Galleries Magazine

GALLERIES
a guide to Washington/Baltimore metropolitan area art spaces
November 2011

November openings
3 Thursday
6-8 pm: King Street Gallery, Montgomery
College, Takoma Park/Silver Spring - Off
The Page - On the Wall.
6-8 pm: Stevenson University Gallery,
Baltimore - Black Male Identity:
Selections from the Troy Staton Collection.
6-8 pm: Watergate Gallery, Downtown
DC - Alexander Vasilijev.
4 Friday
6-8:30 pm: Alex Gallery and (Gallery
A), Dupont Circle - David Suter; gallery
artists.
5-9 pm: Art First Gallery, Fredericksburg,
Virginia – All Members Show.
6:30-8:30 pm: Arts Club of Washington,
Downtown DC – Steve Moore, Jerri Castillo,
Lorna Aldrich, Jenna Beebe, Ruth Bird,
Vicki Doyle, Susanne Eisinger, Jack Hannula,
Wendy Garner, Ed Purcell, Martine
Khadr-Van Schoote, Leslie Sorg Ramsay,
Jeanne Sullivan and Laura Wardlaw.
7-10 pm: Del Ray Artisans, Oldtown Alexandria
- The Del Ray Dozenz.
6-8 pm: Foundry Gallery, Dupont Circle -
Amy Barker-Wilson.
6-9 pm: International Art & Artists'
Hillyer Art Space, Dupont Circle -David
A. Mordini, Min Enghauser.
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4 Friday
6-8 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle -
Langley Spurlock, John Martin Tarrat; Nancy
Frankel; Brian Kirk.
6-8:30 pm: Touchstone Gallery, Downtown -
All Member Show and Anthony Dortch Jr.
5 Saturday
5-8:30 pm: The Artists' Gallery, Maryland
- Jan McIntyre Lamb.
3-5 pm: Columbia Art Center Galleries,
Maryland - Five Fiber Artists; Chick
Rhodehamel.
2-5 pm: Foxhall Gallery, Uptown - New
Views: Paintings by Cinda Train Longstreth
and Claudia Hartley.
1-3 pm: VisArts, Maryland - Celebration of
Republic of China 100 Year Anniversary.
1-4 pm: Washington Printmakers' Gallery,
Maryland - Pauline Jakobsberg, Edward
McCluney.
6 Sunday
3-6 pm: MFA Gallery on the Circle, Annapolis
- Eye of the Beholder.
1-4 pm: Workhouse Art Center Gallery,
Virgina - Maryland Pastel Society: Shades of
Pastel.
6-8 pm: Target Gallery, Oldtown Alexandria
- Transferred: Special FotoWeek DC Lecture
and reception with juror Regina Deluise.
7 Monday
5:30-7:30 pm: American Center for Physics
Gallery, Maryland- The Space Between:
Lylie Fisher, Kristy Simmons, and Marcos
Smyth.
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10 Thursday
6:30-8 pm: The Art League Gallery,
Oldtown Alexandria -Juried Exhibit of
Artwork by Art League Members & What
Art to Wear.
6-8 pm: Target Gallery, Oldtown
Alexandria - Transferred.
7-9 pm: VisArts, Maryland - Frontiers of
Photography.
11 Friday
6-8 pm: Cross MacKenzie Gallery, Dupont
Circle - Charles Birnbaum.
5-8 pm: The Old Print Gallery, Georgtown
-Jake Muirhead.
5-9 pm: Troika Gallery, Easton- 14th
Anniversary Gala Group Show.
6-9 pm: Waverly Street Gallery, Bethesda
- Robert LeMar.
12 Saturday
5-8 pm: Gallery West, Oldtown Alexandria
- Gallery West Members Small Works.
1-4 pm: The Loft Gallery, Virgina - Denise
Shamoun Phalan.
5-8 pm: South Street Art Gallery, Easton-
Tim Bell, Ed Cooper, Nancy Tankersley.
6-8 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle -
Langley Spurlock, John Martin Tarrat.
6-9 pm: Workhouse Art Center Gallery,
Virgina - 2nd Saturday Art Walk.
16 Wednesday
6-8 pm: C. Grimaldis Gallery, Baltimore -
Chul Hyun Ahn.
5-7 pm: Sarah Silberman Gallery,
Montgomery College, Rockville, MD -
Conceptual or Functional: Tea/Coffee Pots
in a variety of media.
October 30
Reception & Family Program
Art Educator Lucinda Edinberg
leads a tour of
Knights, Crooks and Heroes
followed by a hands-on workshop
3:30 to 5 p.m.
Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Gallery
St. John’s College Campus
Mellon Hall, 60 College Ave, Annapolis
(410) 626-2556, Tues-Sun 12-5, Fri 7-8 pm
www.stjohnscollege.com.
18 Friday
6-8 pm: Parish Gallery, Georgetown –
Allen Stringfellow, Ifeyinwa Umeike,
Dorothy Carter, Nnamdi Okonkwo & others.
19 Saturday
5-7 pm: Greater Reston Arts Center, Virgina
- 2011 Fall Focus Exhibitions: Heidi Fowler,
Sheep Jones & Novie Trump, Millicent Young.
6-8 pm: Susan Calloway Fine Art, Georgtown
- Brad Aldridge.
6-8 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle -
Langley Spurlock, John Martin Tarrat; Nancy
Frankel; Brian Kirk.
20 Sunday
12:30-2:30 pm: The Mansion at Strathmore
Hall, Maryland - 78th Annual International
Exhibition of Fine Art in Miniature.
22 Tuesday
7-9 pm: The Mansion at Strathmore Hall,
Maryland - From Forge to Form.
25 Friday
5-7 pm: Workhouse Art Center, Virgina - The
Art of Fiber.
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November 2011 ■ Vol 39, No. 3
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Robert LeMar
Oregon Inlet
Oil on Canvas, 34" x 24"
thru Waverly Street Gallery
Bethesda
On the Cover
Sam Dixon
Sax in a Blue Suit
fine art print, 18" x 24“
limited edition print on display
Caramel Boutique
1603 U Street, NW, Washington, DC
Thursday, November 17, 6-9 p.m.
Artist Sam Dixon steps outside the box to help raise funds
for “Loaves and Fishes,” a local community meal program
serving the homeless. The second annual fundraising event
is hosted by Caramel Boutique. Attendees will have the
opportunity to bid on silent auction items, participate in a
raffle, purchase artworks of local artists and photographers,
enjoy live entertainment, meet the Loaves and Fishes staff
and volunteers and learn more about the homeless in Mount
Pleasant and Columbia Heights. Proceeds from will allow
the program to continue to serve the community. There is no
charge to attend the event and complimentary refreshments
will be served, for more information 202.265.1930
loavesandfishesdc.org, caramelfashion.com
Dixon, primarily a watercolorist, also works in oil and acrylic.
He has been described as an American Abstract Impressionist,
his work capturing the essence of inspiration and temperament.
His art often focuses on shapes and abstraction
through a gestural approach.
An art reception of Dixon’s limited edition print collection
will also be held on Saturday, November 19 from 2-6 p.m. at
the artist's studio 6925 Willow Street, NW, studio 203, Washington,
DC. For more information 202.545.1555
samdixon.org
Sam Dixon on display
at Main St. Gallery, Annapolis, Maryland
410. 216.7166, mainstreetfineart.com

Amy Barker-Wilson
JOURNEYS:
new paintings and monotypes
Foundry Gallery
at Dupont Circle
1314 18th St NW
Washington, DC 20036
November 4-28, 2011
Opening reception:
Friday, Nov 7, 6-8 pm
talk/workshop:
Saturday, Nov 19, 2-4 pm
Andalusian Hills, mixed media, 14" x 14"
www.amberblue.org
www.foundrygallery.org
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Rotating exhibits of local and international
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Aaron Gallery proudly continues to show
gallery artists such Ruth Ava Lyons, Linda
St. Clair, Chico Harkrader, Carol Engles, Peter
Krebs and Javier Cabada at the gallery's spacious
new setting. Please make an appointment
to see the gallery's collection of vibrant,
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$Arts Club of Washington
2017 Eye St NW, (202) 331-7282, ext 23.
Galleries are free and open to the public
Tues-Fri 10-5, Saturday 10-2; please call to
confirm hours and availability.
November 4-26, 2011:
Monroe Gallery: Steve Moore (Painter); Monroe
Parlor Galleries: Jerri Castillo (Painter);
Curator: Erich Keel, Ph.D., Dir of Education,
Kreeger Museum.
MacFeeley Gallery: Portrait of a Lady:
Rediscovering the Art of Mathilde Meuden
Leisenring, Corcoran Teacher & Club Member
during the early 1900's.
Spilsbury Gallery Featured Artist: Susie
Eisinger (Painter).
Participating artists include: Lorna Aldrich,
Jenna Beebe, Ruth Bird, Vicki Doyle,
Susanne Eisinger, Jack Hannula, Wendy
Garner, Ed Purcell, Martine Khadr-Van
Schoote, and Leslie Sorg Ramsay, Jeanne
Sullivan and Laura Wardlaw.
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$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:
Exhibitions featuring the work of influential
British contemporary artist Michael Craig-
Martin and drawings and sculpture by Carol
Brown Goldberg this Spring.
Please see our website for more information on
our upcoming exhibitions
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American Development Bank
1300 New York Ave NW, (202)
623-3774, Mon-Fri 11-6
www.iadb.org/Cultural
November 7, 2011, to February 3, 2012:
New Visions: A Selection of the Latest Acquisitions
from the IDB Art Collection, 2008–2011,
part of the 19th anniversary celebration of the
(IDB) Cultural Center, which was inaugurated in
1992 by Chilean President Patricio Aylwin.
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Senior Artists Alliance
SeniorArtistsAlliance.org
THE POWER OF LIGHT II
EDISON PLACE GALLERY
NOVEMBER 22 – DECEMBER 23, 2011
HOURS: TUESDAY – FRIDAY, NOON – 5pm
RECEPTION: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3RD,
2pm TO 5pm
Paintings, Mixed Media, Photography, Sculpture,
Acrylic, Oil, Water Color, Wood, Stone, Glass
Edison Place Gallery, 702 Eight Street, NW
Between G and H, ½ block north of the Portrait Gallery,
Smithsonian Museum of American Art
The Center’s mission is to promote culture
as an integral component of development,
contributing to the IDB‘s leadership as
a multilateral institution engaged in all
aspects of development. The Bank’s collection
comprises 1,722 artworks that include
paintings, sculpture, photography, works on
paper, ceramics, and hand-crafted objects.
The IDB Cultural Center presents artworks
that became part of the collection through
the Bank’s acquisition fund, gifts, and permanent
loans. It features 25 works by 17 artists
including as Federico Martino, Sebastián
Spreng, and Susana Sulic (Argentina); Gastón
Orellana (Chile); Ana Isabel Díez Zuluaga and
Omar Rayo (Colombia); Silvia Elena Monge
Puig (Costa Rica); Niurka Barroso (Cuba-
Canada); Carmen Herrera and Emilio Sánchez
(Cuba-United States); Julio Valdez (Dominican
Republic); Geovanny Verdezoto (Ecuador);
Luis González Palma (Guatemala); Mireille
Délice (Haiti); Antonio López Sáenz and
Alberto Alejandro Millares Méndez (Mexico);
and Naúl Ojeda (Uruguay).

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.
November 2 – 27: Touchstone All Member
Show and The Privileged Series, Anthony
Dortch Jr. The Privileged Series brings to form
in poetry, paint, photo, and ink a distorted
view of the upper crust of society as it relies
on minions, dropouts, and lower classes to
get the distasteful and unworthy jobs done.
November 30 - December 24: Touchstone All
Member Show and Eclipsed By the Cloud: the
Detritus of Obsolescent Technology, by Rima
Schulkind. In Eclipsed By the Cloud, Rima
Schulkind has created a series of totems to technological
detritus. They consist of six foot sculptures
composed of welded steel armatures, each
bearing examples of the technology considered
from its earliest expression to its latest.
&Watergate Gallery
Watergate Mall, 2552 Virginia Ave NW
(202) 338-4488, fax (202) 338-4489
Open Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 11-4.
www.watergategalleryframedesign.
Alexander Vasiljev, MYSTIFY, Nov 3 – 30, in
conjunction with FOTOWEEK DC. Vasiljev traveled
to a remote part of the Amazonas Department
in Peru to photograph landscapes and
specifically the unique Wax Palm Forest. This
forest contains one of the tallest palm trees in the
world, reaching up to 200 feet high. It is believed
that it bridges the land with the skies.
Wednesday, Nov 9, 6 pm: Alexander (Sasha)
Vasiljev presents an Artist Talk, Photography in the
Rainforest. www.AlexanderVasiljev.com
The gallery also specializes in preservation custom
picture framing with a wide variety of framing
services.
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.
Zenith Gallery at Chevy Chase Pavilion, second
level next to Embassy Suites, 5335 Wisconsin
Ave NW, Wed-Sat, noon to 6 pm.
The Gallery at 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue
NW, (12th & Penn NW)
Weekdays, 8 am-7 pm; Sat & Sun by appointment:
Shining Stars: Mixed media show of area sculptors,
thru December 31. Check our website for
artists and dates of opening.
Celebrating 33 years in the nation’s capital, Zenith
is recognized for its eclectic mix of contemporary
art in all media. The gallery provides high-quality
acquisition, consulting, commissioning, framing
and appraisal services through its website, an
appointment salon gallery and house calls.
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2106 R St NW, (202) 667-2599.
Open Tues-Sat 11-5, Sun & Mon by appt.
www.Alexgalleries.com.
Alex Gallery - Gallery artists including
Kim Abraham, Frank Cappello, C. Richard
Kaufman, Martin Frommelt, Hannu Palosuo,
Linda Touby, and Hans Versteg.
Gallery A – Nov 1 -30: David Suter: Outside the
Box. David Suter is a beloved local painter
and sculptor who made his name as a graphic
illustrator for The New York Times, Time,
The Washington Post, and other publications.
He grew up in DC, and recently returned
home after passing a decade in New York.
In the works of art on display in November,
Suter seeks forms that we all carry within
our collective memory, from cozy fireplaces
and ducks on ponds to Grim Reapers and an
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out of found pieces of wood. His sculptures
are made of wood, aluminum, glass, and
steel. Approximately 15 of his paintings and
15 of his sculptures will be displayed.
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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- maill becca@crossmackenzie.com.
Wed-Sat 12-6 :
www.crossmackenzie.com
The Landscape of Bees by Rose-Lynn Fisher.
Melding art and science, Fisher takes Black
and White photographs of extreme closeups
of honey bees using a scanning electron
microscope, revealing an elegant fusion of
form and function, thru Nov 10.
An Orgy of Form, new porcelain wall pieces
and free standing sculpture by New York artist
Charles Birnbaum, opens Nov 11.
BNFoundry Gallery
1314 18th St NW, First Floor, (202) 463-0203,
Wed-Fri 1-7, Sat, Sun 12-6. Parking is available
at a commercial lot on N St NW between
17th & 18th Sts. Metro accessible at Dupont
Circle. www.foundrygallery.org
November 2-27: JOURNEYS, Amy Barker-
Wilson, abstract painter, working in mixed
media and monotype paintings. Her current
works reflect a sense of mystery and possibility.
Her goal and method is to find the “next
step” in the perceptual journey and she invites
the viewer to extend his/her own imaginings
along this trail. The paintings build from experience
on journeys in Turkey and Andalusia,
Spain. They are playful, often studied and
unplanned mixtures, incorporating geometric
traditions and calligraphic elements among
spontaneously arising mixed media. They
evoke a feeling of ancient beauty and lively
activity using highly saturated colors often
washed out by time and sun and a silence that
pervades beyond the forms.
Artist workshop FINDING AND USING THE
UNEXPECTED IN ABSTRACT COLLAGE PAINT-
INGS, Saturday November 19, 2-4pm.
Each month, the Gallery also presents a “new”
Monthly Members' Show in Gallery II. All works
are for sale. The Foundry Gallery is a nonprofit
artists’ cooperative with reasonable monthly
dues, welcoming new members at both the
“full” and “associate” level. A new level of
membership, entitled “Affiliate,” now in effect
enabled current and former members to maintain
affiliation with the Gallery. The Foundry
Gallery is located in a traditional brownstone,
conveniently located near the Dupont Circle
Metro Station and public parking. The Gallery
is available for rent, at modest rates, for small
meetings, parties and receptions on Mondays,
Tuesdays and in the evenings of both weekdays
and weekends.
Email ufoundrygallery@verizon.net or join us
on Facebook.
BT Jane Haslem Gallery
2025 Hillyer Place NW, in the gallery and on
line. By appointment only, 202-232-4644.
haslem@mac.com
www.janehaslemgallery.com.
Thru November 15: DUTCH AUCTION.
Susan Abbott - Mark Adams - Anne Appleby -
Leonard Baskin - Gregory Burns
Bernard Chaet - Anne Chesnut - Tom Edwards -
Carlton Fletcher - Dewitt Hardy
George Harkins - Richard Haas - Ryan Hackett -
Al Held - David Hollowell
Billy Morrow Jackson - Misch Kohn - Karen Kunc
- Mauricio Lasansky - Michael Mazur
James McGarrell - Nancy McIntyre -
Meinhein - Peter Milton - Jim Monson
Gordon Mortensen - Kaiko Moti - Nina Muys -
Elizabeth Osborne - Katja Oxman
Elizabeth Peak - Lincoln Perry - Gabor Peterdi -
Joseph Raffael - Moishe Smith
Julian Stanczak - Stephen Tanis - Mark Tobey -
Beth van Hoesen - Joe White
Richard Ziemann.
Group show of gallery artists through December
15.
Dupont Circle continues...
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Huckleberry Fine Art
12051 Nebel Street, Rockville
301-881-5977
info@huckleberryfineart.com
Tues-Friday 11-6, Sat and Sun 10-6
www.huckleberryfineart.com
Gallery, Publisher, Distributer, Framer
Featuring the art of Rob Gonsalves,
J. Scott Nicol, John Payne,
Gavin Glakas, Alexis Greenberg,
Bob Ransley, Michael Parkes,
Connie Townsend, Anne Packard,
Robert Sarsony, Mary Kane Hearts,
Adam Stewart, Thomas Barbey,
Michael Cheval, Jozza,
Lorann Jacobs, Anne Packard
In-home consultation, art installation,
and personalized service are among the
many special features that HFA offers.
Next Show November 18-20, 2011
Bob Ransley and Michael Cheval
Martini and Cupcake Receptions
Friday and Saturday 7-11pm
) International Arts & Artists’
Hillyer Art Space
9 Hillyer Ct. NW, 202-338-0680, Fax 202-333-
0758. For gallery info email: grahamb@artsandartists.
Mon. 10-5, Tues.-Fri. 10-7, Sat. 11-4.
www.artsandartists.org.
David A. Mordini: dis-member, November 4- 25.
Mordini explores psychological complexities via
an internal dialog of competing forces. He uses
fragmented body parts made of fiberboard as a
vessel for these forces.
Min Enghauser: Desert Dwell, November 4-25.
Min Enghauser began making photographs as a
child. Photographs, and the act of making them
provide glimpses of timeless spirits for her, of
pure and unbiased realities of nature and time.
Desert Dwell are images from the Anza-Borrego
Desert where she found a coming together of
the essence of the inhabitants and the spirit of
place. They speak to each other without words.
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"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.
Harry Callahan: Photographs of family and landscapes,
November 5-December 7
The gallery represents many artists including
Jae Ko, Sam Gilliam, Jim Sanborn, William T.
Wiley and the Estates of Nathan Oliveira and
Gene Davis.
BLStudio Gallery
2108 R St NW (downstairs), (202) 232-8734.
Open Wed-Thurs 1-7 pm, Fri 1-8 pm, Sat 1-6
pm, Sunday by appt.
www.studiogallery.dccom.
Thru November 19:
Solo Show: Secrets of the Elements 3: Dark
Matters, Langley Spurlock with John Martin
Tarrat. From glow-in-the-dark Actinium to
golden Zirconium, art and haiku meet the
periodic table of the elements. Dark Matters
is the third chapter of a continuing collaboration
between chemist-artist Langley Spurlock
and poet John Martin Tarrat. This time,
Chlorine, Mercury, Oxygen, Silicon, and Xenon
are among 27 elements that explore the mysteries
of life and the secrets of an unfinished
universe.
Duo Show: Nancy Frankel - Lemmings? Nancy
Frankel's depiction of a massive traffic jam,
is composed of more than 450 hot wheels.
This giant relief, 54" x 60", is a total departure
from Frankel's usual approach. The recent
oil spill, the high price of gas, and the ever
increasing beltway gridlock made her aware
of the high cost of our addiction to and
dependence on the car.
Duo Show: A Rustic Life-Brian Kirk, Rust prints
and metal sculpture.

Myrtle Katzen
Sherry Hour
acrylic on canvas, 31" x 41"
thru Wisconsin Ave Studio
Uptown DC
Established in 1981, the ADAGW offers an online directory of
professional and knowledgable art dealers in the
Washington DC region
Addison Ripley Fine Art Sandra Berler Gallery
Susan Calloway Fine Art Cross MacKenzie Gallery Kathleen Ewing Gallery
Barbara Fendrick Fine Art Foxhall Gallery Fraser Gallery
Jane Haslem Gallery Maurine Littleton Gallery
Marsha Mateyka Gallery Parish Gallery The Ralls Collection
Alla Rogers Gallery Zenith Gallery
For information on upcoming exhibitions and events, visit
www.washingtonartdealers.org
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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.
Thru December 3: European Photography
Between the Wars.
$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.
On view at Thos. Moser’s Georgetown Showroom
(3300 M Street NW), thru December 31,
Sweet Tides recent works by Alison Hall Cooley.
Cooley’s work captures the rhythm and the
transience of the natural world. She creates
compositions suggestive of coastal landscapes
by incorporating color fields, shooting and
falling lines, and etchings, which overlap and
move. Cooley’s most recent work explores the
manner in which natural elements transform
man-made structures, revealing the beauty
and mystery of remembered spaces.
Half Light, an exhibit on view from November
19 through December 31, featuring pastoral
landscapes by Brad Aldridge that evoke an
Arcadian calm. Aldridge’s recent work goes
beyond the limits of natural landscapes, as he
applies his skillful sensibility with light to paint
twilight filled urban horizons that kindle a
sense of tranquility.
Susan Calloway Fine Arts specializes in contemporary
art by local, regional, and international
artists, antique American and European oil
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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.
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www.littletongallery.com.
Located in Washington DC's historic Georgetown
neighborhood, the Maurine Littleton
Gallery exhibits the work of over 30 leading
contemporary artists in glass, metal, and
ceramics - including Harvey K. Littleton, Dale
Chihuly, Ginny Ruffner, Therman Statom, Colin
Reid, and Albert Paley. An extensive collection
of prints, paintings, and drawings by prominent
contemporary artists are also available.

Galerie
Lareuse
Established 1983
Offering original works on paper
by 19th & 20th century masters
including Picasso, Chagall, Miro,
Calder, Matisse, Renoir, Dali,
Whistler, Cassatt, Warhol, Leger,
Braque & others.
2820 Pennsylvania Ave NW
(202) 333-1506 main, (202) 333-1507 fax
Tues-Sat 12-6 or by appt.
www.ArtNet.com (Galerie Lareuse)
Owner: Jean-Michel (Meech) Lareuse, Curator: Kreg D. Kelley
Member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA)
www.IFPDA.org
e-mail: jml@galerielareuse.com
/The Old Print Gallery
1220 31st St NW, (202) 965-1818. Open
Mon-Sat 10-5:30 pm.
www.oldprintgallery.com.
Woodcuts & Linocuts by Emily Trueblood,
thru Nov. 5.
New Prints by Jake Muirhead, local printmaker,
opens November 11. The show
consists of over twenty etchings, aquatints,
and drypoints, consisting of mostly still lifes
and figurative work. Muirhead’s prints exude
a rare intensity and liveliness, which can be
attributed to his working and reworking of
his intaglio plates.
Muirhead earned his MFA in Printmaking
from George Mason University, is a Associate
Printmaker at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center
in MD, and teaches drawing at Montgomery
College. He has exhibited in Spain, China,
and New Zealand, as well as more local
shows in Washington DC, Maryland, New
Jersey, and Connecticut.
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!Parish Gallery
1054 31st St NW, (202) 944-2310, parishgallery@bigplanet.com.
Open Tues-Sat, noon to 6
pm.
www.parishgallery.com
Percy Martin-Bushmen Dreams, thru November
15. Percy Martin is a printmaker and teacher of
art who has lived in the Washington, DC area
since 1947. For over 25 years, he has been quietly
working on a series of lush and technically
complex prints detailing the daily lives and
rituals of the Bushmen, a mythological people
and culture born of Martin’s imagination. He
studied printmaking and graphic design at the
Corcoran Gallery of Art where he received a
Ford Foundation Fellowship in 1966. In 1975
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Jacqueline Lee
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at Montpelier Arts Center
Maryland
the National Endowment for the Arts awarded
him with an Artist-in-Residence.
Mr. Martin taught private classes in etching
and has been the Director of the W.D. Printmaking
Workshop in Washington, DC, since
1947. He taught at the New Thing Art and
Architecture Center, University of Maryland,
Corcoran School of Art, printmaking to inmates
at Lorton Prison, the DukeEllington School of
the Arts and finally the Sidwell Friends School.
In collaboration with Nicole Gallery-Chicago:
Haitian, African, African American Artists
including: Allen Stringfellow, Ifeyinwa Umeike,
Dorothy Carter, Nnamdi Okonkwo and others,
November 18-30.
Cinda Train Longstreth
Noonmark--Fall
accrylic on canvas, 11" x 14"
thru Foxhall Gallery, Uptown DC

Allen Stringfellow
Untitled, 2002, 16”x 20"
collage/mixed media
thru Parish Gallery
Far right:
Victor Pakhomkin
Love Gate, 2010
oil/canvas, 60" x 70"
thru Winter Place Studio
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
Allexander Anufriev,
Rennaisance Modern
18" x 24", oil on canvas
thru Alla Rogers Gallery
Far right:
Linda Lowery
Difficult Passage - Wide Open, Big Cry
Oil on Canvas, 36"x 48"
thru MOCA DC
OPENING RECEPTION NOVEMBER 18, 6-8 pm
Alla Rogers Gallery
202-333-8595
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

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#American Painting
5118 MacArthur Blvd. NW, (202) 244-
3244. Open Wed-Sat 11-7 & by appt.
www.classicamericanpainting.com.
Thru Nov 12: Michael Francis: New Work--
Street Scenes and Views. Michael Francis is
one of the most honored and best known
painters in the Mid-Atlantic Region. Using
local Washington DC views, the artist
proposes to demonstrate ”the simple subjective
notion that pigments and the elements
of the painting process, in conjunction
with the elements of the landscape
(i.e. building materials, automobiles,
plant life, etc.) can form an abstract of the
world we inhabit.” Artist Gallery Talk: Nov.
5, 6:30 pm.
November 19-January 28: Small Treasures,
small scale works in oil, acrylic, watercolor,
and mixed media by members of the
Washington Society of Landscape Painters,
gallery artists and guest artists.
! American University Museum
at the Katzen Arts Center
4400 Mass. Ave NW, (202) 885-
1300. Tues thru Sun 11-4.
www.american.edu/museum.
Continuing through December 14: Inner
Piece: Works from the Heather and Tony
Podesta Collection; Seismic Dream: A
Sculpture and Sound Installation by Sculptor
Pattie Porter Firestone and Composer
Barbara Buchanan; Re-viewing Documentary:
The Photographic Life of Louise
Rosskam, Wayne Barrar: An Expanding
Subterra, Nicole Eisenman: Works on Paper,
and Courtney Smith: Insatiable Spaces.
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3615 Ordway St NW, 202-328-0955. By
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www.kathleenewinggallery.com.
On view: Master and Contemporary Photography,
including A. Aubrey Bodine, August
Sander, John Grant, Alex MacLean, Rosamond
Purcell, Steve Szabo and others.
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foxhallgallery.com. Open Mon-Sat 10-5.
www.foxhallgallery.com.
Cinda Train Longstreth and Claudia Hartley, Nov
1-26. Foxhall Gallery is pleased to celebrate its
35th year with the premier Washington exhibition
of the colorful landscapes of Cinda Train
Longstreth. The exhibition willl also feature the
expressive works of Claudia Hartley. Also, in
celebration of Foxhall Gallery's 35th anniversry,
the gallery will also display new works by Lee
Boynton and new Abstract Paintings by Diana
Bunting. Reception to meet Cinda Train Longstreth
with gallery talk to follow by Director
Jerry L. Eisley, Saturday November 5, 2-5pm.
Foxhall Gallery continues to represent a diverse
array of art and artists. Gallery services include
fine custom framing and design, restoration and
installation.
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%Wisconsin Avenue Studio
4622 Wisconsin Ave, 2nd floor
By appointment, tel: 202-244-4331
www.thecabinetart.weebly.com
WAS specializes in contemporary Washington
Metro art in all media. THE CABINET: WORK
ON PAPER, includes drawings, paintings,
studies, sketchbooks and artists books and
specializes in small, exquisite works for the
collector and gift presentations.
Myrtle Katzen's depictions of still-life vases,
flowers, teapots, and drapery reflect a love of
color, design and painting. Katzen is interested
in people and has painted many portraits
of her family, friends and models. Her work in
The Cabinet collection includes watercolors,
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National Institutes of Health, Building 10,
Bethesda, (301) 402-0115.
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November 11- January 6:
Mark O Hatfield Clinical Center; North Gallery-
Lee Goodwin; West Gallery - Jackie Saunders;
East Gallery- Jack Harding; East Alcove Gallery-
Danny Conant; West Alcove Gallery- Rob
Tarbell; Sculpture Cases- Suzanne Crane.
! Waverly Street Gallery
formerly Creative Partners Gallery,
4600East-West Highway, Suite 120 (entrance
on Waverly St.), Bethesda, (301) 951-9441,
Tues-Sat 12-6. www.waverlystreetgallery.
com.
FAR FROM THE CROWD-Paintings by Barbara
French Pace thru Nov 5.
TIME AND PLACE: paintings by Robert LeMar
and New Work by Gallery Artists, Nov 8 -
December 3.
mixed media works with collage and acrylics,
and drawings, representing a survey of the
artist's long career. Katzen studied at the
Abbott School of Commercial Art and the
American University where she later became
a major art benefactor. Katzen's paintings
have been shown in numerous exhibitions in
Washington DC, including the recent Group
93-2011 Contemporary Painting, and are
included in many private collections.
The fall Top Drawer Collection features works
in red, orange, and browns, and small works
by The Cabinet and invited artists related to
the concepts of harvest and time. Folios of
collages, prints, drawings, and paintings on
paper by Banks, Blankstein, Huff, Kasden,
Katzen, Segnan, and others. /
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LeMar. This show reveals the artist's passion
for line and color. Regardless of whether he is
painting the bathroom sink, traffic on the pike,
or flowers in the garden, LeMar follows that
passion. Through the subtle gradation of color,
even the walls of a parking garage become
poetry.
LeMar studied at The Art Institute of Chicago
and The Maryland School of Art and Design. As
a young man he worked for 10 summers doing
portraits on the boardwalk in Ocean City, and
continues to work as a professional portrait artist
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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.
The Space Between: paintings by Lylie Fisher,
mixed media and photo-based works by
Kristy Simmons, and sculptures by Marcos
Smyth, November 2, 2011 – May 4, 2012.
Reception and gallery talk, November 7,
5:30-7:30pm; curator: Sarah Tanguy.
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240-447-9417, Open Thurs-Sun 12-4.
Visiting artist Carol Dyer & sculptor Richard Binder,
thru November 6.
Holiday Gift Treasures, Nov. 10-Dec. 11 Resident
artists will have a special show featuring small
paintings, prints, giclees, books, and note cards.
The Gallery has ten resident artists with a wide
variety of subject matter that range from portraiture,
landscape, seascape, still life, and abstracts in
various mediums.
Joining residents, Colette Calilhanna, Terri Cunningham,
Cherry Dearie, Felisa Federman, Claire
Howard, Anne Martinez, Yolanda Prinsloo, Dot
Procter, Millie Shott and Martha Spak will be
Varda Avnisan with her collection
of glass jewelry.
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Aline Feldman
The Dynamics of City
and Countryside:
The Synthesis of Reality
and Imagination
Howard Community College
The Rouse Company
Foundation Gallery
October 13-November 21
" The Artists Gallery
4 East Church St Frederick, (301) 696-8187.
Open Fri-San 12-5 & by appt.
www.the-artists-gallery.org.
November 4 – 27: Medium, Method and Technique,
paintings, monotypes, collages and
drawings TAG member Jan McIntyre Lamb.
In her new works, McIntyre Lamb has taken
an image originally conceived as an oil painting
and reproduced it as a monotype and
again as a collage or drawing.
Jan McIntyre Lamb received her Bachelor of
Fine Arts degree from the Corcoran College
of Art and Design in 2000. Her concentration
was in painting. While studying at the
Corcoran she became interested in various
printmaking processes. She spent six weeks
in the spring of 2001 in Corona, Italy studying
printmaking through the University of
Georgia. Her work has been shown throughout
the Washington-Baltimore area.
Paradox of Place X, White Line Woodcut
McIntyre Lamb is on the faculty at the
Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center and is
a member of the Corcoran Alumni Association
and the Frederick County Art Association.
/ Betty Mae Kramer Gallery
Silver Spring Civic Building at Veterans Plaza,
One Veterans Place, Silver Spring
301-565-3805, M-F 9am-9pm
kramer-gallery@creativemoco.com.
www.creativemoco.com/kramergallery.
kramer-gallery@creativemoco.com.
Thru December 30: Figures Seen and Unseen.
Five Montgomery County artists working in a
variety of complimentary styles and medium
explore the human experience through
light, color and form. The artists include:
Chris Chernow, Anthony Miserendino,
Nancy McNamara, Nina Chung Dwyer, and
Katherine Janus Kahn.
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(Columbia Art Center Galleries
6100 Foreland Garth, Columbia, (410) 730-
0075. New Hours: Mon-Thurs 9:30am-9:30pm,
Fri 9:30am-9pm, Sat 9:30am-5pm, Sun noon-
5pm. art.staff@columbiaassociation.com
www.columbiaartcenter.org.
Nov 3 – 27: Main Gallery: Five Fiber Artists,
Rug-hooking Exhibition. Window Gallery: Water
Wood Stone, Photography Exhibition - Chick
Rhodehamel.
" Communication Arts Technologies
Gallery Montgomery College Rockville
Lower level, Tech Center, 51 Manakee St, Rockville,
240-567-7521. M-W 10-6, Th 10-8, Fri
10-1.
EXPERIMENTS: WHERE ART MEETS SCIENCE: The
CAT Faculty and Staff Exhibition, November 7
- December 23. New works inspired by the intersection
of art and science from the faculty and
staff of the Computer Graphics, Graphic Design
and Illustration, Photography and Television and
Radio programs.
( Howard Community College
Horowitz Center for Visual and Performing Arts,
10901 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia,
443-518-4189. Email: rbafford@howardcc.edu.
Gallery Hours: Mon-Sun, 10am-8pm.
www.howardcc.edu
October 13-November 21: The Rouse Foundation
Company Gallery: Aline Feldman: The
Dynamics of City and Countryside: The Synthesis
of Reality and Imagination.
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.
Xenophilia, Biomorphic Sculpture by Liz Lescault,
thru Dec 24. Liz Lescault is a Maryland
clay artist with more than 30 years of profes-
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sional experience who teaches and creates
one-of-a-kind organic vessel forms and biomorphic
ceramic sculpture.
/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.
OFF THE PAGE – ON THE WALL, thru November 30.
An exhibit of The Illustrator Club of Washington DC,
Maryland, and Virginia.
The Open Gallery : FROM HERE ON….November
7 – January 2, 2012: Recent drawings that question
technology & envision a future of the “natural
world “ by New Haven artist Joseph Smolinski.
&The Mansion at Strathmore
10701 Rockville Pike, N. Bethesda, Grosvenor
Metro, desk (301) 581-5109, info (301) 581-
5200, Mon-Fri 10-4, Wed til 9 pm, Sat 10-3.
www.strathmore.org.
Thru November 5: Building Bridges, Not Fences . The
photographic work of Bruce Barnbaum, Dean Kessmann
and Bruce McKaig.
November 19 - December 30: From Forge to
Form: Modern Ironwork. It’s a forge to be reckoned
with: metal made malleable, bent to the
human will. This display features the artwork of
iron artists including Nol Putnam, a blacksmith
for 40 years whose best-known public works
include three gates for the Columbarium of the
Washington National Cathedral.
November 19 – December 30: 78th Annual International
Exhibition of Fine Art in Miniature. Small
but mighty – and intricately detailed: the artist
working in miniature is amazing to behold.
Children’s Talk & Tour, Saturday, December 10,
10:15am. Art lovers ages 5 and up enjoy a
talk about the Forge to Form: Modern Ironwork
and the Fine Art in Miniature exhibitions and
a hands-on activity. Children’s Talk and Tours
are free but tickets are required; go to www.
strathmore.org.

%Montpelier Arts Center
9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel (4 mi. from Beltway
exit), (301) 377-7800. Open 7 days/week, 10-5.
Main Gallery, November 2 – 27: New
Photographic Narratives: Nate Larson and
Marni Shindelman, Geolocation. Using GPS
coordinates and photography, this series
combines the virtual and the real-often with
surprising results. Artist and MICA professor
Larson will discuss the work in Geolocation,
and the process of his collaboration with artist
Marni Shindelman in a lecture on Nov 2, 7 pm.
Library Gallery, November 2 – December 31:
Geoff Delanoy, Photographs. Unique views of
the Point Reyes National Seashore in Marin
County, CA.
Resident Artist Gallery , Nov 4-27: Jacqueline
Lee - Collages & photographs by Montpelier
studio artist.
"Sarah Silberman Art Gallery
Montgomery College Rockville
Paul Peck Art Building, second floor, 51 Manakee
Street, Rockville, (240) 567-5115. Mon-Fri 10-4.
ART & SCIENCE EXHIBITION (WHERE ART MEETS
SCIENCE), thru November 4. Curators: Kay
McCrohan & Percy North.
CONCEPTUAL OR FUNCTIONAL: TEA/COFFEE POTS
IN A VARIETY OF MEDIA, November 16 – December
9. Curators: Komelia Okim & Ken Jassie
/ 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.
email: info@washingtonprintmakers.com,
www.washingtonprintmakers.com.
Haven, a story worth printing by Pauline
Jakobsberg, 2 – 27 November. In July 1939 a
freighter and its group of passengers fleeing
persecution left Germany for the promise
of safety in Bolivia. One group of refugees
settled in the markedly different world of
Oruro—high in the mountains at 12,000 feet
where native languages such as Quechua and
Aymara are spoken with the same frequency
as Spanish. Jakobsberg’s new exhibition,
Haven, follows the story of three of these
people, who happen to be her husband’s
family, as they toiled to reconstruct a version
of the life they had been forced to abandon.
In the Vault, Press Room Solo by Edward
McCluney, 2 - 27 November, Artist Talk: Sunday,
November 6, 1-4 pm.
“I’m a Printmaker!” confesses Edward
McCluney in the first line of his exhibition
statement. In this mini-solo exhibition,
McCluney packs a range of printmaking techniques—linocut,
woodcut, silkscreen, and
intaglio are all represented. The prints range
from older favorites to newer works.
"VisArts
155 Gibbs Street, Rockville. Located three blocks
from the Rockville Metro station. See website for
gallery hours. (301) 315-8200.
www.visartscenter.org
Frontiers of Photography, November 7-December
7. The best of local, national and international
photography and video, judged by local
and internationally known photographers,
teachers and gallerists Chris Murray, Stephanie
Lane, Lynn Cazabon and Shaun Jarvis. VisArts
Kaplan Gallery, second floor. Hours: Monday-
Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 12-5pm.. See
www.visartscenter.org for special events,
including film screenings and artists’ talks.
Celebration of Republic of China 100 Year Anniversary,
November 5-26. An exhibition featuring
traditional and contemporary Chinese calligraphy
and ink brush paintings by members
of the Harmonious Art Group, founded by
VisArts Resident Artist Bertrand Mao, a master
of Chinese Shan-Shui (Mountain-Water).
VisArts Gibbs Street Gallery, first floor. See
www.visartscenter.org for gallery hours and a
schedule of artists’ demonstrations.
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BALTIMORE
!C. Grimaldis Gallery
523 N. Charles St, (410) 539-1080.
Tues-Sat 10am - 5:30 pm.
www.cgrimaldisgallery.com
CHUL HYUN AHN, Illuminated Void, November 16
- January 14, 2012. Chul Hyun Ahn creates meditations
on the balance between light, space and
perception through his sculptural constructions
and installations. With his floor-based "Tunnels"
and wall-based "Visual Echo Experiements", Ahn
combines light, color and mirrors to formally
project an almost infinite space.
As a second-generation light artist, Chul Hyun
Ahn marks an important step in the development
of the medium's critical discourse. Ahn's sculptures
explore the limitations of optics and space
in a methodical manner similar to a scientist who
systematically tests one hypothesis after another.
Ahn's sculptures are simulations of alternate
dimensions in which to experience humanity's
artificially constrained yet truly boundless ability
for intellectual and spiritual travel.
%Goya Contemporary
3000 Chestnut Avenue, Mill Centre, #214, 410-
366-2001, Fax: 410-235-8730. Hours: Tuesday
- Friday, 10 am - 5:30 pm, Saturday, by appt,
12 – 5 pm. Call to verify holiday hours.
www.goyacontemporary.com
Thru Nov 5: Paul Emmanuel: TRANSITIONS- multiples.
Lynn Silverman: Photography. Jo Smail,
Degrees of Absence, Nov 18-Jan 10, 2012.
November 30 - December 4: Art Miami, Art Miami
Pavilion, Miami. November 2-6: IFPDA Print Fair,
Park Avenue Armory, New York City.
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FAYETTE 1525 Greenspring Valley Road, Stevenson, MD
LOMBARD (410) 486-7000, fax (410) 486-3552.
Open Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 11 - 5, Wed 11 - 8,
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Sat 1 - 4. www.stevenson.edu.
Particles All, New Work by Peggy Fox, thru
December 20. Art Talk: November 9, 4 p.m.
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Peggy Fox's work echoes poetry and myth-merging
narrative, surrealism and abstraction.
Her images come from the notion of the dance
of the particles. Painted silver gelatin prints,
mixed media and photographs; a visual
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Black Male Identity: Selections from the Troy Staton
Collection, November 3 – January 6, 2012.
In collaboration with the Black Male Identity Project
(BMI), a program of Art on Purpose, we present
work from art collector and businessman Troy Stanton.
Mr. Staton is owner of New Beginnings Unisex
Barber Shop and Galley. As BMI strives to use the
power of art to explore and uncover authentic
positive images of black male identity, Troy Staton
is as committed to mentoring young men while
bringing an artistic forum to the barber shop experience
and the Hollins Market Community as he is
collecting art.
Guest curator Aaron Bryant selects work from
Staton’s personal collection including notable artists
Sam Gilliam, Lou Stovall, Joseph Holtston and
others. For more information about the Black Male
Identity Project: www.morethan28days.com.
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Claudia Hartley
French Home with a View
accrylic on canvas, 24" x 30"
thru Foxhall Gallery, Uptown DC
EASTON
!South Street Art Gallery
5 South Street, 410-770-8350. Fri & Sat
10-5, Sun 12-5 . Visit our website for
exhibit info, workshops, weekly classes:
www.southstreetartgallery.com.
Gay Faulkenberry and Jane Hartley to Nov 6.
Spirit of the Chesapeake, November 10 thru
December 31. Artists Tim Bell, Ed Cooper, and
Nancy Tankersley have spirits deeply rooted in
the Chesapeake and its surrounding countryside.
“Impressionism,” “realism,” and “light-filled
color” are apt descriptions of their artistic styles,
but what flows from brush to canvas is inspired
by the individual’s history, as well as a personal
emotional response to the subject.
Former Marine and waterman on the bay Tim Bell
produces boldly painted impressionist canvases
that ring true, reflecting his intimate knowledge
of the bay’s historic boats and waterways.
Ed Cooper, pochade box always at hand, wanders
the Chesapeake countryside by car, bicycle, or on
foot, and does quick color sketches that are reborn
into salon-size landscapes with his uniquely
captured color, atmosphere, and quality of light.
South Street Art Gallery owner & co-founder of
Easton Studio & School Nancy Tankersley exhibits
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her contemporary impressionist landscapes, figurative
and still life paintings throughout the region.
#Troika Gallery
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9 S. Harrison Street, 410.770.9190. Monday
- Saturday 21 10-5:30, Sunday by appointment.
www.troikagallery.com
Invitational Maritime Exhibit to November 7.
Our 14th Anniversary Gala Group Show runs
November 11 to December 31. This show celebrates
the finest of fine art with new original
works by all 34 artists exclusively represented
in the region by Troika Gallery. As paintings sell,
they will be replaced with new pieces—stop by
several times to see more exciting artwork. Meet
artists and enjoy catered refreshments and live
music at the Exhibit Opening on November 11
from 5-9pm during Easton’s famous Waterfowl
Festival (November 11-13). This sophisticated gallery
offers an elegant ambiance, yet has the charm
and warmth of a friendly working studio found
nowhere else on the Eastern Shore. The three gallery
owners are often working on commissioned
pieces in their studios at the rear of the gallery.
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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
7-8 pm. www.stjohnscollege.com.
Knights, Crooks and Heroes: The Art of American
Illustration, December 15.
This exhibition includes 40 paintings and
drawings of more than 20 illustrators from
the “Golden Age of American Illustration,”
1880-1930. Illustrations for classic stories
VIRGINIA
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$Art First Gallery
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824 Caroline St., Fredericksburg
(540) 371-7107
Open Mon-Sun 11-5 and by appt.
www.artfirstgallery.com
All Members Show, November 1-28.
In the heart of historic Old town, we celebrate
our 20th year bringing fine art to a discerning
public. Rotating exhibitions of carefully chosen
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such as Captain Blood, A Voice in the Rice, Les
Misérables, The Count of Monte Cristo, Ivanhoe,
An Old Fashioned Girl, and The Scottish Chiefs
are represented by artists Dean Cornwall,
Harvey Dunn, J.C. Leyendecker, Howard Pyle,
Mead Schaeffer, Frank Schoonover, Jessie Willcox
Smith, N.C. Wyeth and others.
Exhibition courtesy of the Kelly Collection of
American illustration, the Robert Horvath Collection,
St. Andrew’s School, Middletown, DE,
and John Schoonover, Schoonover Studios, Ltd.
" 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: The Fine Art of the Found
Object, juried by Janet Maher, Associate Professor
at Loyola University, Maryland, thru
November 26.
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 century
historic buildings such as the Mary Washington
House, the Rising Sun Tavern, and much
more. Relax and enjoy a stroll back in time.

!Greater Reston Arts Center
12001 Market S., Suite 103, Reston
703-471-9242. Open Tues-Sat 11-5pm.
Thru November 12, Until every shape has
found its city, solo exhibition with Evan Reed.
Borrowing his title from Italo Calvino’s Invisible
Cities, Reed explores the intersection of art,
literature, and architecture through complex
sculptures and drawings.
November 19 – December 23: 2011 Fall Focus
Exhibitions: Constructing Haiku - Heidi Fowler;
Hidden Worlds - Sheep Jones and Novie
Trump; Vehicles and Vessels - Millicent Young.
Saturday, November 12, 10am – Noon*. Weekend
Workshop for Families with children ages
8 and up. 3D Adventures in Wonderland with
Susan & Roberta Jefferies of Zig Zag Crafts.
Enter into the "wonderland" of the Pop-Up
Book, a fantastic 3D book format that can
take your imagination anywhere it wants
to go! *Contact Reston Community Center
703.476.4500 for fees and registration
Appetite for Art – Dialogue with Exhibiting
Artists, Mondays 10am - noon; November
21 – Millicent Young; November 28 – Sheep
Jones.
At the Hyatt Regency Reston’s Market Street
Bar & Grill through January 16, 2012, DiscARTed,
a series of works new mixed media
works by GRACE artist member Laurie Fields.
$Loft Gallery
313 (Upstairs) Mill St.,
Occoquan, (703) 490-1117. Open
Tues-Fri 11-4, Sat 11-5, Sun 12-5.
www.loftgallery.org.
Portraits in Time, Linoleum Block Print Variations
by Linda Larochelle, Oct. 4 – Nov. 6.
Glamour And Glitz": Original Mixed Media Cut
Paper Works by Denise Shamoun Phalan, Nov
8 – Dec 4.
Established in 1986, the Loft Gallery shows original
fine art by local professionals. Wide variety
of imagery, media, styles, and genres, including
portraiture, landscape, and still life in photography,
watercolor, oils, acrylics, colored pencil,
graphite, and sculpture. Commissions welcome.
Current artists: Jewell Pratt Burns, Bonnie Ferguson
Butler, Karen Kozojet Ching, Deborah Conn,
Tony DiFrancesco, Kathleen Gillmann, Deborah
Herndon, Lydia Jechorek, Suzanne Jepson, Linda
Larochelle, Gwen Lockhart, Elizabeth Geers
Loftis, Jan Moffatt, Susan Noman, Lisa Perotti,
Jackie Perry, Denise Phalan, Karin Sebolka, Natalie
Shudt, Sherry Smith, Marcia Weidler.
#McLean Project for the Arts
1234 Ingleside Ave., McLean, 703-790-1953.
Tues-Fri 11-4, Sat 1-5.
Thru Nov. 5: Emerson Gallery: Seth Rosenberg:
The Cleveland Years. Atrium Gallery:
Accidentally on Purpose: Paintings by Carolyn
Case. Ramp Gallery: Encaustic Paintings by
Georgia Nassikas.
$Workhouse Arts Center
9517 Workhouse Way, Lorton, 703-584-2900,
Visit working artists' studios Wednesday-
Saturday11am – 7pm; Sunday 12-5pm.
www.WorkhouseArts.org.
Maryland Pastel Society: Shades of Pastel will be
on display thru November 20. Visit The Art of
Fiber exhibition from November 23-December
31. "Schoolhouse Rock LIVE” runs thru November
26, Saturdays at 10am and 1pm. Join us
for the 2nd Saturday Art Walk from 6-9pm on
November 12. Don’t miss the Ballroom Social
Dance and Date Night: Chef’s Table on November
19. Escape to Black Friday on November 25!
‘Glaze Your Own Ornament’ in Building W-8 on
November 26.
More than 100 Workhouse artists exhibit all
media in Gallery W-16, First Floor and the Studio
Galleries.
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!The Art League
105 N. Union St (in The Torpedo Factory), (703)
683-1780. Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5 For more
information and to register for programs:
www.theartleague.org.
November 9 - December 5: Small Works.
Popular juried exhibit by Art League members
will feature artworks of all-media and subject
matter, restricted by size to no larger than 120”
square. What Art to Wear. Juried exhibit of
wearable art features one-of-a-kind pieces of
hand-made clothing, jewelry, or other adornments
created as fine or expressive art.
$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
The Del Ray Dozenz, November 4 – 27. This
show builds on the triumphs of past photography
shows and expands participation to
"dozenz" of Del Ray Artisans members. We are
exhibiting the gamut of photographic styles,
techniques, and subjects. Digital, traditional,
and non-traditional photographic processes,
color and black & white images are featured.
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Subject matter varies at the discretion of the
photographer. This show celebrates photography
as a printed medium, and highlights
the finest photographs our membership has
produced in the last two years.
The gallery is closed on Thanksgiving Day.
@ Gallery West
1213 King St, Alexandria
(703) 549-6006,
e-mail gallerywest@verizon.net
www.gallery-west.com.
Nov 9 – Dec 4: Group show Small Works. Just
in time for holiday gift giving, Gallery West's
Small Works Show features a wide variety of
original paintings, sculptures, ceramics, photographs,
encaustics, and jewelry. Gallery West
is also celebrating FotoWeekDC 2011 with
an eclectic show of photographs by gallery
members. The gallery is accepting applications
for membership. Gallery West is the oldest
cooperative art gallery in Northern Virginia.
!Multiple Exposures Gallery
105 N. Union St., # 312, (703) 683-2205,
Open seven days 11-5 pm, 2-9 pm every 2nd Thurs.
www.multipleexposuresgallery.com.
Effective Immediately, Photo Exhibition By
Michael Borek, thru November 7.
Everything is Alternative, MEG member 17 show
juried by Sara Yousefnejad, from Arlington
Arts Center, Nov 8-Dec 4. At 7pm, November
10: talk by Regina Deluise, MICA photography
professor, in the Target Gallery.
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!Potomac Fiber Arts Gallery
105 N. Union St, Studio # 18, (703) 548-0935.
Open M-Sun 11-5, Thurs Nights, thru 9 pm:
Fissures, Fossils and Fragments, thru Nov 13. What
the Earth speaks to us. November 15 - January
8, 2012: All That Glitters: Is not gold, but most
everything your heart desires.
We are the DC area’s first cooperative fiber art
gallery, and have 70 members.
!Printmakers Inc
Yuri Kokoyanin
Farm Girl
from The Art from Three Rivers
at George Washington's River
Farm
7931 East Boulevard Drive
Alexandria, Va 22308
Hours: Mon - Fri 9-5, Saturday 9-1
Featuring Views by
Nikolai Antyuchin from the Moscow
River
Yuri Kokoyanin from the Neva River
Robert Murray from the Potomac River
Thru December 31, 2011
Reception
Saturday December 10, 9am - 1 pm
Studio #325, Torpedo Factory Art Center, 105 N.
Union St, (703) 683-1342. Open daily 11 am-5 pm.
Nov 1 through December 31: members exhibition
titled "Wrap It Up". Come see what we have put
up to close out the year and help with ideas for
gifts.
Our original prints include screen print, lithography,
linocut, woodcut, intaglio, engraving, monotype
and mixed media printmaking. Artists work
on-site and the public is invited to ask questions
and observe.
Member artists include Phyllis Cohen, Judith
Coady, Ruth Corning, Jeanne Garant, Connie
Grace, Mary Morrison, Norma Pfaff, Maggie
Stewart & Carolyn Witschonke.
presented by The Von Brahler Ltd.
Gallery/Art Presentations
703.798.8686, vbgpromo@aol.com
#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 are beautifully
displayed in conjunction with period furniture
& accessories in a turn-of-the-century row house
in historic Alexandria. Painting subjects include
landscapes, portraits, genre scenes, animals, still
lives, marines, etc. Everything is properly restored
& guaranteed as represented. Painting restoration,
picture lights.
!Target Gallery
105 N. Union St, ground floor, Torpedo Factory
Art Center, daily from 10-6pm, from 10 - 9 pm
Thursdays, (703) 838-4565, ext 4.
www.torpedofactory.org.
Part of FOTOWEEK DC, Transferred: Alternative
Processes in Photography, runs Nov 5-27. Juror
Regina Deluise says, “I whittled away at a large
group of images...arriving at a compelling look
at alternative processes...this exhibition...illuminates
distinct approaches to a classic medium.”
A M.I.C.A. photography professor, Deluise is
considered an expert in the field of alternative
processes in photography.
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