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05/28/2026

Final chance to spot ‘Man of the Sky’, by Jermaine “jET” Carter, Saturday, May 30 🚛

The truck will stop between 2:30-3:15 at ! Watch the short film 🎥, snap a pic of the truck 📸, and stay for a beer in their Oktoberfest-style biergarten. 🍻

Access even more behind-the-scenes content on the trucks and artists' interviews! You can follow the truck’s live location and route via the link in our bio! Tag us to share your sightings!!

I’ll meet you there, presented by Hamiltonian Artists and The Nicholson Project, with support from video assets nublumedia

05/27/2026

Save the date for Jermaine “jET” Carter’s exhibition, Get Home Safe. In his latest body of work, the interdisciplinary artist and DC Native draws upon the logics of architecture and relics to conjure a visual language of remembrance.

Like the everyday benediction from mother to child, from elder to kin, Get Home Safe embodies the enduring wish that, despite all distance and transformation, one always finds one’s way back.

Get Home Safe
Jermaine “jET” Carter
June 6–July 11, 2026

More details to be announced.

05/22/2026

Meet studio resident Sunhee Kim Jung ✨

is a Korean-born visual artist whose practice explores memory, nature, and color through painting. Drawing on recollections of childhood landscapes, she creates works of plants, landscapes, and text-based imagery that combine visual elements with letters and poetry to express layered personal narratives. Her work is strongly informed by color theory, developed through 18 years of teaching at Anne Arundel Community College in Maryland, where she studied brightness, saturation, and color relationships in depth. She has recently expanded her materials to include Korean paper, adding new texture and dimension to her paintings.

Learn more about her work and connect with her photo courtesy of the artist

05/19/2026

Man of the Sky is an animated work that pays homage to Jermaine “jET” Carter’s painting Man of the House (2025). The original painting came from thinking about how children, especially Black boys, are often asked to step into roles of responsibility early. These moments aren’t always dramatic; sometimes they’re as simple as carrying groceries or watching over siblings. Over time, those small acts quietly shape a man’s identity.

Spot the truck 🚛✨ Wednesday, May 20 & Saturday, May 30
You can follow the truck’s live location and route via the link in our bio! If you see it, snap a photo and tag us to share your sightings!!

I’ll meet you there, presented by Hamiltonian Artists and The Nicholson Project, with support from and video by

05/16/2026

Spot the truck tomorrow, Saturday, May 16 🚛✨
Follow the truck’s live location and route via the link in our bio. If you see it, snap a photo and tag us to share your sightings!!

is interested in how nostalgia operates, how ordinary tasks gain weight when revisited later in life. He places a boy in a dreamlike scenario, flying home with groceries in hand. The act of flight personifies the emotional weight of responsibility, transforming the mundane into the surreal.

I’ll meet you there, presented by Hamiltonian Artists and The Nicholson Project, with support from and

05/14/2026

Kinetic connects collectors, art enthusiasts, and supporters to DC’s creative community through studio visits, workshops, and conversations — building relationships between artists and the people committed to sustaining them.

Summer programs ☀️
June 18 Materials Matter: Framing & Preservation
July 18 Art at Work: Corporate Collections

Become a member today via the link in our bio

05/13/2026

Jermaine “jET” Carter (b. 1998, Washington, DC) is an interdisciplinary artist from Southeast Washington, DC, whose diverse body of work encompasses painting, drawing, sculpture (physical and digital), motion graphics, animation, casting, paper-making, fabrication, rendering, and world-building within his jETCO universe. He earned his BFA from the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, New York, NY (2020).

Spot the truck this Saturday, May 16 🚛tag us and share your photos! Live tracking at the link in our bio

This project is sponsored by and photo courtesy of the artists

05/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate Man of the Sky by Jermaine “jET” Carter at DCity Smokehouse yesterday. 🚛✨

As part of I’ll meet you there, a city-wide roving exhibition of contemporary video work, the afternoon brought together people through the powerful art and narrative driven works of . Special thanks to Keyonna Jones for joining the artist talk and helping create such an engaging dialogue.

We’re grateful to everyone who tapped in, stayed awhile, and shared the moment with us—and to our hosts at for the warm welcome and incredible food.

Missed it? You still have a chance to catch the truck around the city—spot Man of the Sky on May 16, 20, and 30. Keep your eyes on the road. 👀

This project is supported by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities &

05/07/2026

Man of the Sky is an animated work that pays homage to Jermaine “jET” Carter’s painting Man of the House (2025). The original painting came from thinking about how children, especially Black boys, are often asked to step into roles of responsibility early. These moments aren’t always dramatic; sometimes they’re as simple as carrying groceries or watching over siblings. Over time, those small acts quietly shape a man’s identity.

This Saturday we’re celebrating the unveiling of video art with a reception + artist talk you don’t want to miss! Hear from Jermaine about his work, in conversation with artist Keyonna Jones

Saturday, May 9 at 1–3 PM at DCity Smokehouse in Anacostia ✨RSVP at the link in our bio

Man of the House, 2025
Inkjet transfer enhanced with gouache and color pencil on wood panel
11x14 in.
Photo Credit: Vivian Marie Doering

05/06/2026

Meet Studio Resident Farrah Skeiky ✨

Farrah Skeiky (b. 1990) is a Lebanese American photographic artist based in Washington, DC. Her work reflects the DC area itself: a confluence of culture and counter-culture with a focus on heritage, identity, and community. She collaborates with artists, artisans, and organizers to tell thoughtful and striking visual stories.

In 2020, she self-published Present Tense: DC Punk and DIY Right Now, documenting a thrilling moment in DC’s storied punk tradition. Her work has been exhibited at Transformer Gallery and Spring/Break Art Show, and is permanently displayed inside DC’s Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library. She was a semi-finalist for the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery’s Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition 2025 cycle and an American Photography 41 Selected Winner.

Learn more about her work and connect with her
Photo: Bambi Woofter

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