‘Pull-Over’ by Lina Vargas De La Hoz, courtesy of the Hamiltonian Gallery Friday You’ve got a handful of options Friday night in the Dupont Circle and U Street neighborhoods, so consider making a night of it. >> First, stop by the Q Street Gallery from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday evening for a solo exhibition by D.C. gouache and sumi ink artist Carlos Muñoz-Jiménez, who has roots in both Africa and South America. >>…

The big news this week came on Tuesday, as the Washington Project for the Arts announced it was officially splitting from the Corcoran Gallery of Art at the end of 2007. The success of the partnership has boosted the WPA to a place where they can function solo once more, and are currently setting up shop in Dupont Circle. The Post has an excellent summary of WPAC’s history. >> The Arlington Arts Center is our…

Looks like August won’t be as slow in the art world as it will be in the business-suit-wearing part of city. Kick off the month of gallery openings at First Friday in Dupont. At the Hillyer Art Space, a gallery funded in part by the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, get lost in Eve: A Series, a macro view of artist Mia Rollow’s invented, video projected landscapes. First Friday runs 6 to 8…