Tomorrow the Sun Will Rise
The Phillips Collection
Juried Exhibition | August 1 - September 20, 2026
HEMPHILL is pleased to share artist Mary Early's inclusion in Tomorrow the Sun Will Rise on view at The Phillips Collection from August 1 - September 20, 2026.
The Phillips Collection
1600 21st Street NW
Washington, DC 20009
FEMME Art Fair
Washington, DC
August 27 - 30, 2026
HEMPHILL is pleased to share artists Mary Early and Janet Fries' inclusion in the FEMME Art Fair, Washington, DC on view August 27 - 30, 2026.
FEMME is a contemporary art fair that puts women at the center — as artists, leaders, and economic forces. Launching in Washington, DC on Women’s Equality Day, FEMME brings together artists from across the country with collectors, brands, civic leaders, and the public for conversation, commerce, and cultural momentum.
The Collaborative | The DMV Collects the DMV
The Kreeger Museum
On view October 26, 2024 - February 1, 2025
HEMPHILL is pleased to share The Collaborative | The DMV Collects the DMV on view at The Kreeger Museum through February 1, 2025.
This exhibition is presented under The Collaborative, a program developed by The Kreeger Museum in 2021 to support Washington-area artists.
HEMPHILL Artists Featured:
Rush Baker IV, Leon Berkowitz, William Christenberry, Steven Cushner, Gene Davis, Mary Early, Hedieh Javanshir Ilchi, Jacob Kainen, Kevin MacDonald, Renée Stout, Julie Wolfe

Mary Early
Freight Gallery Presents Mary Early Līnea IX 2020
01/06/20
by Editorial Team, East City Art
MORE or LESS
The past, present and future of abstraction.
May 24, 2018
Kriston Capps, Washington City Paper
REPRESENT
At Hemphill Fine Arts, a retrospective show that's bigger than the gallery
November 15, 2013
Mark Jenkins, The Washington Post
"Several mini-shows nestle within “Represent,” Hemphill Fine Arts’s 20th-anniversary exhibition."
Mary Early: Sculpture
Critics Pick: Mary Early
July, 2010
Kriston Capps, Artforum
"That Mary Early’s work qualifies as post-Minimalist is plain. By first building components and then balancing them against one another in roughly circular structures that have not been mapped out in advance, she largely allows early decisions in her process regarding the form of her pieces to dictate the final shapes of her assembled work."






