If you watched the scam jurying at the Olympics, it brought back memories of when the Soviet block judges used to screw all other athletes...
Jezabel Dabouis: fuck you!
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If you watched the scam jurying at the Olympics, it brought back memories of when the Soviet block judges used to screw all other athletes...
Jezabel Dabouis: fuck you!
It is behind its firewall, but the Washington Post has a spectacular three page spread on DMV legend Joan Danzinger.
It's a very good piece, and the kind of work that we wished the WaPo would do for area artists, maybe once every couple of years or so...
This new painting will be at the next Affordable Art Fair in NYC this coming March!
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| Woman Sitting on a Piet Mondrian Landscape by F. Lennox Campello 32x40 inches - mixed media on paper |
This new Bisque piece, done as an homage to Günter Grass will be at the Affordable Art Fair in New York City next March!
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| Sieglinde Huntscha and the Flounder by F. Lennox Campello |
Dialogues in Layers: Harriet Lesser & Sue Bikoff
Curated by Adah Rose Bitterbaum
February 6th - February 21st, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 14th from 4-6 pm
This exhibition presents the collaborative woodcarvings by Sue Bikoff and Harriet Lesser, merging traditions of printmaking and painting in richly layered reliefs. Imagery develops from photographs and preparatory drawings of tropical vegetation.
The wood, carved by Bikoff, who focuses on fine detail and texture. Lesser continues with layers of acrylic glazes, alcohol inks, and colored pencils. Mixed media photo transfers are frequently integrated into the relief.
Their process is free-associative and improvisational, each stage of carving and painting informing the next. The resulting works blur the boundaries between sculpture and painting, realism and abstraction, handcraft and conceptual art. The artists’ distinct styles—Bikoff’s structural intricacy and Lesser’s painterly depth—intertwine in works that evoke imagined ecologies and tactile atmospheres.
Rooted in collaboration, their practice reflects the interdependence found in natural systems, artistic traditions, and human relationships. The journey itself becomes the medium, transforming process into a dynamic visual language.
Receptions:
Opening reception: Saturday, February 14th, 2026 4-6 pm
Closing reception: Saturday, February 21st, 2026, 4-6 pm
Call for Artists: Marily Mojica, who is a power force in the DMV, is curating an exhibition at the Art League in Hazleton, Pennsylvania!
The exhibition will be in March, and the setup will take place at the end of February. Contact her ASAP at mojika60@yahoo.com