Zenith Gallery's 45th Sapphire Anniversary Celebration!

 

ZENITH GALLERY | EXHIBITS | ARTISTS | CONTACT Hours: Wed-Sat 12-6 pm, or by appointment | 202-783-2963 | art@zenithgallery.com  Upcoming Exhibition - Save the Date Zenith Gallery's 45th Sapphire Anniversary Celebration! Show dates: March 10 - April 29, 2023 At 1429 Iris Street NW, Washington DC 20012 MEET THE ARTISTS RECEPTIONS: Friday, March 10, 4-8 pm & Saturday, March 11, 2-6 pm RSVP: Friday event or Saturday event FEATURED ARTISTS: Devotion, by Chris Hayman Alphabet, by Craig Schaffer Winter Lights, by Ronni Jolles What is the Color Line, by Curtis Woody United We Stand, by Margery Goldberg Lotus, by Carol Newmyer Crab Victor with Cherries, by Bert Beirne A Girl Bored , by F. Lennox Campello Ananda, by Joan Konkel Into the Rich and Strange, by Gavin Sewell Rise and Shine, by Elissa Farrow-Savos Channeling Guenther, by Katharine Owens Open Arms, by Richard Binder Zhena's Gypsy Tea, by Donna McCuollough My Sweet Beloved, by Ram Brisueno Clifton's Dream, by Davis Morton Endless Joy, by Len Harris Where to start? 45 years in business is an accomplishment! Every year we reach new heights, and every day.I learn something new. I have so many people to thank. All our staff and interns, past and present, and hundreds of artists who take creativity to a new level with each new work of art. To our clients, visitors and followers… we would not be here if it were not for you. And we thank the media, who graciously covers our exhibitions throughout the decades. Art is forever. Artists tell the emotional history of the times they lived. Artists know how to make much out of little, and the art lasts for centuries, if not millenniums. It continues to be a privilege to share this enormous center of creativity with all of you. Throughout the length of this show we will be having meet-and-greets and zoom chats with several of the artists. We will also arrange a series of studio visits to our artists that live in the area. We would like to hear from you about what you would like… so email us at art@zenithgallery. Margery E. Goldberg

Zenith Gallery Inc. | 1429 Iris Street, NW, Washington, DC 20012

Dora Patin at the Affordable Art Fair

 

Antifa Art

There's a certain elegant artistry in these police mug shots of Antifa terrorists.

Erwin Timmers at the Affordable Art Fair NYC

 

Chawky Frenn @ PEACE WEEK

Professor Chawky Frenn from George Mason University is one of the DMV's true blue chip artists and he will be participating in PEACE WEEK, March 27-31, organized by George Mason University's Carter School for Peace and Conflict Analysis and Resolution.

To see his presentation, timing, location, and free registration, please visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/556872971047 

Date and Time: Wed, March 29, 2023, 2:00 PM – 3:20 PM EDT 

Location: Vernon Smith Hall, 5th Floor, Room 5183 3434 Washington Blvd Arlington, VA 22201

Speaker: Chawky Frenn, Professor, College of Visual and Preforming Arts, George Mason University

“WE THE PEOPLE: For Show or For Sure?” is a presentation in image and word intended to engage the audience in a soul-searching examination of our own contributions to the challenges and crises facing our country and the world: Can peace survive in a structure embedded with systemic racism in the legal system, health care, and education? Can political representation be fair when election campaigns are swamped with special interests and dark money? To what extent do our politics and policies foster divisions, conflicts, violence, and war? Can there be peace when social justice is defiled and human rights are violated? Art raises awareness, inspires change, and stimulates action by expressing repressed perspectives and contesting dominant narratives.

For information on PEACE WEEK, times and links of presentations and seminars, visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/carter-school-spring-peace-week-2023-1762989

GMU Carter School: https://carterschool.gmu.edu/news-events/carter-school-peace-week/spring-2023-peace-week

Photography Exhibit Opens at Gallery B

Gallery B welcomes “Variety Show: A Photo Ensemble” by Creative Platform, a photography group featuring nine photographers. Experience an array of subjects ranging from the living world of plants, people, and built environments with visions that vary from subjective abstraction to straight renderings of photos. Opening reception on Saturday, March 11 from 5-8pm

Gallery B is at the site of the old Fraser Gallery at 7700 Wisconsin Avenue, NW in Bethesda.

Gallery Hours

March 9 – April 2, 2023

Thursdays – Saturdays, 12pm - 5pm

Sundays, 12-4pm

Francine Livaditis at MEG

 Multiple Exposures Gallery presents an Exhibition of New Photography

by Francine B. Livaditis

Gehry Reflections

Exhibition Dates

 January 31–March 12, 2023

Hours

Daily 11 am–5 pm

Multiple Exposures Gallery announces the opening of a new photography exhibition by member artist Francine B. Livaditis.

The gallery is located on the third floor of the Torpedo Factory Art Center, 105 N. Union Street, in Alexandria, Virginia. Hours are 11 am–5 pm daily. The exhibit runs January 31 through March 12, 2023. 

Gehry Reflections includes photographs Livaditis has made over the past dozen years capturing the interplay of light and color that can be found on the undulating, angled and curvilinear stainless-steel surfaces of buildings designed by the famed architect, Frank Owen Gehry. 

The photographs in Gehry Reflections were taken at four locations: the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas, NV; the Museum of Pop Culture (formerly Experience Music Project) in Seattle, WA; Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, CA and Ray and Maria Stata Center at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, MA.

Livaditis will be at the gallery between 11am-5pm on Saturday and Sunday, February 4 & 5; Sunday and Monday, February 19 & 20; and Sunday, March 12. In addition, on the evening of Friday, March 10, Livaditis will be at Multiple Exposures Gallery from 5 pm–8 pm. Please stop in to meet the artist and view and discuss her work.

In the past I've noted that "Livaditis consistently displays that sublime skill (which superficially looks so easy, but in reality is incomprehensibly hard) to make everyday scenes look new and different."