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Maryland continues...<br />

" Communication Arts Technologies<br />

Gallery, Montgomery College Rockville<br />

Lower level, Tech Center, 51 Manakee St, Rockville,<br />

240-567-7521. M-W 10-6, Th 10-8, Fri<br />

10-1.<br />

JOHN HOOVER: HINDUSTAN, January 30 – February<br />

24. A photographic journey through this<br />

ancient and beautiful culture.<br />

BL Harmony Hall Regional Center Gallery<br />

10701 Livingston Road, Fort Washington,<br />

301.203.6070; TTY 301.203.3803. Open M-Th<br />

9-9, Fri 9-4:45, Sat 9-3:45.<br />

Jan 23-Mar 16: Reading, ‘Riting and Race Revisited:<br />

Rosenwald Schools in Prince George’s and<br />

Surrounding Counties. Through historic photos and<br />

artifacts, the exhibit highlights Rosenwald schools<br />

featured in “America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic<br />

Places” by the National Trust for Historic Preservation<br />

in 2002. The exhibit’s centerpiece includes the<br />

recently renovated Ridgeley Rosenwald School,<br />

considered to be one of the county’s best examples<br />

of this type of educational facility.<br />

( Howard Community College<br />

Horowitz Center for Visual and Performing Arts,<br />

10901 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia,<br />

443-518-4189. Email: rbafford@howardcc.edu.<br />

Gallery Hours: Mon-Sun, 10am-8pm.<br />

www.howardcc.edu<br />

January 12-March 18: The Art of Seduction:<br />

Exquisitely Crafted Temptations. Reception and<br />

Gallery Talk: February 16, 5-7pm. Curator Gail<br />

M. Brown selected 39 artists from across the US<br />

to create work that reflects their own unique<br />

style and interpretation of “seductive.”<br />

BM Huckleberry Fine Arts<br />

12063 Nebel Street, Rockville, 301-913-<br />

9199, 301-881-5977, FAX 301-881-5977.<br />

www.discovery<strong>galleries</strong>.com<br />

Featuring the art of Tina Palmer, J. Scott Nicol,<br />

Voytek, Bob Ransley, Gavin Glakas, Robert Sarsony,<br />

Rob Gonsalves, Victor Nizovtev, Connie Townsend<br />

& other national & international artists.<br />

/ King Street Gallery, Montgomery<br />

College Takoma Park/Silver Spring<br />

The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation<br />

Arts Center, 930 King St, Silver Spring, 240-<br />

567-1368. Gallery for the Fine Art Department<br />

& the School of Art+Design. Mon-Fri 8-4.<br />

King Street Gallery: STRUCTURE AS LANGUAGE,<br />

February 2 – 29. Artists whose methods and materials<br />

become a language. Featuring Brent Crothers,<br />

Kate Demong and Philip Hall. Open Gallery: OUR<br />

SMALL ROOMS, January 12 – March 9. Human<br />

structure explored in reduction by Michele Banks<br />

and Kendall Nordin, Watercolors and Installation.<br />

& The Mansion at Strathmore<br />

10701 Rockville Pike, N. Bethesda, Grosvenor<br />

Metro, desk (301) 581-5109, info (301) 581-<br />

5200, Mon-Fri 10-4, Wed til 9 pm, Sat 10-3.<br />

www.strathmore.org.<br />

January 7 – February 4: Stepping Over the Line<br />

redefines how we look at art. Fresh, forward thinking<br />

and utterly unexpected, this show transcends<br />

the restrictions of media and artistic genres. Mixed<br />

media artist and painter Shahla Arbabi and watermedia<br />

artists Kathleen Alexander, Carol Carter, Mark<br />

Mehaffey, Thomas Shaller, Nicholas Simmons and<br />

Keiko Tanabe upend the familiar with unique application<br />

of color, mesmerizing media manipulation,<br />

intense point of view and emotional outlook.<br />

Children’s Talk and Tour, January 21, 10:15 a.m. Art<br />

Talk, Saturday, January 21, 1 p.m.<br />

February 11 – March 17: YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT.<br />

– Art about food triggers memories and desires<br />

as we connect food with beauty, pleasure, taste,<br />

perception, excitement and regret. This multi-media<br />

exhibition explores how the food that we eat creates<br />

the armature of our physical form and our perceived<br />

body image, and how figure representations in art<br />

allows the viewer a personal freedom to disregard<br />

cultural norms.<br />

22 ■ <strong>galleries</strong> ■ WINTER <strong>2012</strong>

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