THANK YOU to all of our wonderful partner artists, colleagues and collectors who have shared in MFA and *a pop-up project’s journey over the last decade. It’s wonderful to celebrate 10 years together!
From our first *a pop-up project by Morton Fine Art on E St NW in Penn Quarter in 2010 – WE APPRECIATE YOU!
To nearly 9 years on Florida Ave NW in Adams Morgan, 2010-2018, WE APPRECIATE YOU!
To our current home at 52 O St NW in NoMA, 2018 onward – WE APPRECIATE YOU!
Cheers to many more years together at Morton Fine Art
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Celebrating 10 years of placing exceptional contemporary art in global private and public collections.
Founded in 2010 in Washington, DC by curator Amy Morton, Morton Fine Art (MFA) is a fine art gallery and curatorial group that collaborates with art collectors and visual artists to inspire fresh ways of acquiring contemporary art. Firmly committed to the belief that art collecting can be cultivated through an educational stance, MFA’s mission is to provide accessibility to museum-quality contemporary art through a combination of substantive exhibitions and a welcoming platform for dialogue and exchange of original voice. Morton Fine Art specializes in a stellar roster of nationally and internationally renowned artists as well as has an additional focus on artwork of the African Diaspora.
Morton Fine Art Location: 52 O St. NW #302, Washington, DC 20001
Hours: Weds-Sat: 12pm – 5pm; Sun – Tues: by appointment
Contact: (202) 628-2787, mortonfineart@gmail.com
Wow! Great to see more of Cheryl’s great work. Love the rich wood cabs- a welcome departure from the sea of white and gray!
I know, right?? It’s like you ONLY see white marble anymore. I also love the profusion of art/ really changes the feel of the space.
Love seeing a small kitchen that includes fine art. The “Journey Home,” mixed media on canvas by Kesha Bruce, is a wonderful element here.
Art work in the kitchen is a nice surprise.
I know — I just hung some pictures in my own kitchen and it changes the feel of the entire space.