Where to see art gallery shows in the Washington region

The “Human/Nature” artists take their alfresco themes inside for a complementary present at Watergate Gallery, which all the time serves as a form of base camp for the Foggy Backside biennial. Included are Luttwak’s “Nature’s Collarbone,” a red-painted metal root, and Fedon’s metal define of a deer, rearing on its hind legs and made partly of discovered objects. Additionally three-dimensional, however too delicate to be displayed on the road, are Sanzi Kermes’s jewel-like paper pyramids, screen-printed, folded origami-style and suspended on strings.