Did you guys forget about DCist Exposed? What if we tell you that the opening nights at Long View Gallery will be on March 15 and 16 and that the show will run through March 27? Will that nudge you into action? more ›

We know you're busy finding your best photos to enter into the 2011 DCist Exposed Photography Contest. But we want to take a moment to commemorate not just a new exciting year of Exposed, but that 2011 marks five awesome years of our little photography show. Since 2006, DCist Exposed has featured some of the best local photography out there, showcasing images of Washington, D.C.'s unique culture, produced by the people who live and work here. So DCist, in collaboration with Ten Miles Square, are publishing a special Fifth-Year Anniversary magazine. more ›

Five. Five whole years. That's the length of time that Exposed has been running -- and we're pretty darn excited about hitting this milestone. more ›

Today is the last day of the DCist Exposed Photography Show. Long View Gallery will have extended hours today, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., so stop by and see these great D.C. images from our contributors for the last time. They're all for sale at pretty reasonable prices, so contact the gallery or me at heather@dcist.com if you'd like to take one home tonight. As for you photographers, we look forward to seeing more of your work in our Flickr pool. The next DCist Exposed contest opens in December! more ›

Join us tonight for the last big event of the 2010 DCist Exposed Photography Show. The Pink Line Project presents Emerge Exposed: Photography for the Emerging Collector for its third year. more ›

While you can still stroll through the DCist Exposed Photography Show anytime during Long View Gallery's regular hours until March 21, we still have one more big event before the show closes. Pink Line Project's fantastic Emerge Exposed: Photography for the Emerging Collector panel discussion is back for its third year, featuring three great people from the local art community who will discuss that other side of the art exhibit: purchasing a piece for your very own. Art buying can be a confusing, intimidating task if you've never done it before, so the panel will give you tips and ideas and be available for all your questions, including information about framing, image quality, and heck, how do you even know what you like enough to actually take home with you? more ›

We had a feeling that by holding the 2010 DCist Exposed Photography Show at the 5,000 sq. ft. Long View Gallery, we'd encourage a few more people to attend the opening reception this year. But we're not sure we were emotionally prepared for Saturday's big event to draw close to double the number of people who showed up last year. Eager early birds started lining up outside the door half an hour before the gallery even opened, peering in through the windows as we hurried to finish setting up the bars and music. By the end of the evening, roughly 1,800 of you made it inside, drinking and yes, even dancing through the night with us surrounded by 47 gorgeous photographs that celebrate the best of Washington, D.C. more ›