TREASURED | Survivors of Modern Slavery
Charcoal Portraits
by Christina Chan
DETAILS
Photo Credit Christina Chan
DETAILS
Women Photojournalists Of Washington
2024 Photography Exhibition
DETAILSOpen Hours
We are open Fri 7-9PM | Sat 12-5PM | Sun 3-5PM, or by appointment
Our Vision
Lost Origins aims to inspire community and understanding by providing a space for gathering, expression, ideas, art, & culture.
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Inside: 3110 Mt Pleasant St NW
Outside: 3243 Mt Pleasant St NW
Washington, D.C.
FEATURED
Alan Licht (NYC), Bill Nace (Philly), Jeff Barsky (MD)
A TASTE IN MUSIC After-Party with Alex Bleeker and Luke Pyenson
Special Screening of RIDE Nowhere
Thank Me Later Comedy Show Featuring NYC’s Alan Massenburg
In Comic Form
Illustrated Tales of DC Punk History
The Paintings, illustrations, & Comics of Evan Keeling
Vagabond
Celebrating the Expansiveness of the Vietnamese Experience in America
Heritage, Identity, Community
Inside & Outside
The Gallery
Inside
3110 Mt Pleasant St NW, Washington, DC 20010
Lost Origins is a privately-owned arts & culturet space located on historic Mount Pleasant Street in Washington D.C. Founded by Jason Hamacher, DC musician, photographer and documentarian, Lost Origins grew out of Hamacher’s extensive experience in the arts, culture, and diplomatic communities through his company, Lost Origin Productions. Lost Origins strives to be inviting, engaging and intimate, hosting exhibitions and events by local, national and international artists, comedians, filmmakers, musicians and authors. We believe each exhibit and event is a collaborative effort, and we are strengthened by the support of our staff, neighbors, and friends.
Outside
3243 Mt Pleasant St NW, Washington, DC 20010
Lost Origins Outside is an outdoor public exhibition space curated by Jason Hamacher in partnership between Lost Origins Gallery, the restaurant Ellè, and Sambar Market. Located in an alley two blocks north of Lost Origins, Lost Origins Outside showcases world-class art in an effort to inspire, engage, and unite the public. Since the first exhibit in April of 2021, Lost Origins Outside has hosted a wide range of exhibitions, concerts and public programming to the enjoyment of thousands of people.