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November 2005–January 2006
South American Holiday—Three internationally acclaimed South American artists living in Washington, DC, join their talents in South American Holiday. This dynamic and varied exhibition features the collages of Joan Belmar (Chile), acrylics on paper and canvas by Patricia Secco (Brazil) and prints, hanging paper sculptures and video by Helga Thomson (Argentina).
October–November 2005
Far Flung—An eccentric travelogue of inner and outer journeys. Featuring original and unique map-like drawings in ink on paper by Karey Kessler, photo transfer images of the usual and the unusual by Laura Seldman and mixed media collages of the travels and reflections of Marcie Wolf-Hubbard. See a selection of the work »
September–October 2005
Curvaceous—A celebration of the circle and the curve! Abstract paintings by Tory Cowles and Dominique Samyn Werbrouck, mixed media works on paper by Susan Finsen, beaded sculpture by Gail Gorlitzz, photography and metal sculpture by Rogelio Maxwell, and photography, prints and installations by Sandra Wasko Flood. See a selection of the work »
August–September 2005
Beyond Synergy—an intriguing and wonderfully varied collection of sculpture, collage and painting selected from submissions to Synergy, the innovative public arts project. Visit the Evolving Perceptions site »
June–July 2005
In Tandem—An exhibition representing works on paper and slated panels by artists C.C. Vess and R.E. Levine, one primarily interested in color and the other focusing on marking off light and dark areas. Vess and Levine have worked together for years. This is one of the rare times they let their work play off each other in a two person exhibition.
May–June 2005
Natural Selection—Michael Gessner’s sculptures in wood and other organic materials powerfully and sensitively channel the natural energies of his materials. His work evokes the sacred and the tribal, expressing time, mood and story. Kennelly’s thickly layered paintings are fresh, immediate and spontaneous and also celebrate the use of natural materials, such as oil, beeswax and graphite, as well as her joy in creating them. See a selection of the work »
April–May 2005
Synchrony—Synchrony united Joanne Kent and June Shadoan in a glorious celebration of paint and the experience of painting. See a selection of the work »
March 2005
Resonance—John M. Adams’ complex layering of subtle color on panel is masterful, creating atmospheric, contemplative experience for the viewer. Frances Sniffen’s compelling biomorphic forms with their varied surface colors and textures are deeply evocative and enigmatic; modest forms, passionate in their silence. Learn more and see the work »
February 2005
Here and Now!—A powerful exhibition of the recent abstract and figurative works of painter Patsy Fleming who uses dramatic combinations of vibrant color and elegant line to express memory, love, grief, imagination and a lifetime of witness. Learn more and see the work »
January 2005
10 Most Wanted: Artomatic 2004 Invitational—A celebration of the talent, the spirit and the energy of Artomatic 2004! Selections from Anne’s favorite Artomatic artists. Learn more »
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