Exhibition Solo Exhibition · January 6, 2002
CDW — CD Warehouse Gallery, 30th and M Street, Georgetown, Washington, DC
Solo Exhibition — CDW (CD Warehouse) Gallery, 30th and M Street, Georgetown, Washington, DC (January 6 – March 3, 2002) — the shop Matt walked into the day he was laid off from his dot-com job in 2001 to ask whether they would hang his paintings (The Washington Post, "The Expert," March 28, 2004)
Where this record comes from
- history.sesow.com (live, 2026-10-03)
- Matt Sesow, in chat, 2026-10-18 (CDW = CD Warehouse)
- old sesow.com bio/news page (_SESOW_COM/BACKUP_ALL/public_html/bioold.htm and index.htm, c. 2002)
Cite as: Sesow, Matt. “CDW — CD Warehouse Gallery, 30th and M Street, Georgetown, Washington, DC.” Matt Sesow Career Chronicle, 2002. history.sesow.com/e/2002-cdw-gallery-30th-m-street.html. Accessed [date].
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Also in 2002
- Exhibition “Revelations and Reflections of American Self-Taught Artists”
- Exhibition The Arkansas Arts Center, Decorative Arts Museum, Little Rock, AR
- Exhibition Stedman Art Gallery, Rutgers, Camden, NJ
- Press Exhibition catalog, wall labels and teaching slide set for “Revelations and Reflections”
- Press Washington Post — “Summer Show Standouts” names Sesow among the standout entrants in a juried summer…
- Exhibition “Friend or Foe,” Stone’s Breath Gallery, Ocean View, DE
- Exhibition Windows at 14th and G, downtown Washington, DC
- Exhibition “In Response,” national juried exhibition, SCAD Red Gallery, Savannah, GA
- Exhibition “9/11 Memorial Exhibition,” 291 Broadway, New York City
- Exhibition “Artists With — disAbilities,” America Oh Yes!, Washington, DC
- Exhibition FASA — Folk Art Society of America event, Savannah, GA, curated by Joe Adams at “America Oh Yes” gallery
- Award Best in Show — Viewpoint Gallery, national juried exhibition, Schenectady, NY
- Award 2nd Place Award — Adams Morgan Day, Washington, DC
- Milestone GeekCorps Bulgaria — travels to Sofia to assist Bulgarian software industry; paints prolifically
- Exhibition “Held Ransom,” Gallery Three, San Pedro, CA
- Exhibition “OUTSIDE/IN: Visionary Artists and Virginia Collectors,” Contemporary Art Center, Virginia Beach, VA
- Exhibition Regional Juried Show — “To the Nth Degree,” Touchstone Gallery, Washington, DC
- Exhibition “Join Hands” in “Breaking the Walls of Bias: Art from Survivors,” Hofstra Museum (2002)
- Media “Voices from the Fringe” — lecture on Outsider Art, The New School, New York City
- Press Folk Art Messenger — Summer/Fall 2002, painting donated to benefit FASA
- Press Folk Art Messenger — Winter 2002
- Press New Art International Volume VIII
- Press Interview with GetUnderground.com
- Press Nonprofit Magazine — “Enron” painting published full page
- Press Big News Magazine — cover and inside, homeless benefit magazine, New York City
- Press The Northwest Current, Washington, DC
- Exhibition “Our Undies Are Showing,” OXOXO Gallery, 1617 Sulgrave Avenue, Baltimore, MD
- Exhibition Meridian International Center, White-Meyer House, Washington, DC
- Exhibition DC Commission Grant Fellowship exhibition, MOCA DC, Washington, DC
- Exhibition “Creativity Gone Wild: Outsider Art Comes In,” Exhibit A Gallery, Savannah College of Art and Design…
- Exhibition “Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory,” Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA
- Exhibition “Splash,” Imagine Art Gallery, Austin, TX
- Exhibition SOWEBO Festival, 100 South Stricker Street, Baltimore, MD
- Exhibition Artist fair on the Corcoran lawn, Corcoran Museum, Washington, DC
- Exhibition Paintings featured at the Horizon Ballroom, Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, 1300…
- Exhibition Continuous representation — K2 Art, Sofia, Bulgaria
- Exhibition Continuous representation — East End Gallery, Appleton, WI; Lois Zetter Gallery, Carlsbad, CA; and Sardine…
- Media Short films screened in “All Small,” eyedrum gallery, Atlanta, GA
- Exhibition Art-O-Matic 2002, the former EPA headquarters, 401 M Street SW, Washington, DC
- Press Washington City Paper — “Heist-O-Rama” by Bradford McKee