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| Vegas by Joyce Zipperer Aluminum, Acrylic, and Glass Beads 7” x 4” x 8” Price request 202-783-2963 |
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Angelique Nagovskaya - “Tension”
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Julia Chien – “The Call”
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Kern Lee - "Deep Market”
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Kristina Waymore – “The Bucket and The Basement"
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Rayne Layton - "Art is NOT a Crime”
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Sophie Nguyen - ”Renaissance”
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This year not only marks Smith Center for Healing and the Arts' 20th anniversary, but also the 5th Alchemical Vessels exhibition and benefit. This year's concept for A-V-5 is The Night's Journey: 125 artists, chosen by 20 curators, have been asked to create or choose a vessel to tell their story about the cyclical passage from pain to healing - a journey that resonates with all of us.Once again we are offering the opportunity to take home one of these unique artworks and this year we've added an additional ticket option based on your feedback. Each ticket sold directly supports our mission as Washington DC's only independent integrative cancer support organization.
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| Couple with Spirits by Hubert Jackson |
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| Road Outside Little Keithock Farmhouse, Near Brechin, Angus, Scotland Circa 1991. Watercolor and gesso on paper. 30x40 inches. By F. Lennox Campello |
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Angelique Nagovskaya - “Tension”
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Julia Chien – “The Call”
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Kern Lee - "Deep Market”
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Kristina Waymore – “The Bucket and The Basement"
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Rayne Layton - "Art is NOT a Crime”
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Sophie Nguyen - ”Renaissance”
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BABY THOUGHTS: TOWARDS A VISUAL PRE-LANGUAGEIn this most recent exhibition at Addison/Ripley, Amy Lin focuses inward, taking the birth of her first child for a personal, pure and elemental examination that, nevertheless, remains stylistically tied to her familiar pointillist and cut paper techniques. The artist offers a view, in her words, through a baby's eyes, glimpses at first tiny and new which eventually evolve into sophisticated patterns and complex compositions.A new born child sees, at first, simply colors and shapes, makes associations with them, forms her world with them. In a very short time those same shapes and colors begin to differentiate and become associative. So too, Lin's art works, begun with basic marks and colors, are built up, layered and increasingly complex. While the artist's current work is certainly, by intent, childlike in its perusal of early human perception, it is also measured, careful, sophisticated and disciplined, presented, as in previous exhibitions, on pure, white fields of paper. Impeccably crafted and highly personal, these new works of Amy Lin seek to highlight the visual and intellectual spaces before we put words to them.The artist is currently living and working in Washington, DC. She has had more than 13 solo exhibitions including ones in New York, Tokyo and Houston. She was featured in the recent book, "100 Artists of Washington, DC", by Lenny Campello. Notably, she was the recipient of a John Anson Kittredge Grant and a Strauss Fellowship Grant. Residencies in Tokyo and Singapore have allowed the artist to interact with other art professionals and collectors in Asia and to refine and inform her work.
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| Pondering, Amy Lin 2016, mixed media, 14 x 14 inches |
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• Art Exhibition showcasing over 250 exceptional curated art pieces
• More than 100 artists representing many different countries• An impressive collection of creative erogenous artworks rarely seen• More than 80 participating artists are planning to attend this year's Exhibition• Participation by local and international artists, performers, and Art Masters
• Live music and deejays, amazing shows and performances; Chic and Provocative Fashion• Art Installations, Workshops, and Interactive Art Wall for audience participation• Art contests for Body Painting; Live Drawing and Photoshoot Sessions
• Catering Services offering appetizing, delicious food, beverages, and cocktails• The Closing Party: “the GOOD, the BAD, and the NAUGHTY” (Saturday night)
• And much more...
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| American Gentrifiers by Dana Ellyn 26"x30" oil on canvas $1000 |
