Silverthorne on Dickson Carroll
Solarize This checks in with a review of Dickson Carroll at Addison Ripley.
Read the review here.
Goss on Fusebox's last show
Two Timing the Cosmos pops in with yet another insightful review of Fusebox's last show.
More please!
Read Heather's review here.
Two Timing the Cosmos pops in with yet another insightful review of Fusebox's last show.
More please!
Read Heather's review here.
Update: Trip cancelled!
Nevin Kelly Gallery will open an exhibition of works that gallery owner Nevin J. Kelly acquired in a recent trip to Poland. The show, which began its run on January 5, features works by five Polish artists who have been featured in past exhibitions, plus works by a recent graduate of the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts who is new to the gallery. A mid-run reception will be held on Thursday, February 2, from 6 until 9 o’clock at the gallery’s exhibition space, 1517 U Street, NW in Washington.
Please go, and someone email me a review of the exhibition.
Opportunity for Artists
Deadline February 24, 2006
John A. Wilson Building Accepting Submissions for Art Collection. The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities is currently accepting applications for the Wilson Building Public Art Collection. The Wilson Building is located downtown at 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW.
The historic building serves as the headquarters for the Mayor and City Council for the District of Columbia. The works purchased through this call for entries are specifically designated for permanent installation in the Wilson Building.
Download the application here.
I have some thoughts and opinions on this terrific opportunity, so more on this call later.
Deadline February 24, 2006
John A. Wilson Building Accepting Submissions for Art Collection. The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities is currently accepting applications for the Wilson Building Public Art Collection. The Wilson Building is located downtown at 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW.
The historic building serves as the headquarters for the Mayor and City Council for the District of Columbia. The works purchased through this call for entries are specifically designated for permanent installation in the Wilson Building.
Download the application here.
I have some thoughts and opinions on this terrific opportunity, so more on this call later.
It keeps coming
Bad news that is...
Slaithong C. Schmutzhart, who was an associate professor at the Corcoran College of Art and Design for 22 years before retiring in 2002, died of cancer Jan. 19 at her home in Washington.
Bad news that is...
Slaithong C. Schmutzhart, who was an associate professor at the Corcoran College of Art and Design for 22 years before retiring in 2002, died of cancer Jan. 19 at her home in Washington.