Thursday, June 17, 2004

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Blake Gopnik reviews the Gabriel Orozco photography show at the Hirshhorn in today's Post. Unfortunately, this Gopnik review only ...

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The Sandra Ramos exhibition that just ended yesterday (and her US solo debut) was our most successful exhibition ever. We had visitors w...

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A New York art forgery story always makes for interesting reading.

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Gallery Slye has a Spring Gallery Party & Silent Auction this coming Saturday, June 26th from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. For those three hours ...

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Job Opportunity McLean Project for the Arts seeks Exhibitions Director to curate and implement exhibitions of contemporary art from the...

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Market 5 Gallery is hosting its 30th Anniversary Exhibition and this is an exhibition of artists selected by Market 5 Gallery's patrons...

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In addition to dozens of great art galleries in our area, we are also lucky to have many alternative spaces that still put up terrific art e...
Wednesday, June 16, 2004

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Tomorrow is the third Thursday of the month , so the 7th Street area art galleries have their extended hours. And on Friday, the Canal S...

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A delayed but well-deserved good bye to Washington area artist Noche Crist , who passed away a few days ago.

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Tomorrow and until Sunday is the Boardwalk Art Festival in Virginia Beach. This show is one of the oldest (now in its 49th year) and mos...

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The Alexandria Commission for the Arts has issued a call for artists to design a new image for the upcoming Alexandria Festival of the Arts...
Tuesday, June 15, 2004

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Where's Waldo? ..... Mix in Green , Dawson, Nikki Lee, Numark, Fusebox, Whitmore , Wilson.... Oy Vey! A bit like Trump wanting to copy...

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Opportunities for artists... Deadline: July 31, 2004. The Ruth Chenven Foundation awards up to $1,500 to U.S. crafts artists engaged...
Monday, June 14, 2004

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In case you missed it, there was a beautiful review of the Sally Mann show at the Corcoran in the Post last Sunday. It was written by H...
Friday, June 11, 2004

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Blake Gopnik's piece in the Post about the Panda Public Art Project has created an interesting debate. Tony Gittens, Executive Director...

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You read it here first: Dr. Carolyn Carr , Deputy Director and Chief Curator of the National Portrait Gallery told me last night that t...

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A viewpoint of the unlikely (and definately surprising) Reagan legacy to the arts can be read here . He brought the NEA funding to an all-ti...

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Lou Jacobson comes through with a great review of the Sandra Ramos show in the Washington City Paper.
Thursday, June 10, 2004

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Want to get your artwork into major museums? Photographer Tracy Lee passes this cool story on just how to do that.

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Jessica Dawson really gets what Sandra Ramos is all about in this very good review in today's Washington Post .