Since launching in June 2010, ArtJamz has grown steadily and attracted a loyal and fun loving group of artjammers who have unleashed their inner artists with us. The new 800 sq foot studio will enable ArtJamz to host weekly public sessions as well as handle more private party and corporate / team building events.

“We started with a dream of enabling people to create more and tap into the artistic process– it was really a passion project,” says Chief Creative Enabler, Michael M Clements. “But as we held more sessions, more people came, and really loved the experience. So, we had more sessions. And then more. We finally got to a point where we needed a permanent space. The entire team is really excited.”

Although the space will enable ArtJamz to host more session, the participatory painting event will still host consistent pop-up events at cool locations around the metro Washington D.C. area such as the upcoming Blue Crystal Sessions in Crystal City. ArtJamz will also be returning to the Smithsonian American Art Museum in the Spring and Summer for more sessions in the stunning Kogod Courtyard.

“Being mobile and finding neat pop-up venues is part of the ArtJamz DNA. We’re not completely abandoning that – but we’ve have to a point where we really wanted a home base and studio,” says Clements.

Aside from holding private and public ArtJamz sessions, the new ArtJamz Dupont Studio will host art exhibitions, weekend afternoon KidsJamz sessions, will be available to persons needing space and materials to complete large art works, and available for private event rental.

Contact and Location
ArtJamz Dupont Studio
1742 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington DC, 20009
info@artjamzdc.com
202-709-8078
M-W 11AM – 7PM
R-Sat 11AM – 11PM
Sun 11AM – 4PM

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Wondering what to give the person who has everything? Searching for that elusive gift that is cool, unique and makes people giddy with excitement? Give the gift of creativity with an ArtJamz gift card! It’s the perfect idea for an arty holiday, birthday or anniversary gift, or just a massively ingenious thank you for someone who needs to unleash their inner artist. You can even use it to book an entire private party. Remember, ArtJamz is for everyone from kids to adults – anyone can get their art on at ArtJamz.

CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR GIFT CARD!

Cards can be delivered instantly via email or purchased in a wallet-sized version and sent in an envelope with a special message, for example: “Hey dad, go get your Pollock on!” Cards come in increments of $20, $40 and $60 for individuals, $125 for couples, and $200, $300, $400 and $500 for groups. Don’t forget our 15% discount still applies on groups of five or more!

Redeeming your gift card is easy:
1.) Go to our online listing of events and choose an upcoming ArtJamz session;
2.) Email giftcards@artjamzdc.com with the session you would like to book – we will send you back a discount code to use when you register;
3.) Enter your discount code when you purchase your ticket to redeem the value of your giftcard;
4.) Eat, drink and create!

ArtJamz is excited to announce a partnership with Groupon in order to offer our customers the option of experiencing ArtJamz at a 45% discount. This coincides with the release of all of Fall 2010 Session  Schedule which includes nearly 20 Sessions at a variety of locations around the Washington D.C. metro area. From Irvine Contemporary and Long View galleries, to Cafe Asia, to H Street and Crystal City, we will be traveling around the area bringing our unique brand of participatory paint parties to you! The Groupon offer runs for 24Hours on October 18th, 2010. You can view the offer HERE. For a full Fall 2010 schedule of ArtJamz sessions, go HERE.

If you bought a GROUPON tickets, go HERE for instructions on how to redeem it!

ArtJamz founder Michael Clements was a guest recently on Washington Business Tonight hosted by Rebecca Cooper. Michael spoke about his company Genki Media and the creative projects such as ArtJamz that it is incubating in the Washington DC area.