Sondra N. Arkin focuses on created artworks with vibrant colors and a wide variety of mediums. Some mediums include printmaking, sculpture, painting, and wax.Open Saturday 12-5 p.m. and Sunday 12-5 p.m.

One man’s trash is another man’s artwork. Chuck Baxter creates found object art, which involves collecting materials from gutters and alleys within Washington. Open Saturday 12-5pm and Sunday 12-5pm

Each artwork is an experiment for Susan Cole. Her works vary from photographs to digital renderings to watercolor paintings. Open Saturday 12-5pm and Sunday 3-5pm

Robert Cole (June 11, 1939 - October 15, 2013) hand-sculptured monumental stainless steel and bronze sculptures. The open studio is led by his wife, Susan. Open Saturday 12-5pm and Sunday 3-5pm

Growing up in a military family, Michael Crossett often had to move from state to state. Because of this, his artworks focus on photographing and screenprinting images of weathered relics, things that have endured the test of time. Open Saturday 12-4pm

Aster da Fonseca produces large, abstract paintings. In his works, he focuses on color choices and how he can reference famous artists. Open Saturday 1-5pm and Sunday 1-5pm

While in the military, Charlie Gaynor served as the personal photographer for General Creighton Abrams in Saigon, Vietnam. Now, he’s a photographer who prefers to take photographs of street art, each highly saturated with highly saturated colors. Open Saturday 11-4pm

Miguel Perez varies in mediums from photography to painting techniques that involve wax or fine gold leaf gilding. Open Saturday 12-6pm and Sunday 12-6pm

In Eileen Lyons’ current project, she is exploring different settings through abstract paintings by using patterns, color, and lines. Open Sunday 12-5pm only

Travel the world with photography by Betto Ortiz. Italy, Austria, Brazil, and more -- Betto focuses on photographing the common daily activities in each country. Open Saturday 1-5pm and Sunday 1-5pm

Quirky and witty to boot, Dave Peterson’s cartoony printmaking brings a tongue-in-cheek, somewhat childish side to Mid City Artists. Open Saturday 12-5pm and Sunday 12-5pm

There is no way to define Brian Petro’s work with only one word. His mediums are often unique and with little focus on a single one. His works range from abstract watercolors to beeswax on canvas to printings on bricks to aggressive construct works. Open Saturday 1-6:30pm and Sunday 12-4:30pm

Los Angeles-born Michael Torra specialized in sculpture and metal while in college, but soon transitioned to painting. With this shift, he continues to utilize geometric form as an essential element to each of his paintings. Open Saturday 12-5pm and Sunday 12-5pm

It looks like candy in person, but it’s really glass. Robert Weiner fuses glass together, cuts them, and arranges them into bowls, plates, and art you can hang on a wall. Open Saturday 12-5pm and Sunday 12-5pm

You’ve seen photography of Washington, D.C., but not like this. Colin Winterbottom’s black-and-white and sepia toned images cause familiar locations to appear mysterious and moody. His photographs often employ visual texture, creating the illusion that you can touch the image’s smoothness or roughness through the photograph. Open Saturday 1-6:30pm and Sunday 12-4:30pm