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GALLERIES a guide to Washington/Baltimore

metropolitan area art spaces april 2016

2 ■ galleries ■ APRIL 2016

April openings

1 Friday 6-8 pm: Art and Frame of Falls Church,

Virginia - Dale Hoffmeyer, mixed media.

6:30 - 8:30 pm: Arts Club of Washington, Downtown -Jack Hannula; Sandra Gobar.

7-9 pm: Del Ray Artisans, at the Nicholas A. Colasanto Center, 2704 Mount Vernon Avenue, Alexandria - Creatures from the Sea.

6-9 pm: Hillyer Art Space, Dupont Circle - Sascha Hughes-Caley, Christina Shmigel, Heloisa Escudero.

6-8 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle - Eleanor Kotlarik Wang.

2 Saturday

6-9 pm: American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, Uptown DC - Kevin MacDonald, Twisted Teenage Plot, William Dunlap, Southern Constellations, Masters of Fine Art First Year and Thesis Exhibitions.

3-5 pm: Delaplaine Arts Center, Mary-land - Tinam Valk & Kenneth E. Peters; Stan Wenocur; John Kuhn; Edward Carr; Matthew Boonstra.

5-8 pm: Foundry Gallery, Downtown DC - Lindsay Mullen, Visual Meditations.

3-5 pm: Washington Printmakers Gallery, Georgetown - Alex Keto.

8 Friday

6-8 pm: Susan Calloway Fine Arts, George-town - Dean Fisher.

2-4 pm: Columbia Art Center Galleries, Maryland- Blossoms of Hope: Moving Forward.

6-8:30 pm: Touchstone Gallery, Downtown DC - The Bloom is On; Rob Goebel; Rosemary Luckett.

6-9 pm: Waverly Street Gallery, Bethesda - Loriann Signori - Intimate Landscapes.

9 Saturday

1-3 pm: Montpelier Arts Center, Maryland - Irene Sylvester, Cianne Fragione and Seth Adelsberger, Dominie Nash.

4-6 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle - Eleanor Kotlarik Wang.

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4-8 pm: Zenith Gallery, 1429 Iris St NW, Uptown DC - Peter Kephart- Hidden Fires.

23 Saturday

5-7 pm: Touchstone Gallery, Downtown DC - The Bloom is On; Rob Goebel; Rosemary Luckett, artist talk at 5.

2-6 pm: Zenith Gallery, 1429 Iris St NW, Uptown DC - Peter Kephart- Hidden Fires. Meet the artist with artist's demonstration.

24 Sunday

2-6 pm: Zenith Gallery, 1429 Iris St NW, Uptown DC - Peter Kephart- Hidden Fires. Meet the artist with artist's demonstration.

9 Saturday

5-7 pm: Watergate Gallery, Downtown DC - Lillian Kennedy.

6-9 pm: Workhouse Arts Center, Virginia- 2nd Saturday Art Walk.

10 Sunday

3-5 pm: Maryland Federation of Art, Annapolis - 39th Annual Art on Paper.

12 Tuesday

11:30 am-1:30 pm: Sarah Silberman Art Gallery, Montgomery College Rockville Campus, Maryland- Rockville Anuual Student Exhibition.

14 Thursday

5-7 pm: Howard Community College, Maryland- Game Changers: Collaboration, Play, and the Search for New Ideas; No Boundaries.

16 Saturday

2-5 pm: Multiple Exposures Gallery, Oldtown Alexandria - Michael Borek.

19 Tuesday

5:30 am-7:30 pm: American Center for Physics Gallery, Maryland- Surface Tension: Andy Needle, Tom Osgood, and the 2015 American Association of Physics Teachers High School Photo Contest.

1-4 pm: The Loft Gallery, Georgetown - Jewell Burns.

21 Thursday

7-9 pm: McLean Project for the Arts, Virginia- Hillary Steel, Art Boudreau, Art Instructors' Exhibition.

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Painted in Shenandoah County, Virginia, Shenandoah River at Red Banks is included in Painting the Valley: Works by Andrei Kushnir, a special exhibition on view in the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley from April 1 through September 11, 2016. The exhibition features more than 50 plein-air paintings of the communities, farmlands, forests, waterways, and historically significant places of the Shenandoah Valley.Andrei Kushnir has been a full-time painter since 1980. His work has been exhibited throughout the United States and his paintings have been featured in numerous books, including Painted History and Potomac River School, as well as in articles in The Washington Times, Nature Conservancy Magazine, and many other publications. Andrei Kushnir owns and operates American Painting Fine Art in Washington, DC.

Museum of the Shenandoah Valley901 Amherst Street, Winchester, VA 22601540-662-1473, ext. 235 www.theMSV.org

James LandryRed MercuryColor photograph, 17" x 21" signed framed print at Wonder Graphics, Downtown/DC.Landry's photographs are also available in his book, Memory Music, available at Amazon.com.sites.google.com/site/landryart


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$Arts Club of Washington 2017 Eye St NW, (202) 331-7282, ext 119. Free

and open to the public Tues-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-2; please call to confirm hours and availability.

April 1 - 30: Monroe Galleries: The Arts Club continues its centennial year with an exhibi-tion designed to further celebrate the Club's history. In addition to displaying archival photographs and other Club memorabilia viewers will have the opportunity to see rarely displayed paintings, drawings, and prints from the Club's permanent collection.

Spilsbury Gallery: Featured Artist: Jack Hannula, oil paintings. The Spilsbury Gallery is a cooperative gallery run by club members. Other participating artists include: Lorna Aldrich, Cherry Baumbusch, Gloria Benedetto, Camilla Bozzoli, Buzz Covington, Vicki Doyle, Susanne Eisinger, Merete M. Evans, Jack Hannula, Larry Jarvik, Martine Khadr-Van Schoote, Peggy McNutt, Ruth Meixner-Bird, Carol Porter and Earl Tester.

MacFeely Gallery, April 22 - May 29: Paintings & mixed media pieces by Sandra Gobar.

$Luther W. Brady Art Gallery

The George Washington University, Media Public Affairs Building, 805 21st St NW, 2nd floor, (202) 994-1525. www.gwu.edu/~bradyart. Open Tues-Fri 10-5:

The Other 90%: Works from the Permanent Collection pulls works of art out of storage, many that have not been on view in over twenty years, complementing the upcom-ing exhibition Expansive Visions in the GW Museum. Building Knowledge: Traditional African Art from the GW Permanent Collection continues through June on the 1st floor cases of the MPA Building.

Foundry Gallery

2118 - 8th Street, NW, 202-463-0203 U Street Metro - Yellow and Green lines www.foundrygallery.org March 30 - May 1: Lindsay Mullen, Visual Meditations: English painter Lindsay Mullen's debut solo in the United States. Her paintings are a response to the atmosphere of the places she has lived, drawing the viewer into a meditative space shot through with diffused light. They aim to capture the fleeting moment that causes one to stop and contemplate; a pause from the chaotic world. "Through her eyes," said one British curator, "muted green, blues and ochres give us an almost spiritual insight into light and shade."

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/Touchstone Gallery 901 NY Ave, NW, 202.347.2787.

email: [email protected] Open Wed-Th, 11-6, , Fri 11-8, Sat-Sun 12-5. www.touchstonegallery.com

April 1 - May 1: GALLERY A: The Bloom is On. Works of color

and pattern illuminated by the spring’s early light reveal an interest in the riot of springtime growth and the renewal of life in general.

GALLERY B: Between Two Worlds by Rob Goebel. Rob has introduced a new realm of abstract expressionism and action painting into his work. With gestural and aggressive brush strokes, he gives light to his rich and vibrant color palette. The paintings are colorful gestur-al abstractions of another reality with symbolic meaning of a dreamlike utopian state.

GALLERY C: Earth House by Rosemary Luckett shifts her focus from human formed earth blankets to living organisms. She gathers assorted materials, then cuts, pastes, paints, forming collage works. Luckett is inspired by Northwest Coast Indian transformation masks, Southwestern retablos and Loren Eisely writ-ings. A new book of her images and poetry is part of the exhibition.

&Watergate Gallery Watergate Mall, 2552 Virginia Ave NW (202) 338-4488, fax (202) 338-4489 Open Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 12-5. www.watergategalleryframedesign.com

Refreshing and Serene, Landscapes by Lillian

Kennedy , April 9 – May 7. Lillian Kennedy, who is presently living in Vermont, is mesmer-ized by the beauty and power of nature. Her paintings evoke a vision of nature which she sees with rhythm and luminosity. In her work she explores the relationship between Art, Psychology and Spirituality. Meet the Artist: Tuesday, April 12, 6 pm.

/Wonder Graphics 1000 Vermont Ave NW, near McPherson Sq.

(202) 898-1700. Open 11-5, Mon - FrI:

The Cabinet Art (see also Uptown/DC): April 11- June 3: JAMES LANDRY: CAR SERIES. Seen

from the taillights up, the shining red of a beautiful Mercury sends us into a western meadow with a mountain on the horizon roadtrip reverie, but wait, the red car parked between two others is parked up against a wall. The dichotomy of that shining red up against an idyllic mural says it all. Landry photographs with a painter’s eye. In his CAR SERIES, Landry’s cars double as compositional shapes that enhance or are enhanced by their environment. That Landry doesn’t manipulate, crop, or collage enhances the impact, which is at once wacky and somber, letting us laugh at ourselves and whatever idea we have of ‘reality.’ Also featuring Memory Music by Jim Landry, a book of the best from Landry’s 8-year blog, MusicFromTheFilm.blogspot.com.

Continuing: Baseball memorabilia and lin-ocuts. Full color catalogs of the international artist’s book Metropolis. Individual prints each in handmade portfolios available (see Dec issue).

The Cabinet Portfolio about Travel including Blankstein, Huff, Segnan, Strike, Stout, Unger, Vess and Zahn. Sculpted ceramic vessels, bead and copper necklaces, cards, gift certificates and fused glass.

Zenith Gallery

1429 Iris St NW. Open, Friday and Saturday 12-6 pm, daily by appointment, 202-783-2963 email: [email protected]. www.zenithgallery.com.

The Gallery at 1111 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Monday - Friday 8 am-7 pm. (All other times entrance on 12th Street): Full Circle, thru April 30. Featuring Artists: Len Harris -wood sculp-ture & Carol Schepps - fiber art.

Located in Uptown/DC: Zenith Gallery, 1429 Iris St NW : Turning 38… Continuing to Innovate, thru April 16. For over three decades, Zenith Gallery has been a pillar in the DC art community. We are turning 38 and attribute our long-term success to transforming with the ever-changing times and continually taking an innovative approach.

Hidden Fires: New Works by Peter Kephart, April 22- June 4. Peter Kephart captures transcendental moments on vulnerable sheets of paper, in a process that is equal parts art and alchemy.

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$Alex Gallery

2106 R St NW, (202) 667-2599. Open Tues-Sat 11-5, Sun & Mon by appt. www.Alexgalleries.com.

Alex Gallery:

Abstraction in the 1990s and the Aughts, Abstract painting, 1990-2010, by four master-ful artists Jan Beekman (Belgium); MAGO (Austria); Fred Morrison (St Thomas); Kari Walden (Finland).

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In the tradition of French impressionism, Pastels and oil on linen by Gerard Le Roux.

)International Arts & Artists Hillyer Art Space 9 Hillyer Ct. NW, 202-338-0360, Fax 202-333-0758. email: [email protected]. Mon. 10-5, Tues.-Fri. 10-7, Sat. 11-4. www.hillyerartspace.org.

April 1 - 30: Sascha Hughes-Caley - No Joke. Multidisciplinary artist Sascha Hughes-Caley

will present "No Joke", including performance documentation, sculpture, and new video work, focusing on the miscommunication that occurs when symbols of one culture circulate in another.

Christina Shmigel - A Foreigner's Cabinet of Chinese Curiosities. Sculptor and installation artist Christina Shmigel h invites viewers to experience the day-to-day in Shanghai as it was

experienced by Shmigel, and to experience the frustration and pleasure that may come along with the idea of “otherness.”

Heloisa Escudero - 50/50 Interactive Drawing Installation Project. This piece encourages viewers to draw in the installation and watch their interaction be documented on social media.

"Marsha Mateyka Gallery 2012 R Street NW, (202) 328-0088. fax: (202)

332-0520, e-mail: [email protected]. Open Thurs-Sat noon-5 and other times by appointment www.marshamateykagallery.com

An exhibition of figurative painting, sculpture, photographs and works on paper by Nathan Oliveira, Mary Frank, Chuck Close, William T. Wiley, Nancy Wolf, Susan Eder/Craig Dennis and others, April 2 - May 7.

The gallery represents the Estates of Gene Davis and Nathan Oliveira. Artists represented include Jae Ko, Jim Sanborn, Stephen Talasnik, Athena Tacha, Kitty Klaidman, Aline Feldman, Buzz Spector, Sheila Rotner, Kathleen Kucka.

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Eleanor Kotlarik Wang, IN THE FLOW, March 30 through April 22.

These new works are rhythmic explorations of repetitive motions found in Tai Chi prac-tice. By observing and sensing the flow in her own daily practice, the artist interpreted the outer and inner physical energies of some of the movements. Her usage of line and color on canvas and paper culminate in a personal fusion of art, meditation and physical energy.


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%Addison/Ripley Fine Art 1670 Wisconsin Ave NW, at Reservoir Rd.,

Tues-Sat 11-6 & by appt. (202) 338-5180, fax (202) 338-2341 e-mail: [email protected]. www.addisonripleyfineart.com

Carol Brown Goldberg: Extravagant Edens, paintings and works on paper, thru April 14. Dan Treado: Are You Getting Sleepy, April 22 - May 28.

$Susan Calloway Fine Arts Book Hill in Georgetown, 1643 Wisconsin

Avenue NW, phone: 202-965-4601, fax: 202-338-1660, Tues-Sat, 10-5 or by appt. e-mail: [email protected]. www.callowayart.com.

Recent Work featuring Dean Fisher, April 8- May 7. Dean Fisher's paintings reveal some of the extraordinary richness, mystery and beauty that surrounds us. His paintings appear as if they were in the midst of being painted, inviting the viewer to participate in the act of painting while simultaneously allowing the mind's eye to complete the image. Dean is inspired by his favorite quote from the great artist Giorgio Morandi that "Nothing is more abstract than reality."

Susan Calloway Fine Arts specializes in contem-porary art by local, regional, and international artists, and offers a selection of vintage and antique American and European oil paintings as well. The gallery provides extensive art consult-ing services for business and residential clients

and collaborates with architecture and design trades. The gallery also specializes in conserva-tion framing using archivalquality materials and techniques.

" Cross MacKenzie Gallery 1675 Wisconsin Ave NW, 202.337.7970 www.crossmackenzie.com

Large scale cloud and sky paintings by local painter Wendy Garner for the month of April.

"Maurine Littleton Gallery 1667 Wisconsin Ave. NW, between Q St & Reservoir Road, (202) 333-9307. email: [email protected]. Open: Tues-Sat 11-6. www.littletongallery.com.

Located in historic Georgetown, Maurine Littleton Gallery exhibits the work of leading contemporary artists in glass, metal, and ceramics - including Harvey K. Littleton, Dale Chihuly, Dante Marioni, Richard Marquis, Ginny Ruffner, Therman Statom, Colin Reid, and Albert Paley.


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/The Old Print Gallery 1220 31st St NW, (202) 965-1818

Open Tues-Sat, 10am- 5:20pm. www.oldprintgallery.com

FEATHERED thru April 9. FEATHERED celebrates the beauty, power, and reverence of winged animals, captured in prints. Artists have been forever fascinated by birds and their ability to gracefully navigate the open skies. FEATHERED showcases three celebrated natural history and ornithological printmakers from the 20th cen-tury- Frank W. Benson, H. Emerson Tuttle, and Stow Wengenroth. Each artist offers a unique, distinctive approach to depicting birds, yielding a varied and compelling grouping on the wall.

The Old Print Gallery specializes in contemporary and early 20th century prints, from American and local DC artists. Established in historic George-town in 1971, the gallery has become one of the most respected antique print and map galleries in the United States, with an extensive collection in American historic prints, botanicals, Currier & Ives, Audubon’s, American town views, and maps of the United States. The gallery also specializes in conservation framing, using archival-quality materials and techniques.

! P Street Gallerie 3235 P Street NW, at Wisconsin Ave.,

Open Wed - Sat & By Appointment (202) 333-4868 [email protected] www.pstreetgallerie.com facebook.com/pstreetgalleriegeorgetown instagram.com/pstreetgallerie twitter.com/pstreetgallerie

Artwork available from local, regional and inter-national artists. P Street Gallerie owner Lisa C. Brown is a California native who has a passion for art and its unique capacity to transcend the bounds of culture, geography and socioeconomic status to uplift and transform those who experi-ence it. At P Street, Brown brings the talents and inspiration of a diverse mix of local and national emerging artists to D.C. art enthusiasts and novices alike.

P Street Gallerie, a modern contemporary art

gallery where the art is as varied and diverse as the people who collect it. Visit us online or in the gallery regularly to see what’s new. Call or email [email protected] for current information. – Show dates subject to change.

P Street Gallerie now offers single and multi-day space rental. Please contact Lisa Brown at [email protected] to book your next event.

&Georgetown University Spagnuolo Art Gallery 1221 36th St. NW, First Floor Open Wed-Friday 12-7, Sat 12-5, Sun 11-4 art.georgetown.edu/galleries

Opening April 22: Senior Art Majors' Exhibition. The 2016 Senior Art Majors' Exhibition spotlights seven graduating majors in the visual arts who explore a diverse range discipline and mediums. The exhibition runs from April 22 through May 20. See our website for special hours after May 6.

About us – We are a teaching gallery for the Department of Art and Art History at George-town University. Our mission is to encourage student and community appreciation of visual art through exhibitions of work by professional artists and art students.

$Washington Printmakers Gallery 1641 Wisconsin Ave NW, Wed - Sat, 11am-6pm

[email protected] www.washingtonprintmakers.com

March 30 – April 23: Alex Keto. Based on digital photography, Keto views his art work as “images” rather than "photos.” This reflects the reality that the work is actually archival inkjet or metallic paper paper prints as opposed to work created with photographic paper.

April 27 – May 28, 2016 — “Transition” — Gabriel Jules presents her prints along with Handmade Books from Artists on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, featuring members of the Salisbury Book Guild and faculty of the Acad-emy Art Museum.

A cooperative print gallery of active printmak-ers, founded in 1985, WPG is the Washington area’s primary source for contemporary, artist-pulled fine art prints.


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4400 Mass. Ave NW, (202) 885-1300. Tues thru Sun 11-4. www.american.edu/museum. facebook.com/AmericanUniversityMuseum.

Kevin MacDonald: The Tension of a Suspended Moment An empty booth at a diner. The façade of a suburban cottage. Factory chim-neys outlined against a gray sky. These are just a few of the images rendered in color pencil, pastel, or oil paint by the artist Kevin MacDonald. For more than 30 years, MacDon-ald’s artwork found critical praise and popular acclaim in the Washington region and beyond.

Twisted Teenage Plot. Coinciding with a ret-rospective of Kevin MacDonald, the Alper Initiative for Washington Art presents Twisted Teenage Plot. Besides being an excellent art-ist, MacDonald also played in bands, most notably Twisted Teenage Plot. The exhibition will showcase visual artists who played in local bands in the late 70s and early 80s, Dick Bangham, Michael Baron, Jay Burch, Kim-Kane, Clark Vinson Fox (aka Michael Clark), Steve Ludlum, Michael McCall, JW Mahoney, Michael Reidy, Robin Rose, Judith Watkins Tartt, and Joe White, along with recordings, posters, videos, and memorabilia.

William Dunlap: Look At It - Think About It. Narrative is tricky business. Yet the telling of universal stories through art can bind us together and bring new, enhanced areas of

self-understanding. William Dunlap’s assem-blages of elements taken from his life, our lives, and the world around us reflect his sen-suous and infectiously energetic view of life.

Southern Constellations is the 3rd exhibition in Transformer’s four-part Do You Know Where Your Art Comes From? series presented in the Museum. It highlights the work of Elsewhere, a living museum and residency program set in a three-story former thrift store in Greens-boro, NC. It profiles the work of six artists and highlights their curatorial initiative to extend experimental practices and creative networks in the South.

Masters of Fine Art First Year and Thesis Exhi-bitions. The multidisciplinary Studio Art program showcases an exciting range of emerging artists’ works in painting, sculpture, collage and material studies, photography and new media. The First Year MFA exhibition will run from April 2-20 and feature Mills Brown, Aaron Eckstein, Yaroslav Koporulin, Jean Jinho Kim, Sarah Ellen Norman, Sarah O’Donoghue, Jen Noone, and Zarina Zuparkhodjaeva. The MFA Thesis exhibition will run from April 30-May 29 featuring Sara Caporaletti, Sarah Dale, Carey Francis, Jihee Kang, Jean Kim, Zack McGhin, Calli Moore, J. Moukarim, Samantha Sethi, and Katelyn Wood.

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The Arts Walk At Monroe Street Market 716 Monroe St. NE, Washington DC, 202-652-4701 Brookland - CUA Metro www.monroestreetmarket.com

The Arts Walk at Monroe Street Market is home to a group of award-winning artists specializing in painting, drawing, photog-raphy, mixed-media, sculpture, poetry, film and theater; all contemporary work is cre-ated in the artists' studios/gallery spaces, seven days a week. Featuring 27 individual studios aligning a pedestrian walkway, The Arts Walk at Monroe Street Market is a unique destination in the growing Brookland-Edgewood arts district, just steps from the Brookland-CUA Metro station.

Each studio maintains its own hours and programming schedule so please check open hours through the artist. However, most studios are open on Third Thursdays from 6-9 PM.

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%The Cabinet Art 4622 Wisconsin Ave NW, 202-328-8100,

301-461-1124. Tues, Wed, Fri, Sat 11-5. Exhibitions at Wonder Graphics, 1000 Vermont Ave, near McPherson Square (see Downtown.) www.thecabinetart.com.

Contemporary art on paper by DC Area artists to suit your budget and your style. See the web for art on canvas and in other media on the web plus The Cabinet blog. Collection management services and art consultation available by appointment.

Top Drawer: TRAVEL: through time, space, on land, sea, air and mind. All media, styles and subject matter.

Second Drawer: SARAH STOUT: Untitled (Towers of Observation) series of light sky blue and white collograph prints, framed.

Artist Portfolios in The Cabinet: Blankstein, Cusick, George, Huff, Maiorana, Mark, Penay, Segnan, Stout, Strike, A Unger, Vess, Zahn. The TRAVEL Portfolio is on exhibit at Wonder Graphics, downtown.

NEW: The Workshop Project Wall: Changing installations of work artists want to see/test for wallpower. Saturday viewing 12-4 and by appointment.

Lavinia Wohlfarth Galleries

Washington, DC and Provincetown, MA

3418 9th Street NE, Brookland DC 202-526-8022 gallery 202-297-1125 cell or text 1/2 block Red Line Metro, CUA/Brookland Wed thru Sat , noon - 4 and by app [email protected] www.wohlfarthgalleries.com

A contemporary gallery founded in 1990 by Lavinia Wohlfarth to represent the students of the Cape Cod School of Art in the tradition of Charles W. Hawthorne and Henry Hensche.Wohlfarth Galleries presents ongoing monographic and group exhibitions of works in all media, selected to promote the gallery artist, the mission of the gallery, and to bring a broad range of programing to Washington, DC and Provincetown, Ma.

Landscape, Portrait, Fine Drawing, and Sculpture. Large impressive plein air per-manent collection. New paintings by Lisa Farrell, William Papaleo, Liz Lirete Vest, Dan Neidhardt, and more. Services: Consulta-tion, Appraisal, and Authenticity. Custom framing on location.

Zenith Gallery, see Downtown, p. 6


Loriann Signori

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"Bethesda Fine Art 4931 Cordell Avenue e-mail: [email protected] www.bethesdafineart.com Open by appointment: 914.806.1979 or 914.720.0664.

Bethesda Fine Art features contemporary paintings, prints and works on paper by major 20th century artists: Joseph Albers, Ilya Bolotowsky, Alexander Calder, Gene Davis, Sonia Delaunay, Howard Hodgkin, Ellsworth Kelly, Sol Lewitt, Roy Lichtenstein, Frank Stella. Special interest in Washington Color School: Leon Berkowitz, Cynthia Bickley, Ken Young.

!Waverly Street Gallery 4600 East-West Highway, Suite 120 (entrance on Waverly St.), Bethesda (301) 951-9441, Tues-Sat 12-6. www.waverlystreetgallery.com.

Loriann Signori-Intimate Landscapes, April 5 -May 7.Signori’s landscapes, inspired by the Maryland hills and waters, are an intimate view of ephemeral beauty. Distinctive and serene Signori paints the landscape we feel, not see. Her compositions infer worldly objects–trees, fields, flowers, rivers, but only where their boundaries begin and end is open to interpretation.

Signori’s interpretive style allows the viewer to focus on the profound beauty of the landscape. Her paintings achieve their visual glow through a process that starts with an under painting. She first coats the surface with an analogous color or using gold leaf and lets it dry. She then applies colors by brush or uses her fingers to blend pastels in thin layers of transparent and opaque glazes. “That is where the method ends and the possibilities begin,” says Signori. The constant layering with wax medium or fixative allows her to build an opalescent surface. Each painting is a sensorial and emotional experience for Signori. Her work draws the viewer in and allows them to wander and wonder.

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!C. Grimaldis Gallery

523 N. Charles St, (410) 539-1080. Tues-Sat 10am - 5:30 pm. www.cgrimaldisgallery.com

Light/Licht/Lumière, thru April 30. Artists: Chul Hyun Ahn, Erwin Redl, François Morellet, Annette Sauermann, Jan Van Munster

Dates subject to change, call or e-mail. [email protected].

%Goya Contemporary 3000 Chestnut Avenue, Mill Centre, #214

410-366-2001, Fax: 410-235-8730. Tues - Fri, 10 am - 5:30 pm, Sat. by appt. 12-5:

Joyce J. Scott & Sonya Clark: Generations at Goya Contemporary Gallery, April - June.

Energy is eternal delight; and from the earliest times human beings have tried to imprison it in some durable hieroglyphic. It is perhaps the first of all the subjects of art.

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)American Center for Physics Gallery One Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD

(301) 209-3125. Open Mon-Fri 9-5 www.acp.org.

SpaceScapes: computational sculptures and mathematically derived prints by William F. Duffy and infinity inspired paintings by R. Wayne Reynolds, thru April 15. Surface Tension: paintings of Andy Needle, sculptures by Tom Osgood, and photographs from the 2015 American Association of Physics Teachers High School Photo Contest, April 19 – October 14; reception and gallery talk, April 19, 5:30-7:30 pm; curator: Sarah Tanguy.

(Columbia Art Center Galleries 6100 Foreland Garth, Columbia

(410) 730-0075. Mon-Thurs 9:30am-9:30pm, Fri 9:30am-9pm, Sat 9:30am-5pm, Sun noon-5pm. [email protected] www.columbiaartcenter.org.

Blossoms of Hope: Moving Forward, April 8 - May 1. Sponsored by: Blossoms of Hope of Howard County and Columbia Art Center Gal-leries. 7th Annual Theme Exhibition THEME: The 2016 show honors the inspiring theme of Moving Forward after a life or health challenge. Works pay tribute to people who have dealt with life and health challenges in a heroic manner or reflect the artist's own journey for-ward as he or she has endured and triumphed over a life trial.

Ribbon Awards Announcement and One Poetry Reading, 6:45pm-7pm

Proceeds from the show benefit the Claudia Mayer/Tina Broccolino Cancer Resource Center.

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" The Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center 40 South Carroll Street, Frederick, 301-698-0656. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 11-5. www.delaplaine.org

Located on the banks of Carroll Creek Linear Park in historic downtown Frederick, this award-winning art center offers three floors of studios and galleries. A 40,000 square-foot flagship of the arts, the Delaplaine Arts Center features five exhibit spaces showcasing local, regional, and national artists.

Tinam Valk & Kenneth E. Peters, April 2 – May 1. Structure and Light, Paintings and mixed media.

Stan Wenocur, April 2 – May 1. Fabrications, Mixed media.

John Kuhn, April 2 – May 29. A View Through the Lens – Photographic Images by John Kuhn.

Edward Carr, through April 30. Serendipity-Photographs of Local Flora.

Matthew Boonstra, through April 24. Father Studies-Sculpture.

BLHarmony Hall Regional Center Gallery

10701 Livingston Road, Fort Washington, 803. Open M-Fri 8:30 am- 7:45 pm, Sat 10 am-2 pm. All exhibitions and receptions are free public events. 301.203.6070. Thru May 13: In Black and White, paintings by Wayson R. Jones. In this collection of several related but distinct bodies of work, Wayson R. Jones continues his exploration of monochromaticism material, and scale. As he states, “I’m invested

in making images that evoke primal sorts of associations: horizon and sky, dwellings, and the human face. My goal is to create zones of energy in the picture plane in which masses of dark and light pulse against one another to create a sense of movement and event." With an eye toward the history of black paintings (e.g., Ad Reinhardt, Mark Rothko, Frank Stella, etc.) and the gestural boldness of Abstract Expressionism, Jones invites viewers to go beyond the immediate associations of black with mourning and evil intent, to encompass ideas of richness, mystery, and warmth.

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Andy NeedleShallow Recession

Oil on canvas, 48”’ x 44”Courtesy of the artist

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( Howard Community College Horowitz Center for Visual & Performing Arts 10901 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia, 443-518-4189. email: [email protected].

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March 11–April 22:

Gallery I: Game Changers: Collaboration, Play, and the Search for New Ideas. Our annual Youth Art Month exhibit, featuring hundreds of works by HCPSS students in grades K-12.

Gallery II: No Boundaries. Showcasing work by youth and adult artists with developmental disabilities.

/King Street Gallery, Montgomery-College Takoma Park/Silver Spring

The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Arts Center, 930 King St, Silver Spring 240-567-5821. Mon-Fri 8 am - 4 pm:

King Street Gallery: Retrospective exhibition. Andrew Ellis Johnson: Choreography, March 28-May 9. Sculpture Exhibition.

Open Gallery: Emily Francisco and Friends, thru May 9. Part of the series Interactivity: Sight and Sound.

"Media Arts Gallery Montgomery College Rockville

Lower Level, Tech Center, 51 Manakee St Mon–Wed, 10 am–6 pm, Thur, 10 am–8 pm, Friday, 10 am–1 pm. 240-567-7521.

Laurel Vaughan-Seeing the Forest and the Trees, thru April 15. GRAPHIC DESIGN AND ILLUSTRATION STUDENT EXHIBITION, April 25–July 1.

%Montpelier Arts Center 9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel (4 mi. from Belt-

way exit), (301) 377-7800. Open 7 days/week, 10-5: arts.pgparks.com/Our_Facilities/ Montpelier_Arts_Center.htm

April 3 – 24: Irene Sylvester, Resident Art-ist Gallery. Irene Sylvester continues her exploration of the planets with multimedia abstractions of Deep Space.

April 9 – May 29: Cianne Fragione and Seth Adelsberger, Main Gallery. Using paint, tex-tiles, paper, and assemblage, Fragione creates work that combining narrative elements in her childhood in an Italian immi-grant neighborhood, her dance career, and her visual art training in the San Francisco Bay Area. Baltimore-based artist Seth Adelsberger questions traditional notions of painting and printmaking using unusual materials and rear-rangement of the standard steps in artmaking.

"[Adelsberger’s] paintings really grab your eye. They relate back to artworks done in the late 1950s and 1960s by Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning and Frank Stella." ---Kris-ten Hileman.

April 9 – May 29: Dominie NashLibrary Gallery. Working in a collage-like manner, Dominie Nash builds up layers of fabric to create a sense of mystery and depth. Paying special attention to the coloring and pattern-ing of fabrics, the uneven and serendipitous results contribute to the spontaneity and expressiveness of the work, even though the composition may be planned in advance.

"Montgomery College Rockville Sarah Silberman Art Gallery

Paul Peck Art Building, second floor 51 Manakee Street, Rockville (240) 567-5115. Mon-Fri 10-4:

ROCKVILLE ANNUAL STUDENT EXHIBITION, April 12–May 6.

CERAMICS WORKSHOP WITH MIMI LOGOTHETIS, Saturday, April 9, 10 am–4 pm. Printing on porcelain.


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! Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Gallery

St. John’s College Campus, Mellon Hall, 60 College Ave. (410) 626-2556. Tues-Sun 12-5, Fri 6:45-7:45 www.sjc.edu/mitchell gallery.com.

American Impressionism: The Lure of the Artists’ Colony, thru April 24. This compre-hensive exhibition features, for the first time, one of the Reading Public Museum's greatest strengths—its collection of works by American Impressionists. The exhibition includes 50 oil paintings and nearly 20 works on paper dating from the 1880s through the 1940s. Outstanding landscapes—rang-ing from snow covered hills to sun filled harbors—seascapes, penetrating portraits, and remarkable still lifes, imbued with rich textures, reveal the artists’ interest in captur-ing effects of light and atmosphere in their work.

The exhibition is arranged according to the artists’ colonies that played a critical role in the development of American Impres-sionism, including those at Cos Cob and Old Lyme in Connecticut; Cape Cod, Cape Ann, and Rockport, in Massachusetts; New Hope and Philadelphia in Pennsylvania; Taos, New Mexico; and California. In addition, American expatriate artists such as Mary Cassatt and John Singer Sargent are examined.

Other leading artists of the movement include William Merritt Chase, Childe Hassam, Ernest Lawson, Julian Alden Weir, John Twachtman, Chauncey Ryder, Frank W. Benson, William Paxton, Abbott Thayer, Guy Wiggins, Charles Webster Hawthorne, Colin Campbell Cooper, Daniel Garber, and Edward Redfield, among others.

"Maryland Federation of Art Gallery on the Circle

18 State Circle, 410-268-4566 Tuesday thru Sunday 11am - 5pm www.mdfedart.com

Main Gallery: Art on Paper, April 1-30. Mary-land Federation of Art Circle Gallery. The 39th annual Art on Paper is a national juried exhi-bition of artwork created on or of paper. The exhibit features photography, printmaking, collage, drawing, and many more medias.

MFA at Alternative Locations: Solo exhibition will feature photography by Annapolis art-ist Lisa Rath. View her work at http://www.lisarath.com/. Artwork by MFA members is shown through a partnership with Paul’s Homewood Café on West Street,.

Stormy Weather, thru May 1. Annapolis Maritime Museum. The second annual Stormy Weather is a juried exhibition of 2D artwork inspired by the sights, sounds, impact, and anticipation of weather. This exhibition was juried by Nora Sturges, Head of Painting and Drawing intthe Department of Art + Design at Towson University.

Maryland Federation of Art presents rotating national juried exhibitions, member juried exhibitions, and non-juried opportunities for local artists. MFA is the oldest artist-run orga-nization in Maryland, dedicated to expanding artistic expression and appreciation. Our 450+ members organize 20 to 25 juried and non-juried exhibitions each year.

# Jefferson Street Artists 205 W. Jefferson St., Falls Church,

703-534-4202. Hours: 10 am -6 pm. Mon thru Sat, 10am-4 pm Sunday.

artandframeoffallschurch.com Jefferson Street Artists with original artwork-

for sale in 18 resident working artist studios, all open to the public. Welcome reception every first Friday of the month from 6-8pm.

Studio A: Kian Furniture - upholstery, caning, repair; B:Emily Kay Jolkovski - illus-trator, cartoonist; D: Steven Krueger - con-temporary artist, varied mediums; E: Jessica Speckhard - mixed media, jewelry; F: Zoe Linn Jarvis - colored pencil on paper; G: Dave Curtis - mixed media; H: Lindsay Wager - acrylic painter;I: Andrea Uravitch - sculptor; K: Alexis Mattila - fine art photography; L: Henry's Soaps and Cardz by Ry; M: Lizzy Lunday - oil painter; N: Rajendra K.C. - water-color painter; O: Cynthia Young - oil exhibit; P: Michelle Spady - author, speaker, entre-preneur; Bradford Spady - illustrator; Q: June Beyer - watercolor, Art Circles For Women; R: Jim Pearson - writer, illustrator; V: Good Point Embroidery - T-shirts, embroidering.

$Loft Gallery

313 (Upstairs) Mill St., Occoquan, (703) 490-1117. Open Tues-Fri 11-4, Sat 11-5, Sun 12-5. www.loftgallery.org.

Jewell Burns-Anything Goes, in April.

Established in 1986, the Loft Gallery exhibits original fine art by local professionals. Wide variety of media, styles, and genres, includ-ing portraits/figure, landscape, abstracts, still life, florals and more in watercolor, oil, acrylic, mixed media, colored pencil, pastel, clay, stained glass, photography and sculp-ture. Commissions welcome.

Current artists: Deanna Boling ,Jewell Burns,Carie Cole,Fran DiLorenzo,Jeff Evans,Janet Flickinger,Gwen Lockhard, Lynn Martin, Jackie Perry, Karin Sebolka, Stephen Sherwin, Barbara Sullivan Marcia Weidler Charla Wilkerson.

#Mc Lean Project for the Arts 1234 Ingleside Ave., McLean, 703-790-1953. Tues-Fri 11-4, Sat 1-5:

Thru April 6: Youth Art Exhibition II: McLean Pyramid.

April 21 – May 30: Emerson Gallery: Passage: Textile Work by Hillary Steel. Atrium Gal-lery: Segmented Vessels: Turned Wood by Art Boudreau. Ramp Gallery: McLean Project for the Arts Instructor’s Exhibition.

$ Workhouse Arts Center 9518 Workhouse Way, Lorton, 703-584-2900. Open to the public, visit working artists’ stu-dios Wed-Sat 11am-6pm; Sun 12-5 pm: www.workhousearts.org

W-16 McGuireWoods Gallery; Martin J. Cervantez: Transcendental, thru April 17. Cervantez’s large abstract paintings create a dialog with the viewer through the use of found objects, sweeping color fields, and shapes. Paintings on one, two, or three canvases com-bine to produce large works.

In It Together: Service Members, Community, and Dialogue through Art, thru April 17. Art by veterans & service members through community interaction. Event: Friday, April 8, Combat Paper Pop-Up Exhibit and Perfor-mances. Free admission. As part of the SCAPE (Service member Community Art Partnership and Exchange) program at the Workhouse, partnering with Fort Belvoir and the USO of Metropolitan Washington and Baltimore, visi-tors will view and interact with artwork cre-ated by current and retired Service members. A dialog will use art to show how service in the armed forces affects life outside of the military.

VMFA Fellowship Statewide Exhibitions Pro-gram at the Workhouse, April 19 thru July 3.

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- Visitors Welcome- Open Hours 10am-6pm Monday-Saturday- Open House Every FIRSTfriday of the Month 6-8pm

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$Del Ray Artisans 2704 Mt Vernon Ave, (703) 838-4827

Thurs 12-6, Fri 12-9, Sat 10-9, Sundays 12-6 www.thedelrayartisans.org.

Creatures from the Sea, April 1 – May 1, features everything from realistic to imagina-tive interpretations of sea life, ranging from magical human/aquatic hybrids to Sirens, Tritons, Naiads, and their fellow aquatic travelers from oceans, rivers, or lakes. Join

Del Ray Artisans to wade into these waters before summer returns.

!Multiple Exposures Gallery

105 N. Union St., # 312, (703) 683-2205, Open daily 11-5 pm, 2-9 pm 2nd Thurs. www.multipleexposuresgallery.com.

Thru May 8: Michael Borek - Treachery of Images: The White House.

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!Potomac Fiber Arts Gallery 105 N. Union St, Suite # 29, (703) 548-0935. Open M-Sun 10-5, Thurs Nights, thru 9 pm.

Art into Fashion/Fashion into Art, thru April 10. Our artists explore art inspired by fashion designers and fashionable wearables inspired by artists.

Juried show Singing in the Rain, April 12 - May 15. Fiber art inspired by songs from movies.

Whether for self or gifts, jewelry, sculpture, clothing, and wall pieces are some of the items that will be exhibited.

The area’s first cooperative fiber art gallery has 70 members, some of whom are published, teach and have won awards in the fiber arts. Monthly juried shows include original works in jewelry, scarves, clothing, woven, knitted or crocheted items, handmade paper, wall hang-ings, fiber sculptures and a variety of other innovative work.

!Printmakers Inc. Studio #325, Torpedo Factory Art Center, 105

N. Union St, (703) 683-1342. Daily 11am-5 pm. www.tfpi.org

Ed Mcluney 2.0, thru April 30. The exhibit will feature drawings, paintings and graphics as he moves forward with his artistic transition-ing.

Current members: Penelope Barringer, Anne Buchal, Judith Coady, John Gosling, M. Alexander Gray, Laura Huff, Avis Fleming, Edward McCluney, Norma Pffaf, Joseph Regan, Patrick Sargent, Priscilla Young.

#Studio Antiques & Fine Art 524 N. Washington St, (703) 548-5188.

Open Tues. - Sat., 11-5, Sunday, 12-5. www.StudioAntiques.net.

Area’s most extensive, diverse collection of European & American painting from the 18th to the early 20th century. Over 300 antique paintings beautifully displayed in conjunction with period furniture & accessories in a turn-of-the-century row house in historic Alexan-dria. Painting subjects include landscapes, portraits, genre scenes, animals, still lives, marines, etc. Everything is properly restored and guaranteed as represented. Painting restoration, picture lights.

“The artist is a receptacle for emotions that come from all over the place: from the sky, from the earth, from a scrap of paper, from a passing shape, from a spider’s web.” Pablo Picasso

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