Studio art alum Marcie Wolf-Hubbard ’83 transforms memories into miniature works of art while helping others tell their own stories.
Read the whole article at University of Maryland here...
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Studio art alum Marcie Wolf-Hubbard ’83 transforms memories into miniature works of art while helping others tell their own stories.
Read the whole article at University of Maryland here...
Call for Artists for "Many Countries in One: Immigrant Artists" at the gorgeous ARTSpiration venue in Frederick!
Here is the link for new artists to apply - all preselected artists are already in the show, but as this new venue is sooo much bigger, we can select some more:
If there's a harder working artist than Michele Banks on this planet, then that artist is clearly not human!
October 11, 2-4 pm is the Opening Reception for Forces of Nature, Banks' latest show at Harmony Hall, in Ft. Washington, MD.
| Nine of the Ink Paintings showing at Harmony Hall |
These 16 ink paintings on yupo explore the invisible forces that shape our world—from atomic motion to the vast curvature of space. Drawing inspiration from physics and biology, they merge scientific imagery with a fluid, organic aesthetic, balancing precision with spontaneity. If you’re into physics, if your favorite color is blue, and/or if you want to see some of my larger work, this is the event for you. If you can’t make the opening, the paintings are on view from September 28-November 7.
The human cyclone known as Laura Ramirez-Drain has curated a small group exhibition celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in North Bethesda, Maryland. The exhibition is sponsored by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Maryland. The artwork will remain on display through Friday, October 30, 2026
Opening Event
Saturday, October 10, 2026
5:30–7:30 p.m.
The Terraces at Tuckerman Lane
5550 Tuckerman Lane
North Bethesda, MD 20852
Free and open to the public
Athenaeum Gallery invites artists and curators to submit show proposals - details here.
Deadline: 11:59 p.m. MDT Sep. 30, 2027
Save the date! CAH requests applications for its FY 2027 Juried Exhibition Grant (JEG), which provides support for District-based artists to exhibit their work in a juried, themed visual art exhibition in CAH's Eye Street Gallery.
The exhibition, which is scheduled to take place June 10 - August 6, 2027, will explore water and waterways as sites of stewardship, spiritual reflection, environmental justice, recreation, adventure, and collective futures. Of special interest are works about the Anacostia watershed, the Potomac River Basin, the Chesapeake region, local Indigenous water knowledge, and the many human and ecological communities shaped by our waterways.
Artists may also wish to engage with national and/or global experiences of peoples who navigate both environmental risk and environmental beauty.