Kathleen Ewing

Kathleen Ewing was an American gallerist and arts administrator specializing in contemporary photography, best known for founding the Kathleen Ewing Gallery in Washington, D.C. in 1976. After working at the National Gallery of Art, she established her gallery practice initially from her home before opening a brick-and-mortar space on the Georgetown waterfront in 1978, later relocating to Dupont Circle in 1983. Through her gallery, she played a significant role in promoting Washington, D.C.–based photographers while also presenting national and international photographic work. In addition to her gallery leadership, Ewing served as executive director of the Association of International Photography Art Dealers, reflecting her broader influence in shaping professional standards and networks within the photography market.