Jean Pierre Galerie D'Art

Jean Pierre Galerie D'Art The paintings featured on this site speak to the nexus of political, social, and economic structures. They are a blend of artistic styles and influences

Happy to be part of “America: The Game” at UnionStationDC 🏆🎨I’ll be featuring All American I (Robinson Continued), 2019—...
09/03/2026

Happy to be part of “America: The Game” at UnionStationDC 🏆🎨

I’ll be featuring All American I (Robinson Continued), 2019—a small work that uses Jackie Robinson and baseball to explore race, access, national identity, and who gets to be considered “All-American.”

The exhibition brings together 30+ artists from D.C., New York, Los Angeles, and beyond, looking at American culture through competition, play, rivalry, politics, spectacle, and the language of the game.

Opening Reception
Thursday, September 10 | 6–9 PM
📍 UnionStationDC
On view September 10–October 10

Curated by Brandon Hill / Brandon Hill and Jason Bowers / Jason Bowers, with Dominique Wells, The Bishop Gallery + Daniel Weintraub.

Come check me out. 🏆🇺🇸✨

When the Light Called Her Name, 2026 ☀️Children of the Sun seriesAcrylic monotype collage and handmade paper on canvas24...
09/01/2026

When the Light Called Her Name, 2026 ☀️
Children of the Sun series

Acrylic monotype collage and handmade paper on canvas
24 × 24 in.

An intimate new study exploring light, spirit, and the quiet act of becoming. Grateful to be able to share this little light ✨ of mine.

For catalogue and inquiries, DM or email 📧 [email protected]

09/01/2026

Happy to be part of “America: The Game” at UnionStationDC 🏆🎨

Bringing together 30+ artists from D.C., New York, Los Angeles, and beyond, “America: The Game” examines American culture through the language and metaphor of the game—exploring competition, play, rivalry, spectacle, and the ways we understand winning and losing across sports, politics, fashion, and culture.

I’ll be featuring « Le Bel Impossible » (The Beautiful Impossible), a work revisiting Haiti’s historic appearance at the 1974 World Cup and Emmanuel Sanon’s unforgettable goal against Italy—a moment when the impossible became possible. 🇭🇹⚽️

« Le Bel Impossible » (The Beautiful Impossible)
Charles Philippe Jean-Pierre
36 × 72 inches, 2025
Acrylic monotype collage on canvas

Come see the work in person and celebrate the opening with us:

🗓 Thursday, September 10 | 6–9 PM
📍 UnionStationDC — Mezzanine Level
🎟 Free + open to the public

On view September 10–October 10
Wednesday–Saturday | 11 AM–7 PM

👉🏾 Head to Brandon Hill for the free RSVP link.

Curated by Brandon Hill / Brandon Hill and Jason Bowers / Jason Bowers, with curatorial partners Dominique Wells The Bishop Gallery Daniel Weintraub.

Featuring:

Aniekan Udofia Blu Murphy Bri Pippens Charles Jean-Pierre David Zambrano E$ FELIPE Gpack .art Kathrine Campagna .0 Miguel "M.i.G." Martínez NaiiVegas.t stoeske Xenia Gray

See you at Union Station. 🇭🇹🏆⚽️✨

When the Light Called Her Name, 2026 ☀️Acrylic monotype collage and handmade paper on canvas24 × 24 in.An intimate new s...
09/01/2026

When the Light Called Her Name, 2026 ☀️
Acrylic monotype collage and handmade paper on canvas
24 × 24 in.

An intimate new study exploring light, spirit, and the quiet act of becoming.

Available for acquisition.
Private inquiries via DM or 📧 [email protected]

08/28/2026
Picked up some new hardware at FEMME Art Fair by Hannah Atallah alongside Maroon Arts Management & Advisory Thanks for t...
08/27/2026

Picked up some new hardware at FEMME Art Fair by Hannah Atallah alongside Maroon Arts Management & Advisory

Thanks for the recommendation! Can’t wait to share more of the story behind these works, Hannah Atallah | هانّا عطالله.

The Echo That Helps Recover My Equilibrium (Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear), 2026

You May Encounter (Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear), 2026

Dyed cotton cord, hand rusted steel, acrylic, aerosol, metal powders, and canvas.

The works reference Mosab Abu Toha’s poem Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear, carrying its language of memory, displacement, and what we hold onto.

Support women in the arts. Collect their work. ✨

Repost from Peter Franklin Chang•I don’t need to write an essay as to why supporting women and women artists matters.  o...
08/21/2026

Repost from Peter Franklin Chang

I don’t need to write an essay as to why supporting women and women artists matters.

opens next week and I’m so excited for you to see the amazing line up of talent.

Its been incredible to see this event come together through all the hard work from Ally Mumm Maggie O'Neill and Sally McBratney

To all my fellas out there 👀 please REPOST this in your feed or stories. Go out there, buy tickets and support women in the arts.

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