OLDTOWNALEXANDRIA!The Art League105 N. Union St (in The Torpedo Factory), (703)683-1780. Monday-Saturday, 10am-6pm,Thursdays until 9pm, and Sundays noon 6pm.www.theartleague.org.Earth, April 4 – April 30. Juried exhibit thatwill feature works addressing the state of ourplanet. The inaugural exhibit for the “Leagueof 25.” The kick-off event will take place duringthe opening reception, where members of theLeague of 25 are invited to partake in a specialrecycled art challenge. Visit our website formore details.April All-Media Exhibit, April 4 – April 30. Ajuried exhibit featuring works of all media andsubject matter by Art League members.Somewhere In The Orient II, by Marcia Jestaedt,April 5 – 30. Elegant sculptural forms andgarments, inspired by the Far East in this soloexhibit of raku ceramic work .$Del Ray Artisans2704 Mt Vernon Ave, (703) 838-4827Thurs 12-6, Fri 12-9, Sat 10-9, Sundays 12-6www.thedelrayartisans.orgChildhood Memories, April 6 - 29, featuresworks by local area artists. The showexplores the endless childhood memoriesthat often inspire art. The show featuresa collection of paintings, drawings, photographs,collages, sculptures, traditionaland abstract concepts, and various visualmedia. It commemorates the Virginia ArtCommissions’ Minds Wide Open celebrationof children and the arts. The Art Commissiondeclared 2012 as the Year of Children in Arts.@Gallery West1213 King St, Alexandria, (703) 549-6006,e-mail gallerywest@verizon.netwww.gallery-west.com.RED SHOES, a three artist show in three mediaby members P.Delia Chisholm, Louise Gatanasand Stephen Schiff, Apr 4-29.17The gallery is accepting applications for membership.Gallery West is the oldest cooperativeart gallery in Northern Virginia.R E I N E K E R S$W E S T S TP A Y N E S T@C O M M E R C E S TF A Y E T T E S TH E N R Y S TWOLFE STWILKES STP A T R I C K S TA L F R E D S TC 0 L U M B U S S T#W A S H I N G T O N S TPRINCESS STQUEEN STCAMERON STKING STREETPRINCE STDUKE STS T A S A P HP I T T S TR O Y A LF A I R F A XL E E S TU N I O N!S T R A N DGIBBON ST28 ■ galleries ■ APRIL 2012FRANKLIN STJEFFERSON ST
!Multiple Exposures Gallery105 N. Union St., # 312, (703) 683-2205,Open daily 11-5 pm, 2-9 pm 2nd Thurs.www.multipleexposuresgallery.com.One Morning, Two Hours, Eleven Photographsby Maureeen Minehan, thru May 6.!Potomac Fiber Arts Gallery105 N. Union St, Studio # 18, (703) 548-0935.Open M-Sun 11-5, Thurs Nights, thru 9 pm.Thru April 22: Sun and Rain: Nature's nurture.April 23 - May 20: In the Garden: Van Gogh'sIrises: Famous paintings provide inspiration.The DC area’s first cooperative fiber art gallery,and have 70 members, some of whomare published, teach and have won awardsin the fiber arts genre. New juried showsare installed monthly which include originalworks in jewelry, scarves, clothing, woven,knitted or crocheted items, as well as handmadepaper, wall hangings, fiber sculpturesand a variety of other innovative work.!Printmakers Inc.Studio #325, Torpedo Factory Art Center, 105N. Union St, (703) 683-1342. Daily 11am-5 pm.www.tfpi.orgPrintmakers Inc remains the only groupstudio dedicaded to the art of originalhand-pulled prints. The member artistswork in a variety of traditional printmakingtechniques that include intaglio, relief,monotypes and screenprinting. Currentmembers are Phyllis Cohen, Judith Coady,Ruth Corning, Connie Grace, Norma Pfaff,Maggie Stewart, and Carolyn Witschonke.Thru April 30: Phyllis Cohen presents TheLast Picture Show. Cohen was an originalmember of Printmakers when it was establishedin 1975. Her woodcuts are includedin many private and public collections.#Studio Antiques & Fine Art524 N. Washington St, (703) 548-5188.Open Tues. - Sat., 11-5, Sunday, 12-5.www.StudioAntiques.net.Area’s most extensive & diverse collection ofEuropean & American painting from the 18thto the early 20th century. Over 300 antiquepaintings beautifully displayed in conjunctionwith period furniture & accessories in a turnof-the-centuryrow house in historicAlexandria. Painting subjects includelandscapes, portraits, genre scenes, animals,still lives, marines, etc. Everything is properlyrestored & guaranteed as represented. Paintingrestoration, picture lights.!Target Gallery105 N. Union St, ground floor, Torpedo FactoryArt Center, daily from 10-6pm, from 10 - 9 pmThursdays, (703) 838-4565, ext 4.www.torpedofactory.org.Friends of the Torpedo Factory Mentor Show,April 1-15. Our Mentor Program pairs avolunteer artist with an art student from aCity of Alexandria high school. The studentshadows the artist, absorbing the mentor'sinsights. The mentor instructs the student onwhat is involved in being a professional artistand advises the student on his or her work. Fora final project, the mentor helps the studentcreate a piece of art.Push Pull Play, April 12- May 13. In celebrationof the Minds Wide Open Celebration ofChildren and the Arts, the focus is on interactive,kinetic, toy inspired art. Juror PrescottTrudeau is Curator of the Children's Museumof the Arts (CMA), a non-profit museumlocated in Lower Manhattan. Prescott'sexhibitions include Art Within Reach: Fromthe WPA to the Present, and Make Art (In)Public, exploring the impact of the arts onbuilding & bettering communities, withartists Swoon, Christo & Jeanne-Claude,Keith Haring, Friedensreich Hundertwasser,Remed, Tranqui Yanqui, and Moondog.APRIL 2012 ■ galleries ■ 29