Govinda Gallery

Andy Warhol being photographed by Washington Post photographer Lucian Perkins at Govinda Gallery.

Doug Kirkland, David Burnett, and Mary Panzer share a laugh.

Astronaut Buzz Aldrin and collector Anthony Shriver at Govinda Gallery.

Govinda Gallery hosts the first exhibition in America for Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood.

Annie Leibovitz in the office of Govinda Gallery Director Chris Murray during preparations for her first exhibition.

Muhammad Ali getting ready for a book signing at Govinda Gallery in Washington, D.C., to launch Howard Bingham’s exhibition of photographs Muhammad Ali: A Thirty Year Journey.

This fall, Govinda Gallery celebrates its 34th year on 34th street in Georgetown. For Govinda Gallery, it is certainly a milestone and marks Govinda as the longest established art gallery at the same location in the history of Washington, D.C.

Govinda Gallery is pleased to present Punk Love, a selection of photographs by Susie J. Horgan that is both an exceptional contribution to the history of punk as well as a true reflection of punk values.