Galleries Magazine

May openings2 Thursday3-5 pm: Columbia Art Center Galleries,Maryland -Howard High School AP PhotographyStudents Present: The List.5-7:30 pm: Howard Community CollegeGalleries, Maryland -HCC Spring StudentInvitational .3 Friday6-8 pm: Alex Gallery, Dupont Circle -Dee Levinson. Gallery A: Mago, George Iso,Mari Rantanen, Michel Moulimois, ConsueloVallina.6-9 pm: Arts Club of Washington,Downtown - People and Places: FourDistinct Views. Through the Looking Glass:Jeanne Sullivan.6-9 pm: Art First Gallery, Fredericksburg,Virginia - Kenneth Moore and an All-Members’ Exhibition.6-8 pm: Cross-Mackenzie Gallery, DupontCircle - John Cole.7-10 pm: Del Ray Artisans, OldtownAlexandria - TC Williams Student ArtShow.6-8 pm: Foundry Gallery, Dupont Circle -Ana Elisa Benavent.3 Friday6-9 pm: International Art and ArtistsHillyer Art Space, Dupont Circle - LaraBandilla, Melanie Kehoss.6:30-8:30 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle -Pam Frederick, Rosabel Goodman-Everard.6-8:30 pm: Touchstone Gallery, Downtown- Marcia Coppel; All Members Exhibiton: ADip in the Blue.4 Saturday5-7 pm: Addison/Ripley Fine Art, Georgetown- sigil: Renee Butler, Joe White, MaggieMichael, Robin Rose, Andrea Way, Tom Green,Joan Belmar, Chip Richardson.5-9 pm: The Artists Gallery, Maryland -Marie Riccio.1-4 pm: Washington Printmakers Gallery,Maryland - Margaret Adams Parker, RobinGibson.5 Sunday3-6 pm: MFA Circle Gallery, Annapolis -Seen Around Town: A sampler of AnnapolisPortraits; Spring Member Show.10 Friday6-8 pm: Susan Calloway Fine Arts, Georgetown- Barbara Kingery.6-9 pm: Waverly Street Gallery, Bethesda -Liz Lescault and Alison Sigethy.www.galleriesmagazine.com2 ■ galleries ■ MAY 2013

11 Saturday6-9 pm: The Art Gallery of Potomac,Maryland - Blooming: Dot Procter, RuthMarcus, Karul Lasher.1-4 pm: The Loft Gallery, Virgina -Elizabeth Geers Loftis.4-7 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle -Elizabeth Grusin-Howe.6-9 pm: Workhouse Arts Center, Virgina- Standing Room Only; 2nd Saturday ArtWalk.14 Tuesday5:30-7:30 pm: Columbia Art CenterGalleries, Maryland -Annual Faculty-Student Exhibition.16 Thursday5:30-7:30 pm: Columbia Art CenterGalleries, Maryland -Annual Faculty/Student Exhibition.7-9 pm: The Mansion at Strathmore,Maryland - Creative Crafts Council 29thBiennial Exhibit.18 Saturday3-5 pm: The Artists Gallery, Maryland -Marie Riccio.6-8 pm: Watergate Gallery, Downtown -Ethan Rochmis.19 Sunday2-4 pm: Multiple Exposures Gallery,Oldtown Alexandria - Sandy Le-BrunEvans, Danny Conant.21 Tuesday5:30-8 pm: Zenith Gallery / The Galleryat 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue NW,Downtown DC - Julie & Ken Girardini.23 Thursday6-8 pm: King Street Gallery, MCCC TakomaPark/Silver Spring, Maryland - JuriedStudent Exposition, MC Department ofVisual Arts and Design .29 Wednesday7-9 pm: Elizabeth Myers Mitchell ArtGallery, Annapolis - Less is More: SmallWorks in a Great Space.Protect and enjoy yourhistorical documentswith archival framingWONDER GRAPHICSPICTURE FRAMINGVERMONT AVE & K St NW(202) 898-1700Open 11-5, Mon - FrIMAY 2013 ■ galleries ■ 3

Ana Elisa BenaventWhat You Keep To YourselfAcrylic on board, 60” x 58”(two panels)thru Foundry Gallery, Dupont CircleOn thE CoVerMAY 2013 ■ Vol 40, No. 8Publisher & Editor: Reid BaronProduction : Deborah GayPhone: 301 270-0180 ■ Fax: 301 270-0561Hours: Mon-Fri 11-5Correspondence and Delivery address:6504 Allegheny Ave, Takoma Park, MD 20912Website at www.galleriesmagazine.come-mail:galleriesmag@hotmail.comgalleries is published monthly, except for the Summer edition,which encompasses June, July & August & the Winteredition covering January & February.Subscriptions are available for $24/year.Send check or money order payable to galleries to:6504 Allegheny Ave, Takoma Park Md. 20912.Opinionated content of advertised artwork issolely the responsibility of the artists & does notnecessarily reflect the views of galleries magazine.Established 1973©2012 Reid BaronAndrei KushnirRiver Visionsto June 1, 2013Thirty years is a longtime for an artist to focuson a subject such as thePotomac River. Not by thetime frame of the historyof the river, perhaps, butfor a single artist in a single lifetime, it is daunting.Andrei Kushnir has spent more time on the banksof the Potomac than many of us have lived. Wholeart movements have come and gone, as havehundreds of local artists who strove to capturesomething of the essence of the place.Andrei’s purpose, even thirty years ago, was toexplore every aspect of the river he loves, and onlyshow the whole body of work when everythinghe had to say was said, not in a pamphlet, but adefinitive novel of the rich visual and historicalexperience that is the Potomac.Many of Andrei’s paintings hang in the humblehomes of kayakers, conservationists, fishermenand outdoor lovers who prize authenticity as muchas the imagery that captures the stories and characterof the river. His paintings are loose pagesfrom an ongoing epic, ever-flowing toward theChesapeake Bay.Michele Taylor, Curator pro-tem.American Painting5118 MacArthur Blvd NW, Washington, DC 20016(202) 244-3244classicamericanpainting.com4 ■ galleries ■ MAY 2013

John HubbardRoller, Porthmeor, 2001oil on paper22 x 26-1/2"Courtesy of the artist.Luther W. Brady Gallery, GWUDowntownEstablished in 1981, theADAGW offers an onlinedirectory of professionaland knowledgable artdealers in theWashington DC regionAddison Ripley Fine Art Burton Marinkovich Fine ArtSusan Calloway Fine Art Kathleen Ewing GalleryBarbara Fendrick Fine Art Eisley Fine Art Fraser GalleryJane Haslem Gallery Maurine Littleton Gallery Marsha Mateyka GalleryParish Gallery The Principle Gallery The Ralls CollectionWatergate Gallery Lavinia Wohlfarth Gallery Zenith GalleryFor information on exhibitions & events visitwww.washingtonartdealers.orgMAY 2013 galleries ■ 5

Touchstone Gallery901 NY Ave, NW, 202.347.2787.email: touchstonegallery@gmail.comOpen Wed-Th, 11-6, , Fri 11-8, Sat-Sun 12-5.www.touchstonegallery.com.May 3 - June 2: Preview: May 1 and 2, 11-6pm:A Dip in the Blue, Touchstone Gallery All Memberexhibition. From blue moon to blue skiesto blue states, Touchstone artists paint TheBlues. Whether dipping, diving or soaring intothe wild blue yonder, they've put together anall-media exhibit that is out of the blue.Life Is Too Serious III by Marcia Coppel.Coppel's new paintings are based on herloose, whimsical gesture drawings and on herbeautifully appealing and sophisticated colors.&Watergate GalleryWatergate Mall, 2552 Virginia Ave NW(202) 338-4488, fax (202) 338-4489Open Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 12-5.www.watergategalleryframedesignMarcela Olivia Dorantes, Traveling Companions,thru May 14. Marcela Olivia Dorantes has beenpainting feathered and furry friends for manyyears. She manages to capture the spirit andpersonality of the dogs, cats and birds that shepaints in combined surrealist and representationalstyles. “Until one has loved an animal apart of one’s soul remains unawakened.” AnatoleFrance; French poet, journalist and novelist.Ethan Rochmis, Loose Canon, paintings on paper,May 18t – June 15t. Ethan Rochmis is an artistwho lives in Northern Virginia. Though he plays ina variety of media this show focuses on selectedink works on paper created 2012. Artist Talk:Wednesday. June 5th 6:30pm.Zenith GalleryPO Box 55295, DC 20040. For an appointment,information, gallery hours & address 202-783-2963, email: art@zenithgallery.com.www.zenithgallery.com.The Zenith Gallery Salon, 1429 Iris StreetNW, We Are Celebrating Our 35th Year in theNation’s Capital, presenting Trees - The WorldGreatest Cooperators, thru June 1. Trees andHumans are partners on the planet, withouttrees there are no people. Humans revere themajesty of trees and respect their value andtheir incomparable contribution to our planet.Nature has always been and will continue to beone of the main subjects of art. No two treesare alike just as no two people are alike. We areconstantly coming up with new ways to depictone of the most enduring resources on ourplanet.The Gallery at 1111 Pennsylvania AvenueNW, (12th & Penn NW), Weekdays, 8 am-7 pm;Sat & Sun by appt:Girardini: Retrospective Passages, featuring theSculpture, painting, photography, furniture byJulie & Ken Girardini, May 22-Aug 31.The Washington, DC Economic Partnership,1495 F Street NW, M – Fri 9am – 5pm:The Best of All Worlds…Traditional and ModernArt, Featuring the Sculpture of Paul MartinWolff and Paintings by Bradley Stevens thruMay 11.CHERRY BLOSSOMS IN SPRINGTIME, thru May.Bradley Stevens, Jim Magner, Ken Girardini,Michela Mansuino, Philip HazardZenith provides high-quality acquisition,consulting and commissioning services to residential/corporateclients via its website, salongallery, or by appointment and house calls.www.galleriesmagazine.comMAY 2013 galleries ■ 7

21st STREETDUPONTCIRCLE$Alex Gallery2106 R St NW, (202) 667-2599.Open Tues-Sat 11-5, Sun & Mon by appt.www.Alexgalleries.com.Figuring History – Paintings by Dee Levinson.Levinson’s award winning paintings are basedprimarily on medieval sculpture she hasseen and photographed in Europe, especiallyEngland, Spain and Italy. Subjects rangefrom an anonymous Moor to Mary Queen ofScots. Mentored by legendary muralist WilliamWoodward, Levinson studied painting atGeorge Washington University and the CorcoranCollege of Art and Design while workingin the art department at The Washington Post.Gallery A: Gallery artists: Mago, George Iso,Mari R.antanen, Michel Moulimois, ConsueloVallina.23 nd STREETBSCALIFORNIA STREETO STREETLEROY22 nd STREET#$ ")&!CONNECTICUT AVEHILLYERHILTONHOTELMFLORIDA AVE19 th STREETMDUPONTCIRCLEM!Burton Marinkovich Fine Art1506 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, includingChuck Close, Richard Diebenkorn, Jim Dine,Lesley Dill, Helen Frankenthaler, David Hockney,Robert Motherwell, Kiki Smith, Wayne Thiebaud& others. Paintings by Mary Grigonis, gouachesby Geoffrey Baker. Estate of Mary Louise Cline.New acquisitions of early prints5by Terry Winters."Cross-Mackenzie Gallery2026 RSt NW, 202-333-7970,e-mail becca@crossmackenzie.com.Wed-Sat 12-6 :www.crossmackenzie.com15 th STREETWork by up-and-coming architectural photographerJohn Cole. This series, The Wallsis all about observing mindfully, seeingthoughtfully, paying closer attention andlooking anew. Walls are not just facades ofbuildings, barriers or supports, they are invitingtableaus for the unpredictable – they arenon-linear BN time-lines. These walls are pagesfrom autograph books inviting the signaturesof weather, accident, sunlight and serendipity.The viewer must be present in order not toCOLUMBIAoverlook the “writing on the wall” HEIGHTS and to realizethat there is more to be seen.S STREETRIGGS PL18 th STREETT STREETNEW HAMPSHIRE AVE/U STREET17 th STREETMASSACHUSETTS AVER STREETQ STREETP STREET516 th STREET15 th STREET14 th STREET8 ■ galleries ■ MAY 2013

Foundry Gallery1314 18th St NW, First Floor, (202) 463-0203,Wed-Fri 1-7, Sat & Sun 12-6: Metro accessibleat Dupont Circle. www.foundrygallery.orgMay 1 - June 2: Abstract artist Ana ElisaBenavent paints emotions in color. Joy, love,sorrow, frustration, excitement - a warmorange/red cheers up a gloomy midnight blue,a big, jealous deep purple takes over…. let’sinvite a bit of white to make peace. The largefields of color start talking to and playing witheach other, layer over layer, foundation colorsunder translucent colors under contrastingcolors. Foundry Gallery Members exhibitionruns concurrently.Questions call 202-463-0203, email president@foundrygallery.org and check out our newVirtual Gallery and join us on Facebook.& Jane Haslem Gallery2025 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, May - June - July.Drawings by Neena Birch, Tom Edwards, KathrynFreeman, Johannah Hall, David Hollowell, BillyMorrow Jackson, Peter Milton, Gabor Peterdi,Julie Schneider, and Stephen Talsanik.)International Arts & Artists’Hillyer Art Space9 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.May 3-31: Lara Bandilla-Time and Light. Bandilla'spaintings narrate of light and movement,of time and space. The observer looks at thesnapshot of a moment while at the same timea room into infinity opens. The paintings serveas gateways for a journey into endlessness.Melanie Kehoss-Nothing Single. Says the artist,"I am drawn to cut paper because the mediumenticingly balances simplicity and complexity." Marsha Mateyka Gallery2012 R Street NW, (202) 328-0088. fax: (202)332-0520, e-mail: mmateyka@aol.com.Open Wed-Sat 11-5.www.marshamateykagallery.com.Athena Tacha: Drawings/Private and Public,thru May 25. Spanning 1980 to the present withworks by this well known, site specific artist,the exhibition will feature drawings for majorpublic plazas and garden projects, as well asmore personal works on paper. The gallery alsorepresents Sam Gilliam, Jae Ko, Jim Sanborn,Christopher French, Aline Feldman, William T.Wiley and the Estates of Nathan Oliveira andGene Davis.#Studio Gallery2108 R St NW (downstairs), (202) 232-8734.Wed-Thurs 1-7 pm, Fri 1-8 pm, Sat 1-6 pm.www.studiogallerydc.com.Thru May 18: Pam Frederick-Objects of MyOwn Design depicts organic forms andgeometric shapes communicating with eachother in their own atmospheric world.DOWNSTAIRS SHOWS: Rosabel Goodman-Everard -Thoughts and Dreams, a series of ninesculptures. All are assemblages made of foundobjects that are hidden with celluclay and paint.Elizabeth Grusin-Howe-When the sky is clear thehorizon is visible-screen prints with pigmentedwax and metallic and opalescent powders,mainly focusing on the horizon, showing thedepth of air and its embrace.I found I could say thingswith color and shapes thatI couldn't say any otherway - things I had nowords for.~Georgia O'KeeffeMAY 2013 galleries ■ 9

Georgetown%Addison/Ripley Fine Art1670 Wisconsin Ave NW, at Reservoir Rd.,Tues-Sat 11-6 & by appt.(202) 338-5180, fax (202) 338-2341e-mail: addisonrip@aol.com.www.addisonripleyfineart.comsigil |sijel| : A group exhibition curated byCarol Brown Goldberg, featuring the work of:Renee Butler, Joe White, Maggie Michael, RobinRose, Andrea Way, Tom Green, Joan Belmar,Chip Richardson, May 3 thru June 29.$Susan Calloway Fine ArtsBook Hill in Georgetown, 1643 WisconsinAvenue NW, phone: 202-965-4601, fax: 202-338-1660, Tues-Sat, 10-5 or by appt.e-mail: gallery@callowayart.com.www.callowayart.com.Poetic Visions, paintings by Native Americanartist Barbara Kingery on view from May 10through June 8. Kingery’s paintings are mixedmedia, acrylic or oil, with occasional additionsof mica and small found objects. Her paintingshave been described as Narrative Symbolism.Kingery’s work depicts a shared history ofindigenous cultures, filled with life, movementand memories in a series of patternsthat can almost be described as visual tapestries.Born into the Chickasaw Nation andeducated in fine art painting and drawing,Kingery was appointed in 2007 by the Presidentof the United States to board of trusteesof the Institute of American Indian and NativeAlaskans in Santa Fe, New Mexico.Susan Calloway Fine Arts specializes in contemporaryart by local, regional, and internationalartists, antique American and European oilpaintings, and a carefully chosen selectionof 17th-19th century prints. The gallery alsospecializes in conservation framing usingarchival-quality materials and techniques, andin traditional French mat decoration. The galleryprovides extensive art consulting services forbusiness and residential clients and collaborateswith architecture and design trades."Maurine Littleton Gallery1667 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 exhibitsthe work of leading contemporary artists inglass, metal, and ceramics - including HarveyK. Littleton, Dale Chihuly, Dante Marioni,Richard Marquis, Ginny Ruffner, ThermanStatom, Colin Reid, and Albert Paley.10 ■ galleries ■ MAY 2013

The Old Print Gallery1220 31st St NW, (202) 965-1818Open Mon-Sat 10-5:30 pmwww.oldprintgallery.comRoss/Romano, thru July 13. Featuring the workof John Ross and Clare Romano, internationallyknown printmakers, teachers & husband andwife creative duo. Their book The Complete Printmaker,first published in 1972, has been calledthe definitive textbook on printmaking. Theirprints sample architecture, landscapes, waterwaysand canyon vistas--a visual rrecord of theirtravels to Italy, the Southwest, Eastern Europe,and time spent at home in New York. Working inthe medium of collagraphy, prints by Ross andRomano marry texture and color in a beautifullylayered and engaging way.The Old Print Gallery specializes in contemporaryand early 20th century prints, from Americanand local DC artists. Established in historicGeorgetown in 1971, the gallery has becomeone of the most respected antique print andmap gallery in the United States, with anextensive collection in American historic prints,Protect and enjoy yourhistorical documentswith archival framingWONDER GRAPHICSPICTURE FRAMINGVERMONT AVE & K St NW(202) 898-1700Open 11-5, Mon - FrIbotanicals, Currier & Ives, Audubon’s, Americantown views, and maps of the United States.The gallery also specializes in conservationframing, using archival-quality materials andtechniques.Georgetown continues next page...galleries magazineserving the Washington/Baltimore metro area arts communityfor forty yearsartists/art spaces/museumswww.galleriesmagazine.comwishes our good friend Norman Parisha speedy recoveryParish Gallery, 1054 31st Street NW, Washington DC 20007MAY 2013 ■ galleries ■ 11

Uptown DC continues..."Eisley Fine Art1801 Foxhall Road NW, Washington, DCwith special thanks to CSK Residential, Inc.www.eisleyfineart.com.Jerry L. Eisley is continuing building on fourdecades of experience in the fine arts in Washington,DC with Eisley Fine Arts' Inaugural Exhibition.Eisley Fine Art offers fine art and curatorialservices and is available for conservation,restorations and the best in museum framingthrough special events, online exhibitions and byappointment. Contact eisleyfineart@gmail.com.BETHESDAchevy chase"Clinical Research Center GalleriesNational Institutes of Health, Building 10,Bethesda, (301) 402-0115. Daily, 7am-9 pm.www.lillianfitzgerald.blogspot.com.Thru May 10: Mark O Hatfield Clinical Center:10North Gallery- David Daniels, West Gallery-Blair Jackson, East Gallery- Kevin Moore, EastAlcove Gallery-Janet Matthews, West AlcoveGallery- Karyn Dingledyne, Sculpture Cases-Lea Topping. May 17 - July 5: Mark O HatfieldClinical Center, North Gallery- Pattie Hipschen,West Gallery- Ruth Bird, East Gallery- PatriciaUnderwood, East Alcove Gallery-Andy Farkas,West Alcove Gallery- Parisa Tirna, SculptureCases- Karin Abromatis.! Waverly Street Gallery4600 East-West Highway, Suite 120(entrance on Waverly St.), Bethesda(301) 951-9441, Tues-Sat 12-6.www.waverlystreetgallery.com.Fathom - Sculptural Exploration of AnotherWorld by Liz Lescault and Alison Sigethy andNew Work by Gallery Artists, May 7 - June 8.The organic visions of Alison Sigethy and LizLescault speak to each other. Collaborating for the$ Kathleen Ewing GalleryVintage and Contemporary Photography, 3615Ordway St NW, 202-328-0955. By appointmentconvenient to your schedule.www.kathleenewinggallery.comMaster & Contemporary Photography, includingA. Aubrey Bodine, Esther Bubleyilly Ronis,August Sander, Phil Borges, John Grant, AdrielHeisey, Alex MacLean, DarrowMontgomery, Mark Power, Rosamond /Purcell, John Reef, Steve Szabo and others.O L D G E O R G E T O W N R DWILSON LAMOORLANDEDGEMOORHAMPDENELM STB A T T E R Y L AR U G B YAUBURNNORFOLKARLINGTONBETHESDAfirst time, Sigethy and Lescault create enigmatic,seductive life forms, by developing a form andturning it over to the other to complete.Lescault’s biomorphic sculptures reflect herexploration of organic form. She freely combineselements from nature, drawing imagery fromthe ocean depths, the detritus of the forest floorand microscopic life. The work can be sensual andscientific - beautiful and ominous in the sameinstance. Sigethy makes new and old lifeforms out of glass. These are organic, but stillabstract. By creating pieces that representthe contradictory ideas of beginning and end,rebirth and decay, without preference, Sigethyhopes to create dialogue about the continuumof life and our place in it.Fathom will also feature a soundscapecomposed by sound installation designer JohnVengrouskie, creating a contemplative refugefor the sculptures and immersing the audiencein a full multi-level collaboration.B R A D L E Y B L V DST ELMO"W O O D M O N TW I S C O N S I N A V EM!L E L A N DEAST - WESTMAY 2013 ■ galleries ■ 1582 1146

MARYLANDMap #'s outside Beltway indicate general direction)American Center for Physics GalleryOne Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD(301) 209-3125. Open Mon-Fri 9-5www.acp.org.Sitting Presence: photographs by Lance Chang,sculptures by Liz Lescault and paintings byBonita Tabakin, thru Oct 18. Curator: SarahTanguy.BPThe Art Gallery of Potomac9945 Falls Road, 240-447-9417, Thurs.-Sun. 12-4www.theartgalleryofpotomac.com.www.potomacartists.com.Blooming, May 1-26. Tri-state trio, Dot Procter(MD), Ruth Marcus (DC), and Karul Lasher (VA)will show their color rich paintings in the monthof May at the Gallery. Opening Tea, May 1,1-3pm. Artists’ Talk, May 18, 2-3:30.Resident artists; Colette Calilhanna, TerriCunningham, Carol Dyer, Felisa Federman,Habib Hastie, Claire Howard, Anne Martinez,Yolanda Prinsloo, Dot Procter, Millie Shott, andMartha Spak. Artists work in many mediumsand include a wide range of subject matter fromportraiture, still life, landscape, folk art, andabstracts. The resident artists create a new showeach month with new themes and work." The Artists Gallery4 East Church St Frederick, (301) 696-8187.Open Fri-Sun 12-5 & by appt.extended hours in December, Fri & Sat 5-8www.the-artists-gallery.org.Beginning May 3, Marie Riccio will exhibit stilllife paintings that explore the effects of theAngle of Incidence, the angle at which a ray oflight strikes a surface. Through direct observation,she senses light's influence on an objectas it moves through space. Her work embodiesboth what she is seeing and her emotionalresponse to the subject.Joanna Morrison, with Western Landscapes,will show a series of paintings with a westernlook. These landscapes combine elements—mountains, colorful rocks, prairie and wateringholes— into a narrative whole, with suggestionsof pioneer history.16 ■ galleries ■ MAY 2013

( The Meeting House Gallery5885 Robert Oliver Place, Columbia410-730-4090Open daily from 8:00 am to 9:00 pmwww.themeetinghouse.orgWoodland Muse, thru May 12, features the worksof Jim Auerbach - photographer, Elaine Katz -fabric artist, Christina Bird-Walker - oil painter,and Jane Wall - watercolors and graphite.Abstractions, May 19 - July 13. Abstractionsfeatures the works of Laurence Chandler, CathyLeaycraft, Bob Paulding and Colleen Sabo. Thisexhibit is one of many art venues during TheColumbia Art Festival which runs from June 14to June 29.The Oakland Mills Interfaith Center, whichhouses the gallery, is an exciting architecturalspace used by various congregations and communitygroups for religious services, classes,meetings and private parties.% Montpelier Arts Center9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel (4 mi. from Beltwayexit), (301) 377-7800. Open 7 days/week, 10-5.Thru May 27: Rania Hassan, Main Gallery. Hassancombines knitting and painting to weave sculpturalstories of connections to friends, family,and the idea of home. ."Sarah Silberman Art GalleryMontgomery College RockvillePaul Peck Art Building, second floor, 51 ManakeeStreet, Rockville, (240) 567-5115. Mon-Fri 10-4:Rockville Student Art Exhibition, thru May 10.(Still Life Gallery Fine Art& Custom Framing8173 Main St Ellicott City MD 21043(410) 461-1616. Wed thru Sun 11am-6 pmwww.stilllifegallery.netCome and see our delightful "Mini-Museum"!Located in the heart of Old Ellicott City'scharming Historic District, Still Life Fine ArtGallery has been in the same location for threedecades. We feature a large, carefully curatedselection of fine original paintings, prints, andfabulous artistic jewelry by premier regional& local artists. At any given time we have over80 original paintings on exhibit. Experience anelegant late 1800's space hung "Salon Style",with many pieces of art adorning the wallsalmost floor to ceiling. Genres includeClassical Realism, Landscape, Still Life, Figurative/Abstractand Plein Air painting. Newworks rotate on a continuing basis & includework by students & faculty of The SchulerSchool of Fine Art, Baltimore & The ZollStudio School of Fine Art. Our on-site framingworkshop specializes in expertly designed,museum-quality, custom framing.Currently featuring works by Nancy Van Meter,Kathy Daywalt, MJ Kehne, Dottie Dunsmore,and many others. Also exclusively representingspectacular Ivory Coast painter EphremKouakou's new works on an ongoing basis./ Washington Printmakers GalleryPyramid Atlantic Art Center, 2nd fl., 8230 GeorgiaAve, Silver Spring, 301.273.3660. Tues-Thurs12-6 pm, Friday til 7, Sat 10 -5 pm, Sun 12- 5pm. info@washingtonprintmakers.com.www.washingtonprintmakers.com.In the Main Gallery: Signs and Seasons: Etchings,Drawings, and Woodcuts by MargaretAdams Parker.In the Press Room: In My Nature, Mini-solo byRobin Gibson.WPG Editions: An Intaglio Print Symposium:Saturday, May 18, 12:30-4:30 pm. MargaretAdams Parker and guest artists discuss printeditions, display plates, blocks, and prints, anddemonstrate printing techniques.“Paint the flying spiritof the bird ratherthan its feathers.”~Robert HenriMAY 2013 ■ galleries ■ 19

BALTIMORE!C. Grimaldis Gallery523 N. Charles St, (410) 539-1080.Tues-Sat 10am - 5:30 pm.www.cgrimaldisgallery.comHidenori Ishii: Iceplants / Foon Sham: Building theNatural, thru May 18.Dates are subject to change - please call thegallery for more information, or e-mail info@cgrimaldisgallery.com.% Goya Contemporary3000 Chestnut Avenue, Mill Centre, #214, 410-366-2001, Fax: 410-235-8730. Hours: Tuesday- Friday, 10 am - 5:30 pm, Sat by appt, 12 – 5pm. Call to verify holiday hours.www.goyacontemporary.comThru May 29: Timothy App: The Aesthetics ofPrecision, Forty-Five Years of Works on Paper.Lillian Bayley Hoover: As it Is.HOWARDFRANKLINMULBERRYSARATOGAFAYETTELOMBARDPRATTCAMDENR T 3 9 5M T R O Y A LSHARP PARK5CATHEDRALCHARLESJ O N E S1ST PAULLIGHT STF A L L SMADISONCENTREORLEANSCALVERTE X P R E S S W A YStevenson University Gallery1525 Greenspring Valley Road, Stevenson, MDSTADIUMINNER(443) 334-2163, fax (410) 486-3552.HARBOROpen Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 11 - 5, Wed 11 - 8,Sat 1 - 4. www.stevenson.edu.KEY HIGHWAYGallery: Through June, Portals, annual exhibitionconceived, designed and installed by6FEDERAL HILLgraduating visual communication designmajors.E. FORT AVESt. Paul Companies Pavilion: Añada más vidaa tus dias: Add more life to your days, thru May10. Photography from a faculty-led trip toSpain. Juror: Dennis Drenner.414R T 8 32Claudia VessCloudsmixed media on rag matte board2 ¾ x 2 ¾”thru The Cabinet Art, Uptown DC20 ■ galleries ■ MAY 2013

ANNAPOLIS! Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art GallerySt. John’s College Campus, Mellon Hall, 60 CollegeAve., (410) 626-2556. Tues-Sun 12-5, Fri7-8 pm. www.stjohnscollege.com.St. John’s College Community Art Exhibition2013, thru May 12. This annual exhibitionoffers members of the St. John’s College communityan opportunity to explore the visualarts. The result, a diverse collection of ceramics,paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture,textiles, and photographs, elegantly representsthe artistic talent of the community.May 2: Book Club. Join members of the MitchellGallery Book Club for a docent tour of theSt. John’s Community Art Exhibition exhibitionfollowed by a discussion of A Month in theCountry by J.L. Carr from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.Registration is required. Contact Kathy Dulisseat 410-626-2530.Less is More: Small Works in a Great Space (AMitchell Gallery National Juried Exhibition),May 29 - June 19. This exhibition will includethe work of artists from the United Statesand Puerto Rico. Jurors Joann Moser (seniorcurator of Graphic Arts at the SmithsonianAmerican Art Museum) and Jack Rasmussen(director and curator at the American UniversityMuseum at the Katzen Arts Center) willselect two- and three-dimensional works inall media, including jewelry and smallsculpture. All works will be for sale. To reviewthe Less is More exhibition prospectus, go tohttp://themitchellgallery.org/prospectus.pdf." Maryland Federation of ArtGallery on the Circle18 State Circle, 410-268-4566Tuesday thru Sunday 11am - 5pmwww.mdfedart.comSeen Around Town: A sampler of Annapolis Portraits(Holley Gallery). May 1-19. Sandy Cohen, currentartist in residence at Maryland Hall, will be displayingher series of occasional portraits of familiarAnnapolis faces. See if you can identify your favoriterestaurateur, shop owner, local personality orpublic official!Spring Member Show, sponsored by BB&T, May3-26. Juried Exhibition featuring artworks by MFAmembers in a variety of media.Eye of the Beholder: Fine Art of the Found Object,May 31—June 23. National Juried exhibition ofworks incorporating at least one found object, orartwork created from objects not intended as artmaterials. This show features 53 artists displaying133 selected by juror Adah Rose Bitterbaum. Showfeatures works representing a variety of worksranging from mixed media assemblage to collageusing neon signs. This is by far our most creativeand innovative collection of works by the nature ofthe medium.Voted Best Annapolis Art Gallery 2011, MFA’sCircle Gallery presents rotating national juriedexhibitions, member juried exhibitions, andnon-juried opportunities for local artists. Ourmembers organize 20 to 25 exhibitions yearly.MAY 2013 ■ galleries ■ 21

# McLean Project for the Arts1234 Ingleside Ave., McLean, 703-790-1953.Tues-Fri 11-4, Sat 1-5.Thru June 1:Emerson Gallery: Sprays, Dusts and Aerosols, AChemical Revolution: Works by Nils HenrikSundqvist and David D’Orio.Atrium Gallery: Ouisa: Drawings by Rula Jones.Ramp Gallery: Industrial Paradise: Drawings byJessica VanBrakle.$ Workhouse Arts Center9601 Ox Road, Lorton, 703-584-2900.Visit artists’ studios Wed-Sat 11am-7pm; Sun12-5pm. Over 100 artists exhibit in the VulcanGallery & Studio Galleries. Workhouse PrisonMuseum at Lorton open Wed-Fri 12-3pm; Sat &Sun 12-4pm. www.WorkhouseArts.org.Annual Congressional Art Competition, thru May26. The Congressional Art Competition providesan opportunity for Members of Congress toencourage and recognize the artistic talents oftheir young constituents. Over 650,000 highschool students have participated in the nationwidecompetition.Standing Room Only, thru June 16, will feature aselection of 20 artist customized bike seats. Thisshow will transform the everyday and familiarseat into work of art. The show’s title makesreference to this change in the object’s function;what is usually seen as a tool for sitting andpart of the bicycle unit will become an object ofdisplay and will be exhibited as such, standingon pedestals as purely an art object.Over 100 Workhouse artists exhibit all media inthe Vulcan Gallery, McGuireWoods Gallery & theStudio Galleries.The purpose of artis washing thedust of daily lifeoff our souls.Pablo PicassoWEST VIRGINIA" Steam at Harper’s Ferry180 High Street, 1-B, Harper’s Ferry, W. Va.Open Saturdays and Sundays 10-5304-885-0094; info@steamatharpersferry.comwww.steamatharpersferry.com@SteamHFSteam at Harper’s Ferry is a Victorian/Steampunkthemed gallery and gift shop located in the historiclower town of Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia.Steam at Harper’s Ferry has quarterly openingsand features local and regional artists.www.galleriesmagazine.comMAY 2013 ■ galleries ■ 23

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Fine Art+Craft+PerformanceOver 200 Contemporary Artists From Around the WorldMay 17 - 19, 2013Reston Town CenterReston, VAwww.NorthernVirginiaFineArtsFestival.orgOpening Night Party:Friday, May 176:00pm – 9:00pmTickets RequiredProduced bywww.restonarts.orgCarol FugmannEnigma Brooch 1Media Sponsors:Corporate andCommunitySponsors:Greater Reston Arts Center • 12001 Market Street • Reston VA 20190703.471.9242 • www.restonarts.org