October 2011 galleries magazine

GALLERIES 

a guide to Washington/Baltimore metropolitan area art spaces 

October 2011

October openings 

1 Saturday 

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

- Marc Weinberg, Lisa Tarkett Reed. 

6 pm: Watergate Gallery, Downtown DC - 

James Schaefer. 

5 Wednesday 

5:30-8pm: Eleven Eleven Sculpture 

Gallery, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue 

NW, thru Zenith Gallery, Downtown 

DC - Julie Girardini, David Hubbard, 

Joan Konkel, Barton Rubenstein and Paul 

Martin Wolff. 

7 Friday 

6-8:30 pm: Alex Gallery and (Gallery A), 

Dupont Circle - Swiss Style: Fashion & 

Jewelry; Aboud Dweck. 

6-8:30 pm: Art First Gallery, Fredericksburg, 

Virginia – Judith Merill, Patte 

Ormsby. 

6:30-8:30 pm: Arts Club of Washington, 

Downtown DC – Martin Levine, Mathilde 

Meuden Leisenring, Laura Wordlaw, 

Lorna Aldrich, Jenna Beebe, Ruth Bird, 

Vicki Doyle, Susanne Eisinger, Jack 

Hannula, Wendy Garner, Ed Purcell, 

Martine Khadr-Van Schoote, and Leslie 

Sorg Ramsay. 

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7 Friday 

6-8 pm: Foundry Gallery, Dupont Circle - Tanja 

Meskit. 

6-9 pm: International Art & Artists' Hillyer 

Art Space, Dupont Circle - Joan Belmar, 

Keith Lane. 

5-8 pm: South Street Art Gallery, Easton- 

Gay Faulkenberry, Jane Hartley. 

6-8 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle- 

Carolee Jakes, Eugene Markowski, Selections 

from the Garden Gallery. 

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

Steve Alderton, Leslie Johnston. 

5-9 pm: Troika Gallery, Easton- Invitational 

Maritime Exhibit. 

8 Saturday 

5-7 pm: American Painting, Uptown DC - 

Michael Francis. 

6:30-8 pm: Gallery West, Oldtown Alexandria 

- Kimberley Bush. 

3-5 pm: Multiple Exposures Gallery, Oldtown 

Alexandria - Michael Borek. 

1-4 pm: Washington Printmakers' Gallery, 

Maryland - Anne McLaughlin; also conversation 

with artist Mike Hagan. 

6-9 pm: Workhouse Art Center Gallery, 

Virgina - 2nd Saturday Art Walk. 

9 Sunday 

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

Larochelle. 

www.galleriesmagazine.com

12 Wednesday 

5-7 pm: Sarah Silberman Gallery, 

Montgomery College, Rockville, MD - Art 

& Science Exhibition (Where Art Meets 

Science.) 

6-8 pm: Target Gallery, Oldtown 

Alexandria - Masks. 

13 Thursday 

6:30-8 pm: The Art League Gallery, 

Oldtown Alexandria -Jackie Hoystead; 

Gallery Exhibit: Altars, Icons and Reliquaries; 

All Media Exhibit. 

6-8 pm: Betty Mae Kramer Gallery, 

Maryland - Figures Seen and Unseen. 

14 Friday 

6-8 pm: Columbia Art Center Galleries, 

Maryland - Rebecca Bafford, Trudy 

Babchak. 

6-8 pm: Cross MacKenzie Gallery, Dupont 

Circle - Rose-Lynn Fisher. 

6-9 pm: Waverly Street Gallery, Bethesda 

- Barbara French Pace. 

15 Saturday 

6-8 pm: The Art Gallery of Potomac, 

Maryland - Carol Dyer, Richard Binder. 

19 Wednesday 

6-8 pm: Stevenson University Gallery, 

Baltimore - Particles All, New Work by 

Peggy Fox. 

21 Friday 

6-8 pm: Parish Gallery, Georgetown – 

Percy Martin. 

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53 prints by 

Mid-Atlantic Artists 

Opening Reception 

Friday, September 30 

7:30 to 9:30 pm 

VisArts 

155 Gibbs Street Rockville 

3 blocks from Rockville Metro 

301-315-8200 

www.visartscenter.org 

22 Saturday 

6-8 pm: Addison/Ripley Fine Art, 

Georgetown – European Photography 

Between the Wars. 

7-11 pm: Workhouse Art Center, Virgina - LAF 

10th Anniversary Gala. 

26 Wednesday 

6-9 pm: The Art League Gallery, Oldtown 

Alexandria - Art on the Rocks. 

29 Saturday 

6-9 pm: American University Gallery 

at the Katzen Arts Center, Uptown 

DC- Nicole Eisenman: Works on Paper and 

Courtney Smith: Insatiable Space. 

3-5 pm: Harmony Hall Regional Center 

Gallery, Maryland-Liz Lescault. 

1-4 pm: Washington Printmakers' Gallery, 

Maryland - Mike Hagan, closing reception. 

OCTOBER 2011 ■ galleries ■ 3

October 2011 ■ Vol 39, No. 2 

Publisher & Editor: Reid Baron 

Production : Deborah Gay 

contributor: Julia Bernard 

Phone: 301 270-0180 ■ Fax: 301 270-0561 

Hours: Mon-Fri 11-5 

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Michael Francis 

View From Virginia Square 

(Bob's View) 

Oil 48" x 60" 

American Painting Fine Art 

Uptown DC 

On the Cover 

Kimberley Bush 

In the Storm I Rise (detail) 

12" x 16" Horsehair and Encaustics 

on Hand-Cut Porcelain Panel 

Gallery West presents the complex and layered 

work of Ceramist Kimberley Bush, from October 5-30. 

Kimberley's multi-process and delicate porcelain 

panels explore how to use the burning effects of 

horsehair to create illusions of various elements of 

nature....such as lightning or trees, while simultaneously 

building other natural effects with encaustics. 

Kimberley gets some of her inspiration from the 

positive energy of the environment, in particular the 

sun, earth and moon. 

In the same solo exhibit, Kimberley's raku bottle 

forms will be on display. Her vibrant and textured 

vases and bottles are truly uncommon and sublime. 

Opening reception: October 8, 6:30-8:00pm. 

Gallery West 

1213 King St, Oldtown Alexandria 

(703) 549-6006, 

email gallerywest@verizon.net 

www.gallery-west.com 

To contact Kimberley Bush: 

www.karma-krafts.com, email: kbkarma@aol.com 

voice: 703-627-7656

Trudy Babchak 

Reflection 

oil painting, 24" x 24" 

Window Gallery 

Columbia Art Center Galleries, 

Maryland 

Rebecca Bafford 

from the Butterfly Bones Series 

Plaster, Butterflies, Wood, Dirt 

Main Gallery 

Columbia Art Center Galleries, 

Maryland 

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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. 

Monroe Gallery Artist: Martin Levine (photography.) 

MacFeeley Gallery: Mathilde Meuden 

Leisenring Retrospective. 

Spilsbury Gallery Feature Artist: Laura 

Wordlaw (sculpture.) 

Participating artists include: Lorna Aldrich, 

Jenna Beebe, Ruth Bird, Vicki Doyle, 

Susanne Eisinger, Jack Hannula, Wendy 

Garner, Ed Purcell, Martine Khadr-Van 

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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. 

www.gwu.edu/~brady art.com 

Kay Jackson: Environmental Works, thru October 

14. Complex box constructions and works 

utilizing 14th-century gilding techniques 

draw attention to our compromised environment 

and endangered species . Please see our 

website for more information on our upcoming 

exhibitions 

%IDB Cultural Center of the Inter- 

American Development Bank 

1300 New York Ave NW, (202) 

623-3774, Mon-Fri 11-6. 

www.iadb.org/Cultural 

To October 21, Latin American Artists of Italian 

Descent. Art works by Latin American artists 

of Italian descent. A symbolic yet significant 

exploration of the Italian cultural presence 

and its influence in Latin America. The exhibit 

proudly celebrates the 150th Anniversary of 

Italy’s Unification. 


Kay Jackson 

Tree of Life 

2011, gold leaf, watercolor and 

graphite 

on gessoed wooo, 10" x 8" x 2" 

at Luther W. Brady Art Gallery 

Among the artists included are: Héctor Borla, 

Ricardo Crivelli, Sergio Camporeale, Eduardo 

Medici, Emilio Pettoruti, and Rogelio 

Polesello (Argentina), Lyria Palombini 

(Brazil), Umberto Giangrandi (Colombia), 

Francisco Amighetti (Costa Rica), Roberto 

Sebastián Matta (Chile), Javier Bassi, Miguel 

A. Battegazzore, José Belloni, Pedro Figari, 

Antonio Frasconi, and Diego Masi (Uruguay), 

among others. 

/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. 

October 5 - 30: RECENT PAINTINGS: SCAPES 

by Steve Alderton. This exhibition includes 

expressionistic paintings of figurescapes; 

they portray human expression of emotional 

strength. 

Clouded Leopard Labyrinth by Leslie Johnston. 

Support the Smithsonian's Thailand Clouded 

Leopard Field Project and walk through an art 

installation of the rainforest in search of the 

elusive and endangered cat.

&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. 

James Schaefer, Everyday Beauty, October 

1-29. The works in this show, though mostly 

still life paintings of ordinary objects from the 

garden and farm, highlight how the play of 

light and shadow add beauty to the everyday. 

Each of these works on paper began as ink 

drawings, with transparent and opaque color 

added in successive layers. James' technique 

draws on Chinese traditions, which the artist 

began to study after a trip to Beijing in 2008. 

A play of shadow and light grows up organically 

from the intertwining materials: Chinese 

ink, transparent watercolor and gouache on 

paper. The paintings reflect the advice an 

older painter once gave a younger, "light and 

shadow never stand still". 

Artist Talk: Monday, Oct. 3. James Schaefer 

will be at the gallery on Monday, Oct. 3 to talk 

about his work and do a demonstration. 

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: Thru 

October 29. Visual Voices : A Show of Zenith Artists 

– Past, Present & Future- Profiled in the New Book 

100 Artists of the Mid-Atlantic by Ashley Rooney. 

Alan Binstock, F. Lennox Campello, Joan Danziger 

Julie Girardini, Margery E. Goldberg, Robert C. 

Jackson, Michael Janis, Joan Konkel, Anne 

Marchand, Donna McCullough, Davis Morton, 

Carol Newmyer, Barton Rubenstein, Sica, Ellen 

Sinel, Betsy Stewart, Cassie Taggert, Tim Tate, 

Erwin Timmers, Paul Martin Wolff, Joyce Zipperer. 

Book Party: Author & Artists, Sept 21, 6-8:30 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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$Alex Gallery 

2106 R St NW, (202) 667-2599. 

Open Tues-Sat 11-5, Sun & Mon by appt. 

www.Alexgalleries.com. 

Alex Gallery - Thru October 14: Swiss Style: 

Fashion & Jewelry Design, a showcase of 

contemporary fashion and jewelry designs 

from the Geneva University of Art and Design, 

one of Switzerland’s most prestigious design 

centers. This show is in collaboration with the 

Embassy of Switzerland. 

Original fashions for men and women created 

by 10 top student designers will be displayed 

on two floors. The collection reflects diverse 

design talent, with items ranging from gowns 

to casual wear, footwear, and jewelry. These 

inventions play with unique materials, illustrating 

techniques that mix know-how and 

new technologies. Many of the pieces were 

created for big name designers including the 

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Brazilian shoe brand, Melissa. 

Gallery A - Opening October 7: Monument 

Light & Other Works by Aboud Dweck. Aboud 

Dweck was born and raised in DC. A former 

architectural photographer, Dweck reflects his 

appreciation of structure and landscape. In 

The Monument Series, he captures elements 

of iconic places in and around DC. With his 

unique use of light, texture and contrast, he 

gives DC monuments a sense of originality, 

sentiment, and patriotism. His exceptional 

work moves viewers both visually and emotionally. 

Over 20 of his photographs, printed 

on canvas, metal, and plexiglass will be on 

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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 

New show: The Landscape of Bees by Rose- 

Lynn Fisher. Black and White Ultra close-up 

Photographs of Bees magnified 300 times, 

October 14 thru Nov 10. 

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 

October 5-30: WORLD ON A WIRE-features solo 

artist Tanja Meski, a mixed media painter, and 

member of the Gallery. Her current works 

reflect a theme she started with the painting 

Ocean on a Wire referring to the BP oil spill 

in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, intended to 

critique the slow bureaucratic processes relating 

to the well being of international waters, 

including rescue operations, use of assets, and 

payment of expenses. Her intention is to make 

art that reflects the latest global events and 

the potential destructiveness of both Nature 

and humans. 

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 us at foundrygallery@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 

details to be announced September 15 on 

www.janehaslemgallery.com 

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 

Dupont Circle continues... 

Web posts daily 

www.galleriesmagazine.com 


Dupont Circle continues.... 

) International Arts & Artists’ 

Hillyer Art Space 

9 Hillyer Court 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. 

October 7-28: Joan Belmar: Lost. Chilean Joan 

Belmar uses iconographies; bikes, spinning tops, 

toys, etc. Often nostalgic, they reference a time 

in our collective past that is impossible to recreate, 

but important to remember. Belmar works 

with the themes of time, change and movement, 

sometimes ironically and humorously. 

Keith Lane: iwishyouwerehere. iwishyouwerehere 

is an on-going conceptual photography 

project. The project started as a personal mission 

to look closer at the subject and through 

Music to the 

Eye 

Images for 

the Ear 

Assemblages & 

Photographs by 

J. Thomas Wells 

Gary Taylor Fine Art 

1843 Columbia Rd NW 

Washington, DC 20009 

October 8 - 31 

Opening: Saturday, 

October 8, 6 - 9 pm 

(202) 483-5853 

www.theta-art.net 

the art works of 

J. Thomas Wells 


the restraints of the iPhone, to make more 

intentional images. The iPhone itself allowed 

the project to be minimalistic and consistent, 

without the requirement of a professional camera. 

Through the technology of the iPhone-and 

the filters, the apps-Lane could concentrate on 

more formal qualities. 

"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. 

Sam Gilliam: Recent Drape Paintings, thru 

October 29. 

The gallery also represents Christopher French, 

Jae Ko, Jim Sanborn, William T. Wiley and the 

Estates of Nathan Oliveira and Gene Davis. 

Marsha Mateyka Gallery represents Sam 

Gilliam, Jae Ko, Jim Sanborn, Athena Tacha and 

the Estates of Gene Davis and Nathan Oliveira. 

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 

OCTOBER: Solo Show: CAROLEE JAKES: Meditations, 

Abstractions, and Distractions Local 

artist Carolee Jakes was working on textileembedded 

portraits of the women in her 

family when she began the indulgently 

pleasurable experience of knitting a 

"windsock". Using recycled sari yarn spun 

by a women’s cooperative in India as the 

primary material, she added old buttons 

and strips of discarded silk, as well as pieces 

of used violin, cello, and bass strings. 

Duo Show: EUGENE MARKOWSKI: Chroma and 

SELECTIONS FROM THE GARDEN GALLERY.

Jack Hannula 

Xando, Now Cosi, 

Dupont Circle 

oil on linen, 42 x 54", 

2011 of thru Arts Club 

Washington 

Downtown, 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 


Georgetown 

%Addison/Ripley Fine Art 

1670 Wisconsin Ave NW, at Reservoir Rd., 

Tues-Sat 11-6 & by appt. 

(202) 338-5180, fax (202) 338-2341 

e-mail: addisonrip@aol.com. 

www.addisonripleyfineart.com. 

Mary Page Evans: Skies, Trees and Sea, paintings 

and works on paper, thru October 15. 

Oct 22 - 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. 

ArtCode, an exhibit on view from thru October 

29, features an array of vivid and thought 

provoking paintings on canvas, barcodes, 

and sculptures by Mexican painter Edurne 

Esponda. 

Susan Calloway Fine Arts specializes in contemporary 

art by local, regional, and international 

artists, antique American and European 

oil paintings, and a carefully chosen selection 

of 17th-19th century prints. The gallery also 

specializes in conservation framing using 

archival-quality materials and techniques, and 

in traditional French mat decoration. The gallery 

provides extensive art consulting services 

for business and residential clients and collaborates 

with architecture and design trades. 

"Maurine Littleton Gallery 

1667 Wisconsin Ave. NW, between Q St & 

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

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

www.littletongallery.com. 


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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 

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Woodcuts & Linocuts by Emily Trueblood, 

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prints dating from the 16th century to the 

present, including recently expanded selection 

of modern and contemporary prints.

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 

www.galleriesmagazine.com 


Karen Mesinger Miller, Jewelry and Sushama Parikh, Ceramics 

at Montpelier Arts Center, Maryland. 

Georgetown continues... 

!Parish Gallery 

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

bigplanet.com. Open Tues-Sat, noon to 6 pm. 

www.parishgallery.com 

Kenneth Victor Young, member of the famed 

Washington Color School of the 60’s - Past and 

Present, thru October 18. 

For over 40 years Kenneth Young's artworks 

have been shown in numerous group and solo 

exhibitions in the United States & abroad. 

Mr. Young is in the Smithsonian American 

Art Museum’s premier permanent collection 

and will be one of the artists included in the 

museum’s traveling exhibition in 2012. 

Percy Martin-Bushmen Dreams, October 21 

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 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 Duke Ellington 

School of the Arts and finally the Sidwell 

Friends School. 

Mr. Martin has shown his work widely in the 

U.S., Russia, the Ukraine, and Africa. His 

works have been in traveling exhibitions of 

the Smithsonian Institution and are found 

in numerous private collections and the collections 

of the Washington Post, University 

of Maryland, and the National Collection of 

American Art.

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 

Natasha Mokina, Dried Goods, oil on canvas, 32” x 34”, Courtesy of Winter Palace Studio 

OPENING RECEPTION OCTOBER 21, 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

UPTOWN 

#American Painting 

5118 MacArthur Blvd. NW, (202) 244- 

3244. Open Wed-Sat 11-7 & by appt. 

www.classicamericanpainting.com. 

Oct. 8 - 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. Also 

showing: Gallery Selections by artists Andrei 

Kushnir, Barbara Nuss, Michele Martin Taylor 

and Carol Spils. 

! 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 October 23: Bruce Conner: 

An Anonymous Memorial and Gifts 

of Duncan Phillips. 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; and Wayne Barrar: 

An Expanding Subterra. Opening October 

29: Nicole Eisenman: Works on Paper and 

Courtney Smith: Insatiable Spaces. 


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$ Kathleen Ewing Gallery 

Vintage and Contemporary Photography, 

3615 Ordway St NW, 202-328-0955. By 

appointment convenient to your schedule. 

www.kathleenewinggallery.com. 

Saturday Gallery Open House resumes, 

through October 15. 

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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3301 New Mexico Ave. NW (Foxhall Square), 

(202) 966-7144. E-mail: foxhallgallery@ 

foxhallgallery.com. Open Mon-Sat 10-5. 

www.foxhallgallery.com. 

Foxhall Gallery is celebrating its 35th year. 

New Paintings by gallery artists. In addition to 

a wide selection of fine art and sculpture Foxhall 

Gallery specializes in fine, conservation quality, 

custom framing as well as installation and 

design. 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. 

New paintings, on canvas and matte board, 

by Claudia Vess explore visual parameters 

of recognition and sufficiency using familiar 

household objects as references. The objects 

depicted have an iconic presence. A straw 

hat hanging beside barbecue tools, appears 

in afternoon light and strong shadows. The 

grilling could be happening in a few minutes, 

the coming weekend, or the tools may 

already have been put away for the season. 

In a painting of a pair of black shoes seen 

through a translucent sac, the subject almost 

CONTEMPORARY PAINTING: GROUP 93-2011 

curated by Luciano Penay 

KATZEN ART CENTER ROTUNDA 

4400 Massachusetts Ave. NW, at Ward Circle 

Washington, DC 20016 

Thru October 9, 2011 

evades identification. Even subjects more 

clearly rendered have an evanescent aspect. 

A small canvas shows a new pair of work 

gloves, bright orange suede with blue twill 

backs against a cerulean blue, once found in 

every household, are no longer ubiquitous. 

In Bright Idea, an incandescent light bulb in 

its corrugated box rests on a folded, red plaid 

shirt. There is a mystery about the paintings, 

whether a lone pair of sunglasses on a black 

field, or a group of peachy-pink potholders 

appearing so puffy with blue tinged shadows 

on each quilted diamond that they entice to 

be grasped. 

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. 

www.group93washdc@blogspot.com 

JOAN LEWIS BIRNBAUM, LUCY BLANKSTEIN, FLORENCE GANG, MICHAEL GRAHAM 

MARJORIE HIRANO, FRIEDA B KASDEN, MYRTLE KATZEN, LOIS MARK, JIM PEARCE, CORINNE SZABO 

GLORIA TURNER, CLAUDIA VESS, MARGARET WHITE, AMY BARKER WILSON 


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"Clinical Research Center Galleries 

National Institutes of Health, Building 10, 

Bethesda, (301) 402-0115. 

Open daily, 7 am-9 pm. 

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www.lillianfitzgerald.blogspot.com. 

Thru November 4: Mark O Hatfield Clinical 

Center, North Gallery- Roy Sewall, West Gallery 

- Kristin Harris, East Gallery- Jorge L. 

Bernal, East Alcove Gallery- Phyllis Kaplan 

Rowe, West Alcove Gallery- Maria Simonssen, 

Sculpture Cases- Maria Simonssen. 

! Waverly Street Gallery 

formerly Creative Partners Gallery, 4600 East- 

West Highway, Suite 120 (entrance on Waverly 

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

www.waverlystreetgallery.com. 

A CELEBRATION OF COLOR, works on Paper 

by Ruth Meixner-Bird and New Work by Gallery 

Artists, thru October 8. More work by the artist: 

www.ruthbirdstudio.com and member artists' 

page. Ruth Bird: rmbird01@hotmail.com. 

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- Nov 5. Meet the Artist: Saturday afternoons. 

Landscape artist Barbara French Pace whisks us 

away to quiet places “far from the crowd” in her 

new exhibit. Occasionally a solitary figure walks 

pensively along a path, but most of her paintings 

invite viewers to marvel at dramatic cliffs or 

contemplate lake reflections as if they were there 

alone to absorb the beauty. Even urban scenes feel 

quiet as if lost in time. Working in oil, the artist 

uses subtle colors and smooth transitions to capture 

the effects of light and lend a sense of calm. 

Pace has studied art locally and in Italy. She draws 

inspiration from extensive travels, including 

overseas workshops with artist colleagues. 

Twice selected artist-in-residence at 

the Stone Tower Studio at Glen Echo, 

she exhibits regularly at Waverly 

Street Gallery and other locations in 

the mid-Atlantic region. 

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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. 

Shifting Realities: photographs by Stefan 

Kaben, paintings by Orlando Leibovitz, and 

sculptures by Marilee Shapiro, thru October 28. 

BPThe Art Gallery of Potomac 

10107 River Road, Potomac 

240-447-9417, Open Thurs-Sun 12-4. 

Visiting artist Carol Dyer & sculptor Richard 

Binder, October 6-November 6. Carol is an 

accomplished painter of early American traditions. 

She is well known for her Washington 

Christmas Series, paintings of historic buildings 

with significant audiences throughout this country 

& abroad. Authenticity & meticulous attention 

to detail are trademarks of her paintings 

which celebrate different aspects of American 

life at the turn of the century. 

Dr. Richard Binder has undergone a metamorphosis 

from caring for patients to creating 

sculpture. Beginning with a concept on paper, 

he creates a small scale model, then fabricates 

the final work. HIs largely steel sculptures can be 

placed indoors & outdoors. 

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Cunningham, Cherry Dearie, Felisa Federman, 

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Claire Howard, Anne Martinez, Yolanda Prinsloo, 

and Martha Spak work in all media, from still to 

life, landscapes, abstracts and portraiture. 

" The Artists Gallery 

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

Open Fri-San 12-5 & by appt. 

www.the-artists-gallery.org. 

Nature provides points of departure in two solo 

exhibitions from Oct 1-30, with photographs 

by Marc Weinberg in Colors of Nature and 

paintings and drawings in Animate Objects by 

Lisa Tarkett Reed, from October 1 – 30. 

In Colors of Nature, Marc Weinberg presents 

nature’s diverse palette as he invites the viewer 

to move from a macrocosm to a microcosm of 

our world. Along the way, the viewer is compelled 

to experience familiar objects as complementary, 

wondrous worlds defined by color, 

shape, and form. 

Graphite gray hematite, a piece of the Berlin 

wall, seashells from summers at Nags Head, a 

bird’s nest; these collected objects provide points 

of departure in Lisa Tarkett Reed’s solo exhibition 

Animate Objects. Using natural, found and gifted 

objects collected over years as a focus, Reed 

practices observational drawing daily. 

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/ 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/kramer-gallery. 

kramer-gallery@creativemoco.com. 

October 10 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. 

(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. 

October 6 – 30: Main Gallery: Butterfly Bones, 

Ceramics Exhibition by Rebecca Bafford. 

Window Gallery: Miriam’s Dance, New Paintings 

by Trudy Babchak. 

" 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. 

WORLDS COLLIDE: THE ART OF SCIENCE FICTION, 

October 3 - 28. Science fiction illustration by 

some of the most widely known professionals 

from today and yesterday. 

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. 

ANIMAL TALES AND OTHER MISCHIEF - Portraits 

in Oil and Pastel by Ellen Cornett, thru 

October 8. Ms. Cornett explores her world by 


manipulating people, animals & puppets on 

paper. Childhood memories, musings on age & 

thoughts about the world all inform the work. 

Xenophilia, Biomorphic Sculpture by Liz 

Lescault, Oct 29-Dec 24. Liz Lescault is a 

Maryland clay artist with more than 30 years 

of professional experience who teaches and 

creates one-of-a-kind organic vessel forms and 

biomorphic ceramic sculpture. 

BM Huckleberry Fine Arts 

12063 Nebel Street, Rockville, 301-913- 

9199, 301-881-5977, FAX 301-881-5977. 

www.discoverygalleries.com 

Featuring the art of Tina Palmer, J. Scott Nicol, 

Voytek, Bob Ransley, Gavin Glakas, Robert Sarsony, 

Rob Gonsalves, Victor Nizovtev, Connie Townsend 

& other national & international artists. 

/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. 

Thru October 19: Of Shining Worlds: Abstract paintings 

by Anne Marchand explore a new vocabulary 

of color and texture in the swirling vortexes of 

nebulas and the surfaces of moons and planets, 

searching for ways to approach mystic poetry thru 

visual expression. 

OFF THE PAGE – ON THE WALL, October 27 – 

November 30. An exhibit of The Illustrator Club of 

Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia. 

Open Gallery: Thru Oct 28: Telepathy Drawings, by 

Christina Ayala and John Morris. The drawings are 

a result of a session of intense telepathic communication 

between participants. During the session 

one participant concentrates on a single phrase or 

mental image and conveys it telepathically to the 

other, who then records the message in a drawing. 

An interactive Telepathy Station will accompany 

the exhibit.

&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, who explore the 

path between traditional photography and digital 

media, noting the impact of technological and 

conceptual revolutions. 

Children’s Talk & Tour, Saturday, October 1, 

10:15am. Young art lovers ages 5 and up enjoy a 

talk about the Building Bridges, Not Fences exhibition 

and a hands-on activity. Children’s Talk and 

Tours are offered free of charge but tickets are 

required; go to www.strathmore.org. 

Art Talk, Saturday, October 1, 1pm. Adults enjoy 

a guided tour of the Building Bridges, Not Fences 

exhibition, delving into technique and history of 

the artists and works. Art Talks are offered free of 

charge, no tickets required. 

%Montpelier Arts Center 

9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel (4 mi. from Beltway 

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

10-5. 

Main Gallery: Charlie Risselada, poured 

paintings by Maryland artist are based on 

topographical imagery of the Chesapeake Bay 

watershed, thru October 23. 

Library Gallery: Rachel Rotenberg, wood and 

painted sculptures, thru October 28. 

Resident Artist Gallery: Karen Mesinger Miller, 

Jewelry and Sushama Parikh, Ceramics. 

"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), October 12 – November 4. Curators: 

Kay McCrohan & Percy North. 

/ 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. 

September 28– October 30: 

Doodle, Digit, Dot, by Mike Hagan. Rethinking 

elements of the hand print and other graphic 

arts in an era of new technology, Mike Hagan 

explores intersections of hand-pulled printing 

with other graphic processes including drawing, 

photography, commercial printing, and 

textile patterns. 

Without Reservations, Inaugural mini-solo 

exhibition in the Press Room by Anne 

McLaughlin. This show brings together the 

softness of clay and gelatin images with hard 

surfaces of stones, glass and metal -- with a 

soft breeze from feathers. 

"VisArts 

155 Gibbs Street, Rockville. Located three blocks 

from the Rockville Metro station. See website for 

gallery hours. (301) 315-8200. 

www.visartscenter.org 

Through October 23: Kaplan Gallery – Drawn To 

Washington 2. The Washington Print Club’s second 

Mid-Atlantic juried print exhibition featuring fiftythree 

prints by artists from the District of Columbia, 

Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and 

Virginia. Curated by Christine Neptune, long-time 

commercial dealer and art book publisher in New 

York City & principal in a new Georgetown gallery. 

Opening Reception on Friday, September 30th 

7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. During the reception Katherine 

Blood, Curator of Fine Prints at the Library 

of Congress, will announce her selection from the 

exhibition for inclusion in the Library of Congress’ 

permanent collection. Curator’s Gallery Talk on 

Sunday, October 2nd at 10:30 am. A hands-on 

“Print from Drawings” workshop with drypoint 

artist Lee Newman and woodcut artist Max-Karl 

Winkler is offered on Sunday, October 16th from 

1:00 pm to 5:30 pm. See www.visartscenter.org 

for workshop fees and registration. 


BALTIMORE 

!C. Grimaldis Gallery 

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

Tues-Sat 10am - 5:30 pm. 

www.cgrimaldisgallery.com 

Five Maryland Icons, thru October 29. Featuring 

works by Grace Hartigan, Eugene Leake, Herman 

Maril, Keith Martin and Raoul Middleman. An 

exhibition of works on paper and canvas by the 

most historically significant paintings to have 

works in Maryland. Not only are they remarkable 

artists, each has been an important educator of 

future generations of artists. 

Nilolai Antyuchin 

River View of River Farm 

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 

October 1 to December 31, 2011 

Receptions 

Saturday, October 8, 9am to 1 pm 

Saturday December 10, 9am - 1 pm 


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%Goya SARATOGA Contemporary 

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

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

LOMBARD 

- Friday, 10 am - 5:30 pm, Saturday, by appt, 

PRATT 

12 – 5 pm. Call to verify holiday hours. 

www.goyacontemporary.com 

CAMDEN 

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Stevenson University Gallery 

1525 Greenspring Valley Road, Stevenson, MD 

(410) 486-7000, fax (410) 486-3552. 

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

Sat 1 - 4. www.stevenson.edu. 

Remaking Realities-Nefeli Massia, thru October 29. 

A stunning, thoughtful & transformative installation 

using non-traditional printmaking, optics, 

light & video. 

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!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: Two Artists 

- Two Approaches. spotlights two very different 

approaches to contemporary realist painting: 

one born from plein air impressionism and the 

other from a classical tradition full of symbolism 

and humor. 

Gay Faulkenberry is inspired “by the way light 

reveals form and essence.” She paints primarily 

from life, whether a landscape or still life, and 

allows her emotional response to the subject 

to be evident in her work. The artist, a past 

President of the Plein Air Painters of America 

and Awards Judge for Plein Air-Easton 2008, 

says that “it is the artist’s job to discover his or 

her personal voice in creating a language that 

communicates beyond words.” 

By contrast, classically-trained Jane Hartley, 

after conceiving an idea, carefully researches 

it and methodically brings that idea to life 

on canvas. She enjoys creating a body of 

work around a single theme; in this exhibit, 

her series of paintings is titled “Knot Play,” a 

humorous play on words that loosely describes 

Hartley’s portion of this exhibit. The artist is 

a juried member of the International Guild of 

DOVER STREET 

Artists and the American Society of Traditional 

Artists. 

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Particles All, New Work by Peggy Fox, thru 

December 20. Art Talk: November 9, 4 p.m. 

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 

villanelle, a poetry form she uses as a formal 

device for repeating, patterning & combining 

GOLDSBOROUGH STREET 

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9 S. Harrison 21 Street, 410.770.9190. Monday 

- Saturday 10-5:30, Sunday by appointment. 

www.troikagallery.com 

October 7-November 7 . . . Invitational 

Maritime Exhibit. A premier show of maritime 

works by 13 of Troika Gallery’s 35 fine artists 

exclusively represented in the region by Troika 

Gallery. This show features various mediums, 

with artwork highlighting spectacular views 

of the Chesapeake Bay area, as well as marine 

scenes from across the US and abroad. Participating 

artists are: Kenn Backhaus, Roger Dale 

Brown, Laura Era, Mark Hiles, Matthew Hillier, 

Lynne Lockhart, Kirk McBride, Dorothy F. 

Newland, Julia Rogers, William P. Storck, Gary 

Robertson, Carol Lee Thompson, and Jennifer 

Heyd Wharton. Meet invited artists October 7 

from 5-9pm during First Friday Gallery Walk. 

Opening reception features delicious catered 

food and soothing music by Judy Meyers at the 

keyboard. 

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! Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Gallery 

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

RANDALL 

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

7-8 pm. www.stjohnscollege.com. 

Art of Our Time: Selections from the Ulrich 

Museum of Art, thru October 14. 

VIRGINIA 

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MARYLAND 

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824 Caroline St., Fredericksburg 

(540) 371-7107 

Open Mon-Sun 11-5 and by appt. 

www.artfirstgallery.com 

Judith Merrill & Patte Ormsby, October 4- 31. 

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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The Ulrich Museum of Art has a rich and comprehensive 

collection of artwork from the 20th 

and 21st centuries. Nearly 6,000 pieces in its 

entirety, it includes some of the earliest works 

of modern art to contemporary performance 

art pieces. In the past century there have been 

dramatic changes in how artists think about 

and present their work, in the public’s perception 

of artists and their craft, and in the media 

that artists use to express their ideas. This exhibition 

offers a chance to explore these themes 

in depth through the works of artists such as 

Imogen Cunningham, Robert Henri, Joan Miró, 

and Gordon Parks. 

"The artist's world is limitless. It can be found 

anywhere, far from where he lives or a few 

feet away. It is always on his doorstep." 

--Paul Strand 

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. 

New show receptions are open to the public 

from 6 to 9 pm on the First Friday of every 

month.

!Greater Reston Arts Center 

12001 Market S., Suite 103, Reston 

703-471-9242. Open Tues-Sat 11-5pm. 

www.restonarts.org. 

Thru November 12: Evan Reed-Until every 

shape has found its city. 

Borrowing his title from Italo Calvino’s Invisible 

Cities, Reed explores the intersection of art, 

literature, and architecture through complex 

sculptures and drawings that transcend literal 

interpretations. Works include a site-specific, 

human-sized camera obscura. Visitors enter the 

sculpture (whose façade is based on Reston’s 

historic architecture) to view projected scenes of 

the surrounding cityscape of Town Center. 

EXPLORE MORE! Interactive Learning Center. 

Call us to make a reservation for your school 

or kids group! 703.471.9242 

At the Hyatt Regency Reston’s Market Street Bar 

& Grill thru October 17, DiscARTed, new mixed 

mediatworks by GRACE artist Laurie Fields. To 

Laurie, a walk through Home Depot is as inspirational 

as watching a sunset. 

$Loft Gallery 

313 (Upstairs) Mill St., Occoquan, 

(703) 490-1117. OpenTues- 

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 

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 

Norman, 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. 

Visit the 3rd Annual Poetic Art Juried Exhibition 

thru October 23. Check out the Soda 

Chicks – Parallel Paths in Clay Exhibition 

thru October 23. (Artist talk: October 21, 

7-9pm). Maryland Pastel Society Juried 

Exhibition will be on display from October 

26- November 20. Stars on Sunday will present 

DancEthos and the Bob Gibson Big Band 

on October 1. Join us for the 2nd Saturday 

Art Walk from 6-9pm on October 8. Don’t 

miss the LAF 10th Anniversary Gala on October 

22. VASA Storytelling Concert and Open 

Mic on October 22. 


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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. 

INPUT OUTPUT: Jackie Hoystead, October 

6 – November 7. Hoysted's current work blurs 

the line between what is original artwork and 

what is a reproduction. Comprised of paintings, 

ceramic sculptures, and digital photographs, 

the work asks “what is the original vs. 

what is the copy” of the viewer. 

Altars, Icon, and Reliquaries, October 5 - 

November 7. Although altars, icons, and 

reliquaries have strong roots in religious 

traditions, artists are encouraged to move past 

solely religious connotations and bring their 

own personal interpretations to their work. 

Terry Svat will jury this exhibit. 

All-Media Exhibit, October 5 - November 7. This 

exhibit of artwork by Art League members will 

feature works of all-media and subject matter. 

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Danielle O'Steen, Washington, DC based curator 

and critic, will jury this exhibit. 

Event: Art on the Rocks, October 26, 6-9 pm. 

This art-inspired cocktail competition features 

art, libations, and fun. Local mixologists each 

select a work of art as inspiration to whip up 

a creative cocktail. For $35 in advance, $45 at 

the door, ticket holders sample the cocktails 

and vote for their favorite. Must be 21 or older. 

@ Gallery West 

1213 King St, Alexandria 

(703) 549-6006, 

e-mail gallerywest@verizon.net 

www.gallery-west.com. 

The complex and layered work of Ceramist 

Kimberley Bush, October 5-30. Multi-process 

and delicate porcelain panels explore how to 

use the burning effects of horsehair to create 

illusions of various elements of nature. 

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, 

C 0 L U M B U S S T 

Open seven days 11-5 pm, 2-9 pm every 2nd Thurs. 17 

www.multipleexposuresgallery.com. 

Effective Immediately, Photo Exhibition By 

Michael Borek, October 4-November 7. 

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PRINCESS ST 

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CAMERON ST 

KING STREET 

PRINCE ST 

DUKE ST 

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Ursula Fookes 

Boxers 

linocut 7.5" x 7", circa 1930 

Burton Marinkovich Fine Art, Dupont Circle 

!Potomac Fiber Arts Gallery 

105 N. Union St, Studio # 18, (703) 548-0935. 

Open M-Sun 11-5, Thurs Nights, thru 9 pm: 

“1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, …..” thru Oct 16. Our 

artists are inspired by the Fibonacci numbers. 

Jewelry, sculpture, clothing, and wall pieces are 

some of the items that will be exhibited. 

Fissures, Fossils and Fragments, October 18-Nov 

13. In this show, our artists are inspired by 

what the Earth speaks to us. 

We are the DC area’s first cooperative fiber art 

gallery, and have 70 members. 

!Printmakers Inc. 

Studio #325, Torpedo Factory Art Center, 105 N. 

Union St, (703) 683-1342. Open daily 11 am-5 pm. 

Maggie Stewart presents Diptychs, Triptychs, and 

Tetratychs. Yes. that's right Tetratychs. Come see 

what a "Tetratych" looks like during the months 

of September and October. Stewarts show runs 

thru October 30. 

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, Mraggie 

Stewart & Carolyn Witschonke. 

#Studio Antiques & Fine Art 

524 N. Washington St, (703) 548-5188. 

Open Tues. - Sat., 11-5, Sunday, 12-5. 

www.StudioAntiques.net. 

Area’s most extensive & diverse collection of European 

& American painting from the 18th to the 

early 20th century. Over 300 antique paintings are 

beautifully displayed in conjunction with period 

furniture & accessories in a turn-of-the-century 

row house in historic Alexandria, Va. 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. 

Masks, October 1 – 30. A juried all media 

exhibition open to all artists. Masks have long 

served as a symbol and a tool for concealment, 

protection, amusement and performance. 

Artists approached the idea of the mask both 

literally and conceptually. A fundamental 

theme is the relationship between the concept 

of a mask and a person’s identity. Our juror for 

this exhibition is Brittany Lawrence Yam, 

Director of Project 4 Gallery in Washington DC. 


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