Galleries Magazine

GALLERIES 

a guide to Washington/Baltimore metropolitan area art spaces 

Summer 2013

June openings 

1 Saturday 

5-9 pm: The Artists Gallery, Maryland - 

Nancy McLaughlin. 

6:30-9 pm: International Visions Gallery, 

Uptown DC - Anna Demovidova. 

5-7 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle - 

Suzanne Yurdin, Thierry Guillemin, Carol 

Rubin. 

1-4 pm: Washington Printmakers Gallery, 

Maryland - Ron Meick; also The Listening 

Room - Refugee Art Project. 

7 Friday 

6-8 pm: Alex Gallery, Dupont Circle - Judith 

Judy. 

6-9 pm: Arts Club of Washington, 

Downtown - Bi-annual Members Exhibition. 

6-9 pm: Art First Gallery, Fredericksburg, 

Virginia - Judith Merrill Retrospective and 

All Members' Exhibit. 

6-8 pm: Cross-Mackenzie Gallery, Dupont 

Circle -Summer Group Show of Gallery 

Artists and New Discoveries. 

7 Friday 

7-10 pm: Del Ray Artisans, Oldtown 

Alexandria - (Show) Music in Art. 

6-8 pm: Foundry Gallery, Dupont Circle - 

Lesley Clarke. 

6:30-8:30 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle 

- Suzanne Yurdin, Thierry Guillemin, Carol 

Rubin. 

6-8:30 pm: Touchstone Gallery, Downtown - 

Aina Nergaard-Nammack, Harvey Kupferberg. 

8 Saturday 

5-7 pm: American Painting, Uptown DC - 

Washington Society of Landscape Painters. 

7-11 pm: Workhouse Arts Center, Virgina - 

Urban Decay; 2nd Saturday Art Walk. 

9 Sunday 

1-4 pm: The Loft Gallery, Virgina - Jan E. 

Moffatt. 

3-6 pm: MFA Circle Gallery, Annapolis - Eye 

of the Beholder: Art of the Found Object. 

13 Thursday 

7-9 pm: McLean Project for the Arts, 

Virginia - Strictly Painting 9; MPA Student 

Exhibition. 

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14 Friday 

6-8 pm: Susan Calloway Fine Arts, 

Georgetown - Matthew Langley. 

6-9 pm: Waverly Street Gallery, Bethesda 

- Matt Sesow, Meryl Silver. 

15 Saturday 

3-5 pm: Harmony Hall Regional Center 

Gallery, Maryland - Water Work. 

5:30-8 pm: Zenith Gallery Salon, see 

Downtown DC - Fresh: new art work by 

gallery artists and new Zenith artists. 

16 Sunday 

1:30-3:30 pm: The Meeting House 

Gallery, Maryland - Abstractions. 

20 Thursday 

6-8 pm: Goya Contemporary, Baltimore - 

Soledad Salamé. 

21 Friday 

6-8 pm: Parish Gallery, Georgetown - 

Galleries 1054 group reception. 

6:30-8:30 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont 

Circle - Flora Kanter, Deborah Addison 

Coburn, Sally Kauffman, Monica Perez- 

Roulet. 

22 Saturday 

3-5 pm: Multiple Exposures Gallery, 

Oldtown Alexandria - Michael Borek. 

23 Sunday 

1-3 pm: Stevenson University Gallery, 

Baltimore - 2013 Mid-Atlantic Regional 

Watercolor Exhibition, Baltimore 

Watercolor Society. 

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VERMONT AVE & K St NW 

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Open 11-5, Mon - FrI 

26 Wednesday 

3-5 pm: Columbia Art Center Galleries, 

Maryland -Wear Art. 

5-7:30 pm: Howard Community College 

Galleries, Maryland - Wear Art; also 

Georgia Nassikas. 

27 Thursday 

7-9 pm: The Mansion at Strathmore, 

Maryland - No Strings Attached. 

28 Friday 

6-8 pm: MFA Circle Gallery, Annapolis 

(Reception at The Art Gallery, Art-Soc. 

Building, Univ of Md, College Park) - 

MD Art @ College Park. 

5-8 pm: Watergate Gallery, Downtown - 

Mimi Stuart. 

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Matt Sesow 

Born Again 

Acrylic on paper, 28” x 40” 

thru Waverly Street Gallery 

Dupont Circle 

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Hiu Lai Chong 

All Tucked In 

10" x 20", oil on linen 

This nocturnal painting of the Hooper Strait 

Lighthouse by Hiu Lai Chong from Rockville MD won 

the 2012 Plein Air–Easton! Grand Prize. Chong loves 

painting from life, using vivid colors and sensitive 

brush strokes to express mood and feeling. Chong 

finds inspiration at marinas and shorelines along the 

beautiful Chesapeake Bay. With more than 600 miles 

of shoreline, she will have plenty of places to choose 

from in Talbot County during the 9th Annual Plein 

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During the 9th Annual Plein Air–Easton! 

Competition & Arts Festival, July 15-21, 2013, Chong 

will join hundreds of other artists as they descend 

on Easton and Talbot County to paint picturesque 

landscapes, breathtaking sunsets, and colonial era 

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representational art in America today. Plein Air– 

Easton! features a national competition, accredited 

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made paintings, exclusive Collectors’ Preview Party, 

two-hour Quick Draw competition, gallery exhibits, 

demonstrations, and art talks. Most events are free 

and open to the public. 

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5 Friday 

July openings 


Virginia - All-Members’ Exhibition. 


Maruka Carvajal. 


- Flora Kanter, Deborah Addison Coburn, 

Sally Kauffman, Monica Perez-Roulet. 

6 Saturday 

5-8:30 pm: The Artists Gallery, Maryland - 

Linda Sherman, Liz Holm. 

6:30-9 pm: International Visions Gallery, 

Uptown DC - Stanley Agbontaen. 

1-4 pm: The Loft Gallery, Virgina - Jackie 

Perry. 


Maryland - Distant Member Exhibition; also 

Thomas Norulak. 

7 Sunday 

5-7 pm: MFA Circle Gallery, Annapolis - 

Cool + 2: Emerging Artist Exhibition. 

10 Wednesday 

6-8 pm: C. Grimaldis Gallery, Baltimore- 

Summer '13. 

12 Friday 

5-7 pm: Addison/Ripley Fine Art, Georgetown 

- Elizabeth Morisette. 

6-8:30 pm: Touchstone Gallery, Downtown 

- Mary D. Ott, Pete McCutchen. 

6-9 pm: Waverly Street Gallery, Bethesda - 

Mary Eggers. 

13 Saturday 


360 Degrees of Post-Traumatic Stress; 

2nd Saturday Art Walk. 


Bonita Tabakin 

Attitude Ocean, Higgs boson 

60" x 50" 

fibers, encaustics, oils 

American Center for Physics 

One Physics Ellipse, MD 

Call 301-762-8789 

or text 301-920-4116 

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Downtown 

$Arts Club of Washington 

2017 Eye St NW, (202) 331-7282, ext 123. 

Galleries are free and open to the public 

Tues-Fri 10-5, Saturday 10-2; please call to 

confirm hours and availability. 

Bi-annual Members Exhibition, features over 

100 artworks including paintings in oil, 

pastels, watercolors, acrylic and mixed 

media, June 7 - July 26. 

Also, the work of Vicki Doyle in the Spilsbury 

Gallery. The Spilsbury Gallery is a cooperative 

gallery run by Arts Club Members. 

Participating artists in Spilsbury Gallery 

include: Lorna Aldrich, Cherry Baumbusch, 

Jenna Beebe, Ruth Meixner-Bird, Susanne 

Eisinger, Jack Hannula, Teri Hiley, Larry 

Jarvik, Martine Khadr-Van Schoote, Pamela 

King, Peggy McNutt, Mahy Polymeropoulos, 

Enza Quargnali, # Leslie Sorg Ramsay, and 

Jeanne Sullivan. 

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$Luther W. Brady Art Gallery 

The George Washington University, Media & 

Public Affairs Building, 805 21st St NW, 2nd 

floor, (202) 994-1525. Open Tues-Fri 10-5: 

Littoral: John Hubbard in Context highlights 

the painterly work of an American artist, living 

in Dorset, thru June 28. His oils and charcoals 

on paper feature the sea, sky, and movement 

of the tides. After Melville and Whitman on 

view through July 5 in our 2nd floor cases. 

See our website for more information on our 

exhibitions: www.gwu.edu/~bradyart. 

/Touchstone Gallery 

901 NY Ave, NW, 202.347.2787. 

email: touchstonegallery@gmail.com 

Open Wed-Th, 11-6, , Fri 11-8, Sat-Sun 12-5. 

www.touchstonegallery.com. 

June 7 - June 30: Fragments of Classical Music, 

by Aina Nergaard-Nammack. Work painted 

as Aina Nergaard-Nammack listens to an 

excerpt of a composition by a classical composer. 

Along the Oregon Coast - From Gold 

Beach to Coos Bay by Harvey Kupferberg. The 

black and white images represent 16 years of 

photographing the Oregon Coast. Touchstone 

Gallery All Member exhibition in Gallery A. 

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July 3 – 28: Hot Off the Press, by Mary D. 

Ott. Mary D. Ott's monotypes inspired by 

the graceful design of ornamental grasses. 

Geometrics, Photographs by Pete McCutchen. 

Tight shots and geometric figures washed 

with vivid color: Pete's unique eye turned to 

Las Vegas in this series. Touchstone Gallery All 

Member exhibition in Gallery A. 

August 2 - 29: MiniSolos@Touchstone, 38 Guest 

Artists. Member's Summer Sampler, 45 Member- 

Artists. 

&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 

Ethan Rochmis-Loose Canon, to June 15. Ink 

works on paper created in 2012. Artist Talk 

Wednesday, June 5th, 6:30pm 

Mimi Stuart -The Romance of Flight, June 22 

– July 27. Mimi Stuart’s signature style, EOS – 

Energy of Subject - is a vibrant explosion of color 

and line on canvas often enhanced with 24K 

gold, silver and copper leaf. Her style has been 

called semi-abstract Kinetic Expressionism. Her 

subjects range from aeronautics themes, music, 

sports, legendary individuals and celebrities. 

August: Group show including painting and 

sculpture. Check website for more information. 

August 27 – Oct 4: Our Lady of Perpetual 

Exhaustion, group show of over 20 artists, each 

doing a piece based on an interpretation of the 

statement [condensed here]: "Every morning as 

soon as my eyes fly open, I think of all the to-do's 

of the day. After sending up a prayer for strength 

and positive energy, I also give a shout- out to 

Our Lady of Perpetual Exhaustion.... We all have 

someone in our lives who has inspired us by their 

seemingly indefatigable nature, sense of humor, 

and capacity for forgiveness. What is your interpretation 

of Our Lady of Perpetual Exhaustion?" 

Wonder Graphics 

1001 Vermont Ave NW, near McPherson Sq. 

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

The Cabinet Art (see also Uptown/DC): 

JUNE: Old Chestnuts: Laura Huff. In silkscreens 

inspired by an 1872 engraving and the endangered 

American Chestnut Tree, Huff shows the 

tree’s grandeur. 

JULY/AUG: Charlie Maiorana, Abstracts. New 

exuberant digital prints, resin coated on boxmounts, 

create an impression of elegance and 

modernity with their lively, shining color. Other 

prints, equally inventive, e.g. Untitled (#10) on 

page 16, are built on geometries generated by 

computer programs written by the artist. 

Zenith Gallery 

PO Box 55295, DC 20040. For an appointment, 

information, gallery hours & address call 

202-783-2963, email: art@zenithgallery.com. 

www.zenithgallery.com. 

The Zenith Gallery Salon, 1429 Iris Street 

NW: Fresh, featuring new art work from gallery 

artists and new artists joining Zenith Gallery, 

June 1-Aug 31. Our eclectic mix is in high gear: 

our artists show their amazing range. Indoor, 

outdoor, three dimensional, glass, abstract and 

realism painting, photography, and so much 

more. 

The Gallery at 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue 

NW, (12th & Penn NW), Weekdays, 8 am-7 

pm; Sat & Sun by appt: Girardini: Retrospective 

Passages, featuring the Sculpture, painting, 

photography, furniture by Julie & Ken Girardini, 

thru Aug 31. 

The Washington, DC Economic Partnership, 

1495 F Street NW, M – Fri 9am – 5pm: Call 

Zenith for information. 

Zenith provides high-quality acquisition, 

consulting and commissioning services to residential/corporate 

clients via its website, salon 

gallery, or by appointment and house calls. 


July openings continue 

18 Thursday 

6-8 pm: Susan Calloway Fine Arts, Georgetown 

- Li Keran Painting Academy. 

Maruka Carvajal 

Acrylic on canvas 

24" x 30" 

thru The Foundry Gallery 

Dupont Circle 

19 Friday 

5-8 pm: The Old Print Gallery, Georgetown 

- Per-Form. 

20 Saturday 

1:30-3:30 pm: The Meeting House 

Gallery, Maryland - Snap Decisions. 


Meryl Silver 

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photography 

18" x 24" 


Bethesda 


Addison Ripley Fine Art 

Burton Marinkovich Fine Art 

Susan Calloway Fine Art 

Eisley Fine Art 

Kathleen Ewing Gallery 

Barbara Fendrick Fine Art 

Jane Haslem Gallery 

International Visions Gallery 

Maurine Littleton Gallery 

Marsha Mateyka Gallery 

Parish Gallery 

Principle Gallery 

Watergate Gallery 

Lavinia Wohlfarth Gallery 

Zenith Gallery 

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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. 

June 7 - July 13: Alex Gallery: Beyond the Real, 

paintings By Judith Judy. Masterful artist 

Judith Judy paints lush and luminescent landscapes 

that are both familiar and mystical. Her 

latest work peers through forests, hills, and 

streams to imagine a calmer, more contemplative 

world than the places we daily inhabit. 

Gallery A: Gallery artists including Michel 

Moulimois, Corinne Ranson, Mari Rantanen, 

Consuela Vallina. 

July 16-Sept 7: Alex Gallery: Gallery Artists: 

Olivier Debre, BS Judith Judy, Dee Levinson, 

Hannu Palosuo. 

Gallery A: Gallery Artists: Rosana Azar, George 

Iso, MAGO, Corinne Ranson. 

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1506 21st St NW, (202) 296-6563, FAX (202) 

296- 6901. South of the Phillips Collection. 

Tues-Sat 11-6, Sun by appt. 

Works by contemporary masters, including 

Chuck Close, Richard Diebenkorn, Jim Dine, 

Lesley Dill, Helen Frankenthaler, David Hockney, 

Robert Motherwell, Kiki Smith, Wayne Thiebaud 

& others. Paintings by Mary Grigonis, gouaches 

by Geoffrey Baker. Estate of Mary Louise Cline. 

New acquisitions of early prints by Terry Winters. 

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"Cross-Mackenzie Gallery 

2026 RSt NW, 202-333-7970, 

e-mail becca@crossmackenzie.com. 

Wed-Sat 12-6 : 

www.crossmackenzie.com 

Summer Group Show of Gallery Artists and 

New Discoveries, opens June 7. 

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Wed-Fri 1-7, Sat & Sun 12-6: Metro accessible 

at Dupont Circle. www.foundrygallery.org 

June 5-30: Scotland: Boundless, Beautiful and 

Home, Lesley Clarke's recently painted abstract 

representations of her homeland. Her works 

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sparkling, high, floral, and bright" images of her 

experience about the Scottish landscape, which 

range from remote outposts to urbanities 

July 3-28: Intimate Colors, Seeing Beyond, solo 

exhibition by member Maruka Carvajal. In her 

words, "Space, color, shape composition – in 

this series, I synthesize fragments of my reality, 

my memories and my feelings." 

August: The Foundry Gallery August 2013 Juried 

Exhibition for Guest Artists. Questions call 202- 

463-0203, email president@foundrygallery.org 

and check out our new Virtual Gallery and join 

us on Facebook. 

& Jane Haslem Gallery 

2025 Hillyer Place NW. Open Wed, Thurs, 

Fri, Sat 12 noon - 5 pm, also by appt, 

202-232-4644, haslem@mac.com. 

www.janehaslemgallery.com. 

the mind / the line / the image, June - July. 

Drawings by Neena Birch, Tom Edwards, 

Kathryn Freeman, Johannah Hall, David 

Hollowell, Billy Morrow Jackson, Peter Milton, 

Gabor Peterdi, Julie Schneider, and Stephen 

Talsanik. 

)International Arts & Artists’ 

Hillyer Art Space 

9 Hillyer Ct. NW, 202-338-0680, Fax 202-333- 

0758. email: grahamb@artsandartists. 

Mon. 10-5, Tues.-Fri. 10-7, Sat. 11-4. 

www.artsandartists.org. 

June- Marley Dawson – [Big Feeling] Going 

Nowhere. Australian Artist Marley Dawson's 

new work in kinetic sculpture. Santiago Rios 

– Living Music. Rios creates his work while 

attending concerts. 

July: Stephanie Williams- New Work. Arlingtonbased 

Williams uses the framework of formal 

portraiture, then cuts up and amalgamates the 

senses of the human form. Soapbox-An exhibition 

of Hillyer’s previous performance artists. 

August-Recent Metro area graduates present 

ideas on what it means to them to be a Young 

Contemporary artist in Washington DC. 

"Marsha Mateyka Gallery 

2012 R Street NW, (202) 328-0088. fax: (202) 

332-0520, e-mail: mmateyka@aol.com. 

Open Wed-Sat 11-5. 

www.marshamateykagallery.com. 

June 1 - June 29: Then and Now: Early and 

Recent Works by Gene Davis, Sam Gilliam, 

William T. Wiley and Nancy Wolf. 

July 6 - 27: Summer Group Show/ including new 

works by Kathleen Kucka, Kitty Klaidman and 

Sheila Rotner. 

The gallery also represents Jae Ko, Jim Sanborn, 

Christopher French, Aline Feldma and the 

Estates of Nathan Oliveira and Gene Davis. 

#Studio Gallery 

2108 R St NW (downstairs), (202) 232-8734. 

Wed-Thurs 1-7 pm, Fri 1-8 pm, Sat 1-6 pm. 

www.studiogallerydc.com. 

Thru 15 June: Suzanne Yurdin, A Sense of Place: 

Transformative Architectural Landscapes. . 

DUO SHOW: Thierry Guillemin, Movements in 

Color. Movement and colors continue to define 

Thierry's work. Carol Rubin, Structures: New 

Paintings and Drawings. Rubin reflects on the 

nature of the city in which we build refuges 

from chaotic but life-affirming change. 

19 June – 13 July: Flora Kanter-The Nature of 

Nature. Linear forms from nature lead to the 

creation of a new world. Downstairs Gallery: 

New Members Group Show: Deborah Addison 

Coburn-that jumbled lines, shapes and color 

can be organized into a composed, harmonious 

experience embodies the challenge of Coburn’s 

work. Sally Kauffman's series Moa is in oils on 

canvas and board. The animated paintings in 

pretty colors belie the source of the images, 

which reflect her fascination with food and her 

own fleshy body. Monica Perez-Roulet paints to 

say things. Everything has a social significance. 

17 July – 17 August: Summer Group Shows 

demonstrate the variety and depth of the 

artists of Studio Gallery by featuring the work 

of printmakers, painters, sculptors, photographers, 

and installation artists. Closed Aug 

21-Sept 3. 


John Hubbard 

Sea Into Sky, 2001 

oil on paper 

26-1/4" x 22" 

thru Luther W. Brady Art Gallery 

Downtown/DC 

August openings 

1 Thursday 

3-6 pm: MFA Circle Gallery, Annapolis - MFA 

Celebrates 50 ! 

2 Friday 

6-8:30 pm: Alex Gallery, Dupont Circle - 

Olivier Debre, Judith Judy, Dee Levinson, 

Hannu Palosuo. 


Virginia - Featuring Ana Rendich and All 

Members' Exhibit. 

7-10 pm: Del Ray Artisans, Oldtown 

Alexandria - Anything Goes! 


August 2013 Juried Exhibition for Guest Artists. 


- Summer Group Show. 

6-8:30 pm: Touchstone Gallery, Downtown 

- MiniSolos@Touchstone, 38 Guest Artists; 

Member's Summer Sampler, 45 Member 

Artists. 

Suzanne Yurdin 

XII 

mixed media on paper, 26" x 40" 

thru Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle 


August openings continue 

3 Saturday 

5-8:30 pm: The Artists Gallery, Maryland - 

Salon Show, gala reception. 


Maryland - 16th Annual National Small 

Works Exhibition & Cianna Valley . 


–3rd Annual Workhouse Clay National 2013; 

2nd Saturday Art Walk. 

10 Saturday 

6-9 pm: The Art Gallery of Potomac, 

Maryland - Summer Entertainment. 

11 Sunday 

1-4 pm: The Loft Gallery, Virgina -Linda Rose 

Larochelle. 

2-4 pm: MFA Circle Gallery, Annapolis - 

AACO: Artists of Anne Arundel County and 

Members of MFA. 

Prints & Original Works on Paper 

samdixon.org 

6925 Willow Street, NW 

by appointment 

Studio 203, WDC, 

301 706 1585 

24 Saturday 

3-5 pm: Harmony Hall Regional Center 

Gallery, Maryland - Tinam Valk. 

Lesley Clarke 

Approaching Invergordon 

acrylic/mixed media on paper 

33" x 41” 

thru The Foundry Gallery 

Dupont Circle 


Georgetown 

%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: addisonrip@aol.com. 

www.addisonripleyfineart.com 

sigil |sijel| : A group exhibition curated by 

Carol Brown Goldberg, featuring the work of: 

Renee Butler, Joe White, Maggie Michael, Robin 

Rose, Andrea Way, Tom Green, Joan Belmar, 

Chip Richardson, thru June 29. 

July 5 - August 23: Elizabeth Morisette: 

RE:Visit. Wall Hangings and Vessels of recycled 

or repourposed materials. 

$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: gallery@callowayart.com. 

www.callowayart.com. 

Expanding upon the concepts which underlay 

a process-based approach to painting, 

Matthew Langley seeks to show the history of 

the making of his geometric abstract artwork 

in Place and Process, June 14 - July 13. 

An Invitation from the Potomac: Li Keran 

Painting Academy comes to Georgetown on 

view from July 15 thru July 30. Li Keran (1907- 

1989) was a master of contemporary Chinese 

landscape painting. His works, considered 

classics of 20th century painting, wrote a new 

chapter in Chinese art history. Six artists of 

the Academy are heirs to Li Keran's expansive 

vision and eager to share their talents with a 

new audience in Washington, DC. 

Susan Calloway Fine Arts specializes in 

contemporary art by local, regional, and 

international artists, antique American and 

European oil paintings, and a carefully 

chosen selection of 17th-19th century prints. 

The gallery also specializes in conservation 

framing using archival-quality materials and 

techniques, and in traditional French mat 

decoration. The gallery provides extensive art 

consulting services for business and 

residential clients and collaborates with 

architecture and design trades. 

"Maurine Littleton Gallery 

1667 Wisconsin Ave. NW, between Q St & 

Reservoir Road, (202) 333-9307. email: info@ 

littletongallery.com. Open: Tues-Sat 11-6. 

www.littletongallery.com. 

Located in Washington DC's 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. 


The Old Print Gallery 

1220 31st St NW, (202) 965-1818 

Open Mon-Sat 10-5:30 pm 

www.oldprintgallery.com 

Ross/Romano, thru July 13. Featuring the work 

of John Ross and Clare Romano, internationally 

known printmakers, teachers & husband and 

wife creative duo. Their book The Complete Printmaker, 

first published in 1972, has been called 

the definitive textbook on printmaking. Their 

prints sample architecture, landscapes, waterways 

and canyon vistas--a visual rrecord of their 

travels to Italy, the Southwest, Eastern Europe, 

and time spent at home in New York. Working in 

the medium of collagraphy, prints by Ross and 

Romano marry texture and color in a beautifully 

layered and engaging way. 

PER∙FORM, July 19-September 14. PER∙FORM 

celebrates depictions of musicians, circus 

performers, and stars of the stage, and pulls 

from the gallery’s inventory of both early 20th 

century and contemporary prints. Ranging from 

abstract to figural, these compositions are ambitious 

and inventive in their attempt to capture 

sound, forms in movement, and the indefinable 

energy- both physical and emotional- that fuels 

and motivates performers. 

The Old Print Gallery specializes in contemporary 

and early 20th century prints, from American 

and local DC artists. Established in historic 

Georgetown in 1971, the gallery has become 

one of the most respected antique print and 

map gallery 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. 

Georgetown continues..... 

ON COLLECTING FINE ART 

A series of seminars sponsored by the Art Dealers Association of 

Greater Washington and the American University Museum at the 

Katzen Arts Center. On Collecting Fine Art coincides with the Katzen 

Arts Center Show “Washington Art Matters,” June 15 to Aug 11, 2013 

Featuring presentations by gallery directors who are members of the 

Art Dealers Association of Greater Washington [ADAGW]. Topics include how 

to get started, how to educate your eye, how to develop a collection, how to understand 

descriptions of various processes and techniques, and how to maintain best practices 

for archival preservation of an art collection. 

June 27 ~ Collecting Works on Paper: Prints and Drawings 

July 18 ~ Collecting Photographs: Vintage and Contemporary Photography 

July 25 ~ Collecting Sculpture, Glass & 3dimensional Art 

August 8 ~ Collecting Contemporary Paintings: Washington area and national artists 

Panel Moderator: Jack Rasmussen, Director and Curator, American University Museum at the 

Katzen Arts Center. Thursday evenings starting at 6:30pm, Abramson Family Recital Hall, 

Katzen Arts Center, American University, 4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 

ON COLLECTING FINE ART is free and open to the public. Reservations suggested 202-986-0105. 

ADAGW, PO Box 55289, Washington, DC 20040 

www. washingtonartdealers.org 


Mary Eggers 

Reaching for Prayers 

acrylic 

15" x 22" 


Bethesda 

Georgetown continues... 

! Parish Gallery 

1054 31st St NW, (202) 944-2310, 

parishgallery@bigplanet.com. 

Open Tues-Sat, noon to 6 pm. 

www.parishgallery.com 

Carmen Torruella -Quander: My Travels – My 

Art through June 18. 

Call for Summer information. 

Parish Gallery primarily, but not exclusively, 

represents contemporary visual artists of 

significance from Africa & the African 

Diaspora. 

Charlie Mairoana 

Untitled (#10) 

digital print 

resin-coated box-mount 

14" x 20" 

thru The Cabinet Art 

Uptown DC 


GALLERIES 1054 

1054 31 st St NW 

Located in Canal Square - Georgetown's oldest enclave 

of art galleries located along the historic C & O Canal 

Victor Pakhomkin, Gate 

oil on canvas, 

60” x 70”, 2013 

at Winter Palace Studio 

OPENING RECEPTION June 21, 6-8 pm 

Alla Rogers Gallery 

202-213-0210 

www.allarogers.com 

MOCA DC 

202-342-6230 

www.mocadc.com 

Parish Gallery 

202-944-2310 

www.parishgallery.com 

Winter Palace Studio 

301-263-0000 

www.winterpalacestudio.com 

OPENINGS EVERY 3RD FRIDAY – 6-8 pm 

The Sea Catch Restaurant hosts six Galleries 1054 openings per year 

Serving complimentary mixed hors d'ouevres

Schellenberg; Raya Bodnarchuk, recent 

sculptural works. Follow us on facebook.com/ 

AmericanUniversityMuseum. 

UPTOWN 

#American Painting 

5118 MacArthur Blvd. NW, (202) 244-3244. 

Open Wed-Sat 11-7 & by appt. 

www.classicamericanpainting.com. 

The Art of Washington, DC, by the Washington 

Society of Landscape Painters, June 8 to Sept 

28. Oils, watercolors, pastels, and acrylics, with 

subjects including the museums, galleries, 

bistros, concert stages, restaurants, that make 

Washington DC an Arts Capital, by members of 

the region’s most venerable painters’ society. 

Also works by gallery artists Michele Martin 

Taylor, Carol Spils, Michael Francis, Ross Merrill. 

!American University Museum 

at the Katzen Arts Center 

4400 Mass. Ave NW, (202) 885- 

1300. Tues thru Sun 11-4. 

www.american.edu/museum. 

June 15-August 11: Chester Arnold: Accumulation 

and Dispersal, recent paintings 

discussing human accumulation; Washington 

Art Matters: 1940s–1980s, tracking the 

art identity of DC as documented by Jean 

Lawlor Cohen, Elizabeth Tebow, and Sidney 

Lawrence; Nan Montgomery: Opposite and 

Alternate, recent oil paintings in the D.C. 

native’s signature minimalist aesthetic; Kitty 

Klaidman: Beneath the Surface, paintings 

indicating the subtle rhythms and tensions 

in seemingly static natural settings; Tim Tate: 

Sleepwalker, glass and video works featuring 

collaborations with Pete Duvall and Richard 

% The Cabinet Art 

Near Tenley Metro, 4622 Wisconsin Ave. 

By appt: 301-461-1124. Also at 

Wonder Graphics, 1001 Vermont Ave, 

near McPherson Square (see Downtown) 

www.thecabinetart.com 

Top Drawer: Landscape Vistas and 

Botanicals. Second Drawer: Pencil and 

pastel drawings. Portfolios: Banks, 

Blankstein, Cusick, Huff, Holban, Penay, 

Segnan, Strike, Ungar, Valk, Vess, Zahn. 

Eisley Fine Art 

By appointment: 202 417-8392 

Contact: eisleyfineart@gmail.com 

www.eisleyfineart.com 

Jerry L. Eisley brings over 40 years of 

fine art experience in Washington DC 

to Eisley Fine Art offering fine contemporary 

art through continuing online 

exhibitions of gallery artists work and 

through special arts events. In addition 

Eisley Fine Art offers fine art curatorial 

services including the best in museum 

framing,conservation, restoration and 

installation. We come to you! 

International Visions Gallery 

2629 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, 

DC, 202-234-5112, Tim Davis, Director 

email: intvisionsgallery@gmail.com 

www.inter-visions.com 

June 1 – 29: For her series Who Used to 

Dance, Anna Demovidova brings together 

a collection of paintings inspired by the 

vibrancy and expressiveness of jazz and 

flamenco. Her fluid, energetic brushwork and 

vibrant palette evoke the spirit, rhythm, and 

improvisation of these two musical forms. 

July 6 - August 10: Stanley Agbontaen draws 

on the bustling urban culture of his hometown 

Benin City, Nigeria as inspiration for 

portraits and cityscapes. He utilizes a palette 

knife to apply thick coats of oil paint on canvas. 

His richly layered canvases are imbued 

with an energy and immediacy that draws 

viewers into their depths. 


Uptown DC continues... 

$ Kathleen Ewing Gallery 

Vintage and Contemporary Photography, 3615 

Ordway St NW, 202-328-0955. By appointment 

convenient to your schedule. 

www.kathleenewinggallery.com 

Master & Contemporary Photography, 

including A. Aubrey Bodine, Esther Bubleyilly 

Ronis, August Sander, Phil Borges, John Grant, 

Adriel Heisey, Alex MacLean, Darrow 

Montgomery, Mark Power, Rosamond 

Purcell, John Reef, Steve Szabo and others. 

BETHESDA 

Lavinia Wohlfarth Galleries 

3418 9th Street NE, Brookland, DC 

202-526-8022 (g), 203-397-1125 (c) 

WohlfarthGalleries@gmail.com 

www.wohlfarthgalleries.com 

A Fine Art Gallery of paintings, fine drawings, 

and sculpture. Established in 1990, the 

gallery is rich in the tradition of American 

Impressionism from the Painters of the Cape 

Cod School of Art in the Tradition of Charles 

W. Hawthorne and Henry Hensche. Large 

permanent collection. New work by Lisa Farrell, 

William Papaleo, Flynn Geissel. 

July & August by appointment. Call Lavinia 

Wohlfarth, Provincetown, MA. 508-487-6569. 

Gallery Services: Research, Appraisal, Custom 

Framing, Fine Art Consulting. 

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"Clinical Research Center Galleries 

National Institutes of Health, Building 10, 

Bethesda, (301) 402-0115. Daily, 7am-9 pm. 

www.lillianfitzgerald.blogspot.com. 

Thru July 5: Mark O Hatfield Clinical Center, 

North Gallery- Pattie Hipschen, West Gallery- 10 

Ruth Bird, East Gallery- Patricia Underwood, 

East Alcove Gallery-Andy Farkas, West Alcove 

Gallery- Parisa Tirna, Sculpture Cases- Karin 

Abromatis. 

July 12-Sept 6: Mark O Hatfield Clinical 

Center: North Gallery- Brenda Kidera, West 

Gallery- Rosemary Cooley, East Gallery- Bill 

Schmidt, East Alcove Gallery-Everitt Clark, 

West Alcove Gallery- Matt Klos, Sculpture 

Cases- Norma Hintze. 

! Waverly Street Gallery 

4600 East-West Highway, Suite 120 

(entrance on Waverly St.), Bethesda 

(301) 951-9441, Tues-Sat 12-6. 

www.waverlystreetgallery.com. 

Fathom - Sculptural Exploration of Another 

World by Liz Lescault and Alison Sigethy, 

thru June 8. 

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WILSON LA 

MOORLAND 

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ELM ST 

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AUBURN 

NORFOLK 

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BETHESDA 

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June 11-July 6: Beautiful People- Recent 

paintings by Matt Sesow, whose "selftaught" 

style of painting has been described 

as Art Brut, Outsider, Folk Art, and Abstract 

Expressionist. Simplicity Within-photographs 

by Meryl Silver. Most of Silver’s early work 

was documentary, b/w photography focused 

on her hometown, New York City. With color 

digital photography, she shifts focus from 

documentary to fine art. 

July 9 - August 3: The Unfolding-Paintings 

of the people of Bhutan, India and Nepal by 

Mary Eggers. In these paintings the artist 

conveys the beauty of the people and the flow 

of their fabrics. 

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MARYLAND 

Map #'s outside Beltway indicate general direction 

)American Center for Physics Gallery 

One Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD 

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

www.acp.org. 

Sitting Presence: photographs by Lance Chang, 

sculptures by Liz Lescault, paintings by Bonita 

Tabakin, thru Oct 18. Curator: Sarah Tanguy. 

BPThe Art Gallery of Potomac 

9945 Falls Road, 240-447-9417, Thurs.-Sun. 12-4 

www.theartgalleryofpotomac.com. 

www.potomacartists.org. 

Brush Strokes, May 29 - July 7: Resident artist 

Millie Shott former fine art director of Strathmore 

Art Center, is coordinating this show. Her 

paintings are in watercolor, acrylic, and mixed 

media. Joining her is Richard Kaufman, a 

Chinese brush style painter. He describes his 

work as a dance with a brush. 

Also, works from members of Miniature Painters, 

Sculptors, and Gravers Society of Washington, 

DC, the oldest miniature society in the U. S. 

July 11-Aug 25: Anne Martinez and Habib 

Hastaie collaborate on a summer show with art 

of food from around the world. There will be 

musical performances; check the web site for 

times. Joining them will be visiting artist, Ellen 

Baker, an oil representational painter. 

Resident Artists are Terri Cunningham, Carol 

Dyer, Felisa Federman, Habib Hastaie, Anne 

Martinez, Yolanda Prinsloo, Dot Procter, 

Millie Shott, and Martha Spak. Their works 

include portraiture, landscape, abstracts, 

folk art, and still life. 

" The Artists Gallery 

4 East Church St Frederick, (301) 696-8187. 

Open Fri-Sun 12-5 & by appt. 

extended hours in December, Fri & Sat 5-8 

www.the-artists-gallery.org. 

In June, Nancy McLaughlin shows Tunnels, 

Tracks, Trestles: Abstract paintings and drawings. 

Jan Lamb's series is Points of Interest. 

In July, Linda Sherman shows abstract paintings 

inspired by recent travels to Peru, and Liz 

Holm exhibits Sailing Home, a series of abstract 

paintings exploring memory, belonging, and 

our relationship with animals and nature. 

August 2-25, TAG's annual Salon Show offers 

works in all media submitted by new, 

emerging, and professional regional artists. 


Michael Heylin 

American Painting 

watercolor, 11" x 14" 

Thru American Painting 

Uptown DC 

(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. art.staff@ 

columbiaassociation.com 

www.columbiaartcenter.org. 

June 6 – 30: MAIN AND WINDOW GALLERIES: 

Wear Art - An invitational wearable art show 

featuring traditional and avante garde media. 

Held in conjunction with the Columbia Festival 

of the Arts and the Howard Community 

College Horowitz Gallery. June 21, 5-8:30 pm: 

Annual Theme Umbrella Exhibition features 

more than 30 umbrellas created by all ages 

reflecting the theme of RESPECT. Outdoor 

exhibit is part of Columbia's 46 Birthday Celebration 

at Lake Kittamaqundi in Columbia, 

Maryland. Location: Lake Kittamaqundi right 

off Little Patuxent Parkway and across from 

Columbia Mall. 


Maryland continues... 

" Communication Arts Technologies 

Gallery, Montgomery College Rockvillle 

Lower level, Tech Center, 51 Manakee St, 

240-567-7521. M-W 10-6, Th 10-8, Fri 10-1. 

Graphic Design and Illustration Student 

Exhibiton, thru June 28. 

" The Delaplaine Visual Arts 

Education Center 

40 South Carroll Street, Frederick, 

301-698-0656. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 11-5. 

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. 

Through June 23: ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBIT: 

Works in a variety of media by 38 artists from 

around the country. JOHN KACHIK - Politics and 

Portraits. A retrospective of original editorial 

and book illustrations. 

Thru July 14: JENNIE KIMBROUGH: Mortal 

Vestige, Immortal Flight. Encaustic collage on 

panel. 

Thru July 28: DOMESTIC LANDSCAPES: Photographs 

by Shepherd University students. 

June 29-July 28: HEATHER D. FREEMAN & JEFF 

MURPHY: Exhuming Toys: Recent Works. Large 

mixed media works. 

July 6-August 18: JULIE MAYNARD: Territory. 

Collages on paper and wood. 

August 3-25: MARGOT ALLMAN: Nature and 

Truth Embraced, Staying the Course. Large 

acrylic paintings on board. OVER 70 SHOW. 

Works by Delaplaine member artists. DOG 

DAYS of AUGUST. Members’ exhibit of man's 

best friend. 

August 3 -Sept 29: BRIDGET Z. SULLIVAN: 

Ransomed. Mixed media works on paper. 

BL Harmony Hall Regional Center Gallery 

10701 Livingston Road, Fort Washington, 

301.203.6070; TTY 301.203.3803. 

Open M-Th 9-9, Fri 9-4:45, Sat 9-3:45: 

June 10- August 2: Water Work is about 

rivers, creeks, and waterways in the D.C. area. 

Work was begun by Plein Aire painters Lynn 

Mehta, Barbara Stepura and Sally V. Parker 

and was conceived with the idea of how water, 

with its beauty, commercial benefits and environmental 

impact, touches all of us. 

August 19- October 11: Passages Revisited, 

Paintings by Tinam Valk. Ambiguity of shelter 

and nature is the main force in Ms. Valks’ 

architecture and landscape paintings. 

( Howard Community College 

Horowitz Center for Visual & Performing Arts 

10901 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia, 

443-518-4189. Email: rbafford@howardcc. 

edu. Gallery Hours: Mon-Sun, 10am-8pm. 

www.howardcc.edu. 

June 7-July 28: The Rouse Company 

Foundation Gallery: Wear Art. Unique, 

multi-media invitational exhibition of wearable 

art. Art Department Gallery: Georgia 

Nassikas-LUMIN-ESSENCE. 

/ King Street Gallery, Montgomery 

College Takoma Park/Silver Spring 

The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation 

Arts Center, 930 King St, Silver Spring, 240- 

567-1368. Gallery for the Fine Art Department 

& the School of Art+Design. Mon-Fri 8-4. 

JURIED STUDENT EXPOSITION, MC Department 

of Visual Arts and Design, thru September. 

&The Mansion at Strathmore 

10701 Rockville Pike, N. Bethesda, Grosvenor- 

Metro, desk (301) 581-5109, (301) 581-5200, 

Mon-F 10-4, Wed til 9, Sat 10-3 pm. 

Thru June 13: CREATIVE CRAFTS COUNCIL 29th 

BIENNIAL. A crafty collection of work in a 

variety of media by regional artists, using 

materials from ceramics, enamel, glass, fiber, to 

metals, mixed media, polymer clay and wood. 


The Mansion at Strathmore continues 

June 22 thru Aug 17: NO STRINGS ATTACHED 

–part of the Puppets Take Strathmore Festival. 

Behind the performing art of puppetry is the 

fine art of puppetry: carving, textiles, painting, 

sculpture and more—the magic begins long 

before the curtain goes up. Puppetry touches on 

nearly every form of visual art. FREE. 

( The Meeting House Gallery 

5885 Robert Oliver Place, Columbia 

410-730-4090 

Open daily from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm 

www.themeetinghouse.org 

Abstractions, thru July 13,features the works 

of Laurence Chandler, Cathy Leaycraft, Bob 

Paulding and Colleen Sabo. This exhibit is one 

of many art venues during The Columbia Art 

Festival, from June 14 - 29. Snap Decisions, July 

20- Sept 7, features the works of the Columbia 

Photo Artists. 

The Oakland Mills Interfaith Center, which 

houses the gallery, is an exciting architectural 

space used by various congregations and 

community groups for religious services, 

classes, meetings and private parties. 

% Montpelier Arts Center 

9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel (4 mi. from Beltway 

exit), (301) 377-7800. Open 7 days/week, 10-5: 

32nd Annual Montpelier Invitational Exhibition: 

DC Glassworks, June 13 thru August 18. 

"Sarah Silberman Art Gallery 

Montgomery College Rockville 

Paul Peck Art Building, second floor, 51 Manakee 

Street, Rockville, (240) 567-5115. Mon-Fri 10-4: 

Call for Summer info. 

(Still Life Gallery Fine Art 

& Custom Framing 

8173 Main St Ellicott City MD 21043 

(410) 461-1616. Wed thru Sun 11am-6 pm 

www.stilllifegallery.net 

Located in the heart of Ellicott City's charming 

Historic District, Still Life Gallery showcases 

local and regional fine artists with an 

emphasis on Classical Realism, Plein Air, 

Landscape, and still life painting. We offer a 

large and carfeully curated selection of art in 

an accessible, non-pretentious atmosphere. 

New works rotate on a continuing basis and 

include paintings by the students and faculty 

of The Schuler School of Fine Arts, Baltimore, 

and The Zoll Studio School of Fine Art. 

We also feature a stunning selection of outof-the-ordinary 

jewelry! Our on-site custom 

frame shop has a 30 year legacy of expert 

design using archival materials. We also offer 

art installation services. 

/Washington Printmakers Gallery 

Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, 2nd fl., 8230 Georgia 

Ave, Silver Spring, 301.273.3660. Tues-Thurs 

12-6 pm, Friday til 7, Sat 10 -5 pm, Sun 12- 5 

pm. info@washingtonprintmakers.com. 

www.washingtonprintmakers.com. 

Thru June 30: Extraktions recent prints by 

Delaware artist Ron Meick, covers interests 

including stock and commodity charts, dog excavations, 

frac-ing, and Chinese political issues. 

The Listening Room - Refugee Art Project: 

installation by artists, refugees, and poets, coordinated 

by Sally Brucker, utilizing sound, story, 

poetry, sculpture and mixed media. It is inspired 

by the stories of refugees from Iran, Ethiopia, 

Vietnam, Gambia, Darfur, and Sierra Leone. 

Refugee Talk: Saturday, June 22, 4-5 pm 

followed by a performance by Playback 

Theatre, 7-9:30 pm and post-show reception. 

July 3-28: Distant Member Exhibition - works 

by seven out-of-area WPG artists. Including 

Kiyomi Baird's contemplative monotypes & 

Carole Nelson's delicate, abstracted woodcuts. 

Detritus by Thomas Norulak. Pittsburgh artist 

Norulak examines natural and man-made 

objects that have been altered over the course 

of time by their interaction with the elements. 

July 31-Aug 25: 16th Annual National Small 

Works Exhibition & Cianna Valley. Juried by 

Philippa Hughes, this exhibition brings 50 

prints from across the nation to WPG. In the 

side gallery, 2012 winner and California printmaker 

Cianna Valley will exhibit her etchings. 


BALTIMORE 

!C. Grimaldis Gallery 

523 N. Charles St, (410) 539-1080. 

Tues-Sat 10am - 5:30 pm. 

www.cgrimaldisgallery.com 

Alexey Titarenko: Venice and Dennis Lee 

Mitchell: Smoke Drawings, thru July 6. Summer 

'13, July 10 - August 31. 

Dates are subject to change - please call the 

gallery for more information, or e-mail info@ 

cgrimaldisgallery.com. 

%Goya Contemporary 

3000 Chestnut Avenue, Mill Centre, #214, 410- 

366-2001, Fax: 410-235-8730. Hours: Tuesday 

- Friday, 10 am - 5:30 pm, Sat by appt, 12 – 5 

pm. Call to verify holiday hours. 

www.goyacontemporary.com 

Soledad Salamé: Looking Back… Looking 

Forward…, June 20 – August 13. 

HOWARD 

FRANKLIN 

MULBERRY 

SARATOGA 

FAYETTE 

M T R O Y A L 

SHARP PARK 

CATHEDRAL 

CHARLES 

J O N E S 

MADISON 

CENTRE 

ORLEANS 

LOMBARD 

PRATT 

Stevenson University Gallery 

CAMDEN 

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CALVERT 

E X P R E S S W A Y 

1525 Greenspring Valley Road, Stevenson, MD 

(443) 334-2163, fax (410) 486-3552. 

STADIUM 

INNER 

Open Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 11 - HARBOR 5, Wed 11 - 8, 

Sat 1 - 4. www.stevenson.edu. 

Gallery, thru June, Portals, annual exhibition 

conceived, designed and installed by graduating 

visual communication design majors. 2013 

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Mid-Atlantic Regional Watercolor Exhibition- 

Baltimore Watercolor Society. Founded in 1885, 

E. FORT AVE 

oldest organization in the country devoted to 

the use of watercolor as a painting medium, 

June 10- July 31, on view in the Stevenson Art 

Gallery and St. Paul Companies Pavilion. 

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ANNAPOLIS 

! Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Gallery 

St. John’s College Campus, Mellon Hall, 60 

College Ave. (410) 626-2556. Tues-Sun 12-5, 

Fri 7-8 pm. www.stjohnscollege.com. 

Less is More: Small Works in a Great Space (A 

Mitchell Gallery National Juried Exhibition), 

thru June 19. This exhibition will include the 

work of artists from the United States and 

Puerto Rico. Jurors Joann Moser (senior 

curator of Graphic Arts at the Smithsonian 

American Art Museum) and Jack Rasmussen 

(director and curator at the American University 

Museum at the Katzen Arts Center) will 

select two- and three-dimensional works in 

all media, including jewelry and small 

sculpture. All works will be for sale. To review 

the Less is More exhibition prospectus, go to 

http://themitchellgallery.org/prospectus.pdf. 


Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Gallery, cont. 

Karl Schrag: Memories and Premonitions (organized 

by Syracuse University Art Galleries), 

August 23 – October 17. 

The first major examination of the Karl 

Schrag's work since his death in 1995 includes 

70 original works by the influential artist, 

including paintings, prints and drawings. 

Schrag’s art career spanned more than 60 

years, and he had strong ties to the New York 

City art scene. After studying at the Art Students 

League, he joined S.W. Hayter's prestigious 

printmaking studio Atelier 17, working 

alongside artists Miró, Chagall, and Jackson 

Pollock. Schrag was named director of the 

Atelier in 1950 and later began a long teaching 

career at Cooper Union, where he taught 

drawing and graphic arts from 1954-1968. 

Schrag’s art conveys his ability to see the 

landscape as if for the first time, the surprise 

of that special view, the recognition of his 

ability to feel wonder when looking at nature 

or figures, and the reward associated with 

seeing the world through his eyes. As stated 

by Schrag, “While I believe that the outward 

appearance of nature is but the shell of a 

deeper and richer inside world that I wish to 

understand, I also know that the forms of art 

are in their infinite relationships charged with 

profound meanings.” 

" Maryland Federation of Art 

Gallery on the Circle 

18 State Circle, 410-268-4566 

Tuesday thru Sunday 11am - 5pm 

www.mdfedart.com 

Eye of the Beholder: Fine Art of the Found Object, 

thru June 23. National Juried exhibition of 

works incorporating at least one found object, 

or artwork created from objects not intended 

as art materials. This show features 53 artists 

displaying 133 selected by juror Adah Rose 

Bitterbaum. Show features works representing 

a variety of works ranging from mixed media 

www.galleriesmagazine.com 

assemblage to collage using neon signs. This is 

by far our most creative and innovative collection 

of works by the nature of the medium. 

June 14 – August 2 : MD Art @ College Park. Juried 

Exhibition of artwork by MFA members and/ 

or Maryland residents will feature a board array 

of 2-D and 3-D media. The juror Dan Mills, Director 

of the Bates College of Art, selected the show 

to incorporate the quality of the artwork submitted. 

The show will be held at the Art Gallery at 

the University of Maryland, College Park. Awards 

presented June 28, 7 pm at THE ART GALLERY 

1202 Art-Sociology Building, University of 

Maryland, College Park. 

June 28 – July 21: Cool + 2: Emerging Artist 

Exhibition. All forms of 2-D and 3-D artwork, 

installation and video considered. Juror David Page, 

Senior Adjunct faculty Corcoran College of Art + 

Design selects 10 artists, 35 and under, to display a 

body of work, or signature piece. The juror will 

consider all forms of 2-D, 3-D, installation and 

video. 

July 25- August 18: MFA Celebrates 50! Exhibition 

of work by current and former MFA members. 

MFA is celebrating our 50th Anniversary 

with a special exhibition for all current and 

former members. This exhibition will feature 

artworks in a variety of media. The opening 

reception will be held to celebrate MFA and all 

the dedicated artists that have brought MFA to 

the thriving visual arts organization that it is 

today! 

AACO: Artists of Anne Arundel County and 

Members of MFA Juried Exhibition of artworks 

by Anne Arundel County residents and/ or MFA 

members will feature works in a variety of 

media and formats. Works will be displayed at 

the Galleries at Quiet Waters Park in Annapolis, 

MD August 8 – September 22. 

Art Walk—walking tour of Annapolis area art 

galleries, Thursday, August 15, 5-9pm 


VIRGINIA 

$Art First Gallery 

See map page 20 

824 Caroline St., Fredericksburg 

(540) 371-7107 

Open Mon-Sun 11-5 and by appt. 

www.artfirstgallery.com 

Judith Merrill Retrospective and All Members' 

Exhibit, June 3-30. All Members' Exhibit, July 

1-28. Featuring Ana Rendich and All Members' 

Exhibit, July 29 - Sept 1. 

In the heart of historic Oldtown, we celebrate 

our 20th year bringing fine art to a discerning 

public. Rotating exhibitions of carefully 

chosen contemporary painting, photography, 

sculpture,jewelry, and textiles by over 30 

award winning local artists offer a broad selection 

of quality work. 

Art First represents the region’s finest artists and 

has an established reputation for excellence. 

Within walking distance are 18th and 19th c. 

historic buildings such as Mary Washington House, 

The Rising Sun Tavern, and more. Relax and enjoy 

a stroll back in time. 

New show receptions are open to the public from 

6 to 9 pm on the First Friday of every month. 

$ Backdoor Gallery 

4500 Plank Rd, Suite 1012 

Fredericksburg, VA 22407 

(540) 786-4455 

Open Tuesday – Saturday, 10 am – 5 pm 

www.facebook.com/BackdoorGallery 

& on Twitter @BackdoorG 

The Backdoor Gallery regularly showscases 

exciting new art from local Fredericksburg 

area artists. Our constantly rotating 

exhibitions include a full spectrum of 

intriguing and luminous works-traditional 

still lifes often hang alongside engaging, 

contemporary installations. 

Our unique new boutique has an elegant array 

of gifts and tchotchkes—everything from 

beautiful glass jewelry and hand painted silk 

scarves to gorgeous leather handbags. Discover 

our fine, handmade items from local, national, 

and international artisans! The gallery’s comfortable, 

art adorned conference room is also 

available for rent at reasonable rates! 

Check out our facebook page for upcoming 

events and exhibitions (and to catch a peek of 

some of our unique boutique items) ! 

$Loft Gallery 

313 (Upstairs) Mill St., Occoquan, (703) 

4901117. Open Tues-Fri 11-4, Sat 11-5, 

Sun 12-5. www.loftgallery.org. 

Reflecting-Paintings by Jan E. Moffatt, June 

4-30. 

Escapes-Paintings by Jackie Perry, July 2 thru 

August 4. 

Portraits and Patterns-Relief Block Prints by 

Linda Rose Larochelle, Aug 6 - Sept 1. 

Established in 1986, the Loft Gallery shows 

original fine art by local professionals. Wide 

variety of imagery, media, styles, and genres, 

including landscape, still life, figure and 

portraits in oils, acrylics, watercolor, colored 

pencil, pastel, photography, printmaking, 

sculpture and glass. Commissions welcome. 

Current artists: Jewell Pratt Burns, Carie Cole, 

Karen Kozojet Ching, Francesca Di Lorenzo, 

Kathleen Best Gillmann, Deborah Herndon, 

Deena Hunkler-Sanks, Lydia Jechorek, 

Suzanne Jepson, Graciela Cogote Keane, 

Linda Larochelle, Gwen Harrison Lockhart, Jan 

Moffatt, Susan Norman, Jackie Perry, Denise 

Phalan, Karin Sebolka, Sherry Smith, Marcia 

Weidler, Charla Wilkerson. 


# McLean Project for the Arts 

1234 Ingleside Ave., McLean, 703-790-1953. 

Tues-Fri 11-4, Sat 1-5. 

June 13 – August 3: Emerson and Atrium 

Galleries: Strictlly Painting 9: A juried biennial 

exhibition featuring works by mid-Atlantic 

artists working with paint. Juried by Margaret 

Heiner, Heiner Contemporary, Washington, D.C. 

Ramp Gallery: McLean Project for the Arts 

Student Exhibition, featuring works done by 

students from the MPA class program during 

the past year. 

$ Workhouse Arts Center 

9601 Ox Road, Lorton, 703-584-2900. 

Visit artists’ studios Wed-Sat 11am-7pm; Sun 

12-5pm. Over 100 artists exhibit in the Vulcan 

Gallery & Studio Galleries. Workhouse Prison 

Museum at Lorton open Wed-Fri 12-3pm; Sat & 

Sun 12-4pm. www.WorkhouseArts.org. 

Standing Room Only, thru June 16, will feature a 

selection of 20 artist customized bike seats. This 

show will transform the everyday and familiar 

seat into work of art. The show’s title makes 

reference to this change in the object’s function; 

what is usually seen as a tool for sitting and 

part of the bicycle unit will become an object of 

display and will be exhibited as such, standing 

on pedestals as purely an art object. 

Urban Decay 4, June 1 – July 28. The Workhouse 

Arts Center kicks off the summer with Urban 

Decay 4, an exhibition of low-brow urban art. 

Urban Decay 4 will exhibit emerging and establish 

artists alongside one another in the effort 

to bridge the gap. The artists and works were 

selected and curated by Debra Yarrington, 

curator at UAS. 

360 Degrees of Post-Traumatic Stress, June 

22—August 18. This exhibition will combine 

works from soldiers who are in transition at 

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center 

and Fort Belvoir Community Hospital. 

360 Degrees of Post- Traumatic Stress will feature 

sculptural works created by local patients and 

prints made by veterans from the Combat Paper 

Project collection. The exhibition will close with 

a one night showing of prints on handmade 

paper made during a Combat Paper Project 

workshop. 

3rd Annual Workhouse Clay National 2013, July 

31—September 8. The Workhouse Arts Center 

is proud to present its 3rd Annual Workhouse 

Clay National Ceramics Exhibition 2013. This 

3rd Annual Workhouse Clay National Ceramics 

Exhibition is an “Open Call” for functional and/or 

sculptural ceramic artworks. 

Over 100 Workhouse artists exhibit all media in 

the Vulcan Gallery, McGuireWoods Gallery & the 

Studio Galleries. 

WEST VIRGINIA 

" Steam at Harper’s Ferry 

180 High Street, 1-B, Harper’s Ferry, W. Va. 

Open Saturdays and Sundays 10-5 

304-885-0094; info@steamatharpersferry.com 

www.steamatharpersferry.com 

@SteamHF 

Steam at Harper’s Ferry is a Victorian/Steampunk 

themed gallery and gift shop located in the historic 

lower town of Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia. 

Steam at Harper’s Ferry has quarterly openings 

and features local and regional artists. 

"I merely took the 

energy it takes to pout 

and wrote some blues." 

Duke Ellington 


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% B & B 215 King Street Art Gallery 

215 King Street, 2nd Floor, Old Town Alexandria. 

Open Wed-Sun or by appt, 703-706-5791 

mddbrumbaugh@mac.com 

www.beallandbrumbaugh215.com 

New Gallery. Lelia Troup Beall specializes in 

Galaxy paintings and Scottish landscapes in 

oil. Martha Brumbaugh specializes in cave 

paintings and landscapes, mostly of France, in 

watercolor and acrylic. 

Newest feature, Vera Gridasova from southern 

Russia - colorful abstract paintings in acrylic 

with canandash on paper. Jane Andrle 

Gillette's Washington monuments and Old 

Town Alexandria watercolors. 

Other artists include Ron Flemmings, Gale 

Fitzwater McBrien - bronze sculptures, 

Catherine Mein - multi media abstracts, 

Elizabeth Mechling, Nar Steel, Jan Moffat, 

Janice Connally, Phyllis Sidorsky, Cindi Lewis, 

Patricia Uchello, Joe Demshar, Charles Kolb, 

Michele Lendt and Deena Montigny. Paintings 

by Adophe Milich and Chester Loomis. 

Studio of Beall & Brumbaugh on-site. Baby 

grand piano ready to be played. 

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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. 

June 7-30: (SHOW) Music In Art: Can you name 

that tune by the brush stokes in the painting, 

gems in the necklace, weave in fiber art, or see 

the movement in clay sculpture? 

Aug 2-Sept 1: Anything Goes! Showcasing 

artwork by seven members of the Board: 

Michele Reday Cook, Susan Amber Gordon, 

Lesley Hall, John W. Hiller, Nora Partlow, Betty 

Plummer, and Stacy Rausch 

!Multiple Exposures Gallery 

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105 N. Union St., # 312, (703) 683-2205, 

Open daily 11-5 pm, 2-9 pm 2nd Thurs. 

www.multipleexposuresgallery.com. 

Thru June16: Drive By-Utah Preserved in Time, 

photographs by Sandy Le-Brun Evans. New 

Photographs from March 2013 preserved in 

resin. Once Tibetan, the Wheel Turns, photographs 

by Danny Conant. 

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June 17 - July 29 : Michael Borek - What 

Would Sudek Do? 

July 29-Sept 8: MEG Summer Juried Group 

Show. 

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James Francis O'Brien, 

(1917-1996) 

Drugstore on 14th St (Dart Drug) 

oil on canvas, 16” x 20” 

at Studio Antiques and Fine Art 

Oldtown, Alexandria 

! Potomac Fiber Arts Gallery 

105 N. Union St, Studio # 18, 

(703) 548-0935. Open M-Sun 

11-5, Thurs Nights, thru 9 pm. 

Under the Microscope, thru June 16. Our artists 

derive inspiration from the world we cannot 

see. Small life forms, crystalline structures, 

atomic and sub-atomic particles contribute to 

out artists' creative ventures. 

Where in the World, June 18-Aug 4. In this 

show, our artists derive inspiration from travel 

and adventure. Things that we do, places and 

actions will inspire our artists' creativity. 

Childhood Tales, Aug 6-Sept 8. In this show, 

our artists derive inspiration from fairy tales 

and favorite fantasy stories.; the morals and 

fables that shape our childhood and fire our 

imagination. 

The DC area’s first cooperative fiber art gallery, 

and have 70 members, some of whom 

are published, teach and have won awards 

in the fiber arts genre. New juried shows 

are installed monthly which include original 

works in jewelry, scarves, clothing, woven, 

knitted or crocheted items, as well as handmade 

paper, wall hangings, 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 

Thru June: Printmakers Inc welcomes our 

newest member, Patrick Sargent, who will 

show samples of his large linocuts, mostly 

portraits. 

June 1-Aug 31: Artists have drawn inspiration 

from other artists on many occasions. 

For the summer show member printmakers 

have invited another factory artist who 

has inspired them to create a new work of 

art. Both the new work and the piece that 

inspired it will be on display. 

Printmakers Inc. remains the only group studio 

dedicaded to the art of original hand-pulled 

prints. Member artists work in a variety 

of traditional printmaking techniques that 

include intaglio, relief, monotypes and 

screenprinting. Current members: Penny Barringer, 

Anne Buchal, Judith Coady, Constance 

Grace, Laura Huff, Avis Fleming, Norma Pffaf, 

Patrick Sargent, Carolyn Witschonke. 

#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 turnof-the-century 

row house in historic Alexandria. 

Painting subjects include landscapes, 

portraits, genre scenes, animals, still lives, 

marines, etc. Everything is properly restored 

and guaranteed as represented. Painting 

restoration, picture lights. 


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32nd annual Montpelier Invitational Exhibition 

Glassworks 

Montpelier Arts Center 

Main Gallery 

June 13—August 18, 2013 

rEcEptIon 

Friday, June 14, 7 –9 pm 

artIst talk + lunchEon 

Sunday June 16, 12 noon 

Advance reservations required by Monday, June 10. 

Call 301-377-7800 or 410-792-0664 to RSVP. 

DEMonstratIon at DC GlassWorks and Sculpture Studios 

Friday, June 21, 6:30 pm 

5346 46th Avenue 

Hyattsville, MD 

MontpElIEr arts cEntEr 

9652 Muirkirk Road 

Laurel, Maryland 20708 

montpelier.arts@pgparks.com 

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