You will see several of my new small works series in the exhibition,
just in time for the holidays! -Anne Marchand
LIFE IN THE ARTS - Artist, Anne Marchand delivers news from the Washington, DC Arts Scene
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| Phil Nesmith, Contained, 2009. Varnished dryplate photogram on black glass. 18 x 13 in. |
![]() Oliver Vernon, Gypsy, 2009. Gouache, watercolor, ink and graphite on paper. 23 1/2 X 17 3/4 in. |
October 2, 2009 through October 31, 2009

Closing Reception and Gallery Talk: Friday Oct 30, 6-8
“Listening to silence-“ is the title of new work by Ann Stoddard, including video installation, drawings, and photographs. Wave [video installation] uses recordings of water, conceptual art, live CCTV video, and site context to explore waterboarding torture, as well as the suppression and destruction of evidence by the U.S. government. pm
PASS Gallery, Dupont Circle , 1617 S Street NW Rear, Washington DC 20009
www.annstoddard.net
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Cultural Development Corporation
Flashpoint Gallery
House Party
Friday, October 30, 9:00pm - Midnight
A costume party in conjunction with House, Andrew Wodzianski's paintings that lift imagery from William Castle's 1959 b-movie horror flick, House on Haunted Hill
Don Your Costume
DJs Sharkey & Smudge
Tickets $20 in advance, $25 on Friday
Purchase Tickets
https://www.ovationtix.com/trs/pe/7593765
All proceeds benefit Flashpoint Gallery
Flashpoint Gallery
916 G Street, NW
202.315.1310
www.flashpointdc.org
Metro: Gallery Pl-Chinatown, 9th Street exit, or
Metro Center, 11th & G exit
Think Pink / Kicking Back With DC's 'Art Evangelist'
Philippa Hughes is a shape-shifter. She was once a lawyer; now her business card reads “chief creative contrarian.” She’s the newest member of the DC Commission on Arts & Humanities. And she calls herself an “art evangelist.”
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Labels: Amnesty International Human Rights Art Festival, Art Festival, Call for entries
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Saturday, October 31, 3pm – 12am
Free Admission
The Torpedo Factory hosts Art Outlet's Ofrenda 2009, a spectacular Halloween celebration in the tradition of the Mexican Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). This is Art Outlet's third annual Ofrenda. More info about Art Outlet at http://www.artoutlet.org/ .
ART RECEPTION: Saturday, October 31, 3 pm – 7 pm
PARADE: Saturday, October 31, 7 pm – 7:45 pm
MASKED BALL: Saturday, October 31, 7:30 pm – 12 am
ART EXHIBITION: October 31 – November 3
ART RECEPTION
Saturday | October 31 | 3 pm – 7 pm
Ofrenda is an art exhibition of 40 local artists' shrines, altars, and other art in the Mexican Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) tradition. Exhibiting artists:
Michael Auger, Kathlyn Avila-Reyes, Jennifer Beinhacker, Carlos Beltran, Jennifer Bishop, Ismael Carrillo, Kate Clark, Andrea Collins, Rosemary Feit Covey, Anthony Delfin, Jackie Ehle, Cavan Fleming, Ric Garcia, Jeannette Herrera, Jacqueline Inglefield, Kevin Irvin, Jessica Jastrzebski, Rebecca Marion Kallem, Lori Katz, Shauna Lee Lange, Emily Green Liddle, Carolina Mayorga, Peggy Meckling, Heather Miller, Mara Odette, Claudia & Sergio Olivos, Chris Peloso, Kevin Peshkepia, Caren Quinn, Lisa Rosenstein, Skeeter Scheid, Heather Schmaedeke, Hillary Sloate, Kenya Rene Smith, Constance Springer Zabowski, Neil Leon Stavely, Erika Stone, Henrik Sundqvist, Roy Utley, and Alexandra Zealand
Art Show x Fundraiser x Concert
Art Whino and WHALER’s Creation present “Old Skoolin’ for the Children,” a four city concert and art show tour that brings together the best visual and musical artists to benefit programs that support foster care and adoption programs. Legendary founder of the hip-hop movement Darryl “DMC” McDaniels of Run-DMC will perform old skool, throw back shows true to the roots of the genre. Over 100 of Art Whino’s internationally renowned talents from the underground street art world will be showcasing their old school, 80's themed creations.
Event Location:
The Portals Theater
1236 Maryland Ave, SW
Washington, DC 20024
Saturday, Nov 7th, from 6pm – 12pm
$25 advance tickets, $35 at the door - Non Profit Donation Entry Fee
Exhibit featuring work by 100+ Art Whino Artists
Show Run Date: 1 Day so don't Miss it!
Art Installation by AM RADIO
Special musical performance by:Darryl “DMC” McDaniels of Run-DMC
Music by Black Cats Resident DJ Lil'e
Opening for DMC will be the winner of the Talent Search Competition.
For more information visit: www.whalers-creation.us
More Show Info Here:
http://whalerstour.wordpress.com
Purchase Tickets here:
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Workshop: Strategies for Securing Gallery Exhibitions
With Myrtis Bedolla, founder and director of Galerie Myrtis in Baltimore, MD
Saturday | NOV 7 | 2:00PM-4:00PM
Cost: $95 | Contact Smith Farm Center for Healing and the Arts to register.
This is a workshop designed to demystify the business of art and prepare artists to succeed in the highly competitive art market. Artists will receive insight on gaining exposure through alternative art spaces, preparing a professional portfolio and what every artist should know before signing a contract.
Smith Farm Center for Healing and the Arts
www.smithfarm.com
1632 U Street, NW | Washington DC | 20009
202-483-8600
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One of my favorite artists is opening here.
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Thursday, October 29, 2009, 8:00PM- 11:30 PM
October 13 - November 21, 2009
Adamson Gallery presents an exhibition of photographs by Edward Burtynsky. "Oil" examines the resource from all sides, depicting the mechanics of its extraction and refinement, the details of its consumption and the effects; physical, political, and economic, of its influence. The large-scale photographs are reminiscent of the tradition of landscape painting, yet the landscapes they depict force the viewer to rethink the connection between nature and industry.
Burtynsky has traveled the world to document the influence of oil, taking photographs of oil fields in Azerbaijan, Canada, California, highways in Texas, and industrial parks in Shanghai, among other places. Like the landscape painter before him, the artist shoots from a distance, letting the scale and sprawl of his subjects overwhelm the piece and its viewer. Like paintings in the sublime tradition, Burtynsky's photographs inspire awe as well as apprehension-the images are very beautiful, but they document a frightening reality.

Highway #2, Los Angeles, California, USA, 2003
Highway #2 is an aerial shot of a highway loop in Los Angeles - the road twists and turns, making complicated, abstracted swirls. The patterns are mesmerizing to the eye and remind the viewer of the power of technological and industrial innovation. However, in the context of this series, and when placed alongside Burtynsky's other photographs, this piece acts as a powerful reminder of the continuum of production. These dual messages are a potent commentary on contemporary life.
The artist writes, "These images are meant as metaphors to the dilemma of our modern existence; they search for a dialogue between attraction and repulsion, seduction and fear. We are drawn by desire - a chance at good living, yet we are consciously or unconsciously aware that the world is suffering for our success. Our dependence on nature to provide the materials for our consumption and our concern for the health of our planet sets us into an uneasy contradiction. For me, these images function as reflecting pools of our times."
This project is part of a larger inquiry into the interactions between nature and industry. Burtynsky has also completed series of photographs of shipyards, quarries, and urban mines which have been exhibited internationally. Images from the series are also on display at the Corcoran Gallery of Art and have been collected in a new artist book from Steidl. Edward Burtynsky's work has been collected by the National Gallery of Art, the Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, among many other institutional and corporate collectors. He lives and works in Toronto, Canada.
ADAMSON GALLERY
1515 fourteenth street nw
washington dc 20005
www.adamsongallery.com
202.232.0707
Cultural Development Corporation (CuDC) is requesting proposals for Flashpoint Gallery's September 2010 - August 2011 season. Open to all artists, independent curators and arts organizations presenting contemporary work in any medium. The Request for Proposals may be found online.
All proposals must be received no later than 5 pm on Thursday, December 17, 2009.
Flashpoint Gallery presents cutting-edge contemporary art and provides a springboard for talented artists and curators to enhance their careers. The gallery seeks to inspire creativity and encourage the creation of new work by emerging and under-represented artists and curators. CuDC is seeking inventive, original proposals in any media.
This year, for the first time, CuDC is partnering with The Community Foundation of the National Capital Region to make grants to artists participating in the Flashpoint Gallery Program. The Creative Communities Fund (CCF) will provide grants of up to $2500 to artists to support the creation and presentation of new work. DC area artists applying to the Flashpoint Gallery are encouraged to submit grant applications in conjunction with their program applications.
Visit flashpointdc.org for more information on the request for proposals and the Creative Communities Fund.
Mid City Artists are a diverse and talented group of nearly 40 professional artists who have come together for the purpose of promoting their art, and the Dupont/Logan neighborhoods they call home. It is an opportunity to integrate their art with the fast growing retail and commercial concerns that are located in this area.
Open Studio Tour Exhibition
through Saturday, November 14, 2009
This exhibition located in Gallery I features work from artists participating in Open Studio Tour. For over 20 years School 33 Art Center’s Open Studio Tour has brought together professional artists and the general public, giving collectors and art lovers the opportunity to visit studios of visual artists.
School 33 Art Center
1427 Light Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21230
P: 410.396.4641
John Dreyfuss: Enigma
Closing on Saturday, October 24, 2009
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS AT OTHER VENUES
18 Mammals
Photographs by A. Aubrey Bodine, Keith Carter, Martin d’Orgeval, Larry Gianettino, Jill Greenberg, Henry Horenstein, Tony Mendoza, Mary Noble Ours, Ludlow Porch, Grace Robertson, Anne Rowland, Pentti Sammallahti, Walter Schels, William Wegman and Jason Zimmerman
@
Carroll Square Gallery
975 F Street, NW
Washington DC, 20004
(202) 624-8643
John Dreyfuss: Inventions
Through January 17, 2010
@
American University Museum
4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington, DC
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Application deadline – December 18, 2009
The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, Inc. (BOPA) is proud to announce the fifth edition of the Janet & Walter Sondheim Prize. The prize will award a $25,000 fellowship to a visual artist or visual artist collaborators living and working in the Baltimore region. The prize is in conjunction with the annual Artscape juried exhibition and is produced with our partners, The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) and the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). Approximately six finalists will be selected for the final review for the prize. Their work will be exhibited in the Thalheimer Gallery of The Baltimore Museum of Art. Additionally, an exhibition of the semi-finalists’ work will be shown in the Decker and Meyerhoff galleries of the Maryland Institute College of Art during the Artscape weekend.
The fellowship winner will be selected from The Baltimore Museum of Art exhibition after review of the installed art and an interview with each finalist by the jurors. The remaining finalists not selected for the fellowship will each receive a $1,000 honorarium. Artist collaborators if chosen as the winner will receive a single $25,000 prize or $1,000 honorarium that will be equally divided among the members of the group.
The Artscape prize is named in honor of Janet and Walter Sondheim who have been instrumental in creating the Baltimore City that exists today. Walter Sondheim, Jr. had been one of Baltimore’s most important civic leaders for over 50 years. His accomplishments included oversight of the desegregation of the Baltimore City Public Schools in 1954 when he was president of the Board of School Commissioners of Baltimore City. Later, he was deeply involved in the development of Charles Center and the Inner Harbor. He continued to be active in civic and educational activities in the city and state and served as the senior advisor to the Greater Baltimore Committee until his death in February 2007.
Janet Sondheim danced with the pioneering Denishawn Dancers a legendary dance troupe founded by Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn. Later, she turned to teaching where she spent 15 years at the Children’s Guild working with severely emotionally disturbed children. After retirement, she was a volunteer tutor at Highlandtown Elementary School. She married Walter in 1934, and they were together until her death in 1992.
Jurors
The Jurors will be announced on December 1, 2009.
An application can be downloaded HERE.
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October 27, 6:30- 8:00 pm
Léon Krier is the recipient of the Richard Driehaus Prize for Classical Architecture and 2006 Congress for the New Urbanism Athena Award. Hear the noted architect and urban planner discuss his work, including the town of Poundbury, England, which he designed for the Prince of Wales. Following the lecture, Krier will sign copies of his books, including The Architecture of Community (Island Press) and Drawing for Architecture (MIT Press) 1.5 LU (AIA)
$12 Museum and Congress for New Urbanism Members / $12 Students / $20 Non Members
Spotlight on Design Series is sponsored by Lafarge, the world leader in construction materials, with additional support from the American Institute of Architects.
National Building Museum
401 F Street NW
Washington DC 20001
202.272.2448
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Crystal City (Arlington, VA) - The Crystal City Business Improvement District (BID) in partnership with Arena Stage is introducing a temporary, outdoor art exhibit that pays homage to the great scientific mind of R. Buckminster Fuller and his creation of the geodesic dome. “Bucky-Art” celebrates Arena Stage’s spring production of R. Buckminster Fuller: THE HISTORY (and Mystery) OF THE UNIVERSE which runs May 28 – July 4, 2010. The exhibition will open April 1, 2010, and will last throughout the summer.
“We foresee ’Bucky-Art’ generating a buzz, not only about Arena’s show, but also about the environmental aspects associated with Bucky’s Design Science Principles, especially since Crystal City has such a strong connection to sustainability and green efforts,” said Angela Fox, President/CEO of the Crystal City BID. “This exhibition is a bold example of arts and culture in Crystal City that visitors, workers and residents of the area have come to expect and love.”
To kick off the project, the Crystal City BID has announced a call for artists – whether Bucky fans or proponents of his green principles – and expects to launch the statues on April 1, 2010. Interested artists should visit www.crystalcity.org to learn more and download the formal application.
Arena Stage, a nationally recognized non-for-profit theater, has made a temporary home in Crystal City. Its production on renaissance man R. Buckminster Fuller, inventor of the geodesic dome, will explore humanity and its chance to survive on “Spaceship Earth.” The show is an unforgettable journey inside one of the most remarkable minds of the 20th century in a dazzling, virtuoso multimedia performance. A hero of the green movement, Fuller framed many of the great environmental ideas of his time and ours. The play may not only change your life but the life of our planet as well.
“Bucky-Art” is part of the Crystal City BID’s ARTFUL program. This new exhibition builds on the success of previous Crystal Art projects which have demonstrated the power that art can add to public spaces. The Crystal City BID is responsible for changing how people see and perceive Crystal City, and art remains a critical means of achieving this goal by adding color, interest and conversation to the streets, sidewalks and public spaces of Crystal City.
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Washington, DC artist Ben Tolman is one of the 50 finalists in the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery's Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition 2009. His drawing "Jana" will be up at the museum from October 23, 2009 to August 22, 2010. There will be an opportunity to vote for his piece as the "visitor's favorite" both in person as well as online. Ben is writing a blog as part of the exhibition at http://www.portraitcompetition.si.edu/artist/splash.html.
http://www.bentolman.com/
Washington's popular fall walking tour of artists' studios in the U Street, Dupont Circle, Logan Circle and Thomas Circle neighborhoods takes place this year on October 24 and 25 with the addition of three new artists and a host of business supporters. Visitors to the Mid City Artists' (MCA) event meet community artists in their workspaces to see a range of new work, including drawings, sculptures, paintings, prints, photographs and mixed media. MCA hosts the tour twice a year, in the spring and fall.
Wednesday, October 21, 11:30am - 2:30pm
Purchase an original artist-created ceramic bowl of your choice for $25 and fill it with one of the soups provided by Clyde's of Gallery Place, Café Atlántico, PS 7's, and three non-profits
Larger donations will be accepted
All of these funds will be donated to the Capital Area Food Bank
Collector's Bowls are also available for a slightly higher price
Half the proceeds of each Collector's Bowl will be given to its artist
and half to the Capital Area Food Bank
DLA Piper
500 8th Street, NW
202.799.4000
Metro: Gallery Pl-Chinatown, exit 9th and G or 7th and F
"The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has contributed $10 million to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture, expected to open in late 2015 on the National Mall in Washington. The purpose of the grant is to support the capital campaign of the new museum, which is raising funds for the design and construction of its building."
Read More:
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Gives Major Gift to Smithsonian Museum
Artdaily.org - The First Art Newspaper on the Net
A group of Chicago artists discuss creative ways of making a full-time living beyond the traditional gallery system.
Chicago Access Network Television (CAN TV)
Robert Storr: Most theory has little bearing on art | The Art Newspaer: "Robert Storr: Most theory has little bearing on art
The critic and curator speaks to The Art Newspaper"
Robert Storr, US critic, curator and dean of the Yale School of Art, is visiting Frieze Art Fair for the first time, to take part in “Scenes from a Marriage: Have Art and Theory Drifted Apart?”, a panel discussion today at 12pm with artist Barbara Bloom and philosophy professor Simon Critchley. He spoke to The Art Newspaper about the role of art theory, and what advice he is giving to his students in today’s artistic climate.
Design Week DC is upon us! This is a unique opportunity for Washington DC designers-- just take a look at the action-packed agenda. Your best bet: an education lecture series on Saturday, October 24, made up of 30-minute back-to-back presentations at Cady's Alley in Georgetown (these presentations are usually given to architectural firms, but they are free for your enjoyment during Design Week). Free food and drinks will be offered at the events. For more info, visit Design Week DC.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22
6:30 pm - 10:00 pm
long view gallery
1234 Ninth St, Washington, DC 20001
featured artists include
Steve Pyke | Scott Brooks | Anna U Davis | Drew Ernst
Mike Weber | Dana Ellyn | Matt Sesow | Stacy Albano
Tony Savoie | Billy Colbert | John Whipple
Victor Ekpuk | Chris Stephens
RSVP
Richard Chu/ Ripplestone Project and the True Beauty team | ||
A one-evening group exhibition of photographic artworks from the "True Beauty - Young Womanhood in D.C." photobook by Sardar Zaib, Jim Tretick, and Richard Chu | ||
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The Fridge (www.thefridgedc.com) | ||
Rear Alley, 516 8th Street SE - across from Matchbox, 2 1/2 blocks from the Eastern Market Metro Station on the Orange/ Blue Line | ||
October 16 - November 7, 2009
Langley Bowers' ('04) documentary "Eastern Market: The Rebuilding" is an 18 minute video which tells the story of the 2007 Eastern Market fire and the inspirational rebuilding process that followed.
Interviewees and contributors include a charismatic array of market vendors, DC public officials (Adrian Fenty, Dan Tangherlini, Tommy Wells, Eleanor Holms Norton), non-profit representatives, and community members. The video was sponsored by the Capitol Hill Community Foundation (CHCF) and the Ruth Ann Overbeck Oral History Project.
Premiere Screening
Date/Time: October 17th, 6:00-8:00 PM
Location: North Hall of Eastern Market, 7th and N. Carolina, SE
DVDs will be available at the premiere, and the video will be made available online through the CHCF website.
September 15 - December 15, 2009
Opening Reception and Artist Talk:
Thursday, October 22, 6:00 until 8:00 pm
To RSVP or request additional information, call (301) 955-7937.
University of Maryland’s University College (UMUC)
3501 University Boulevard East
Adelphi, MD 20783
Exhibition Hours:
The exhibition is free and open to the public 9 am – 9 pm.
The exhibition features work by two accomplished area sculptors who utilize hand tools in the direct carving tradition. It celebrates a half-century of friendship, artistic expression, and a shared passion for sculpture. In connection with the exhibition, UMUC will publish curatorial essays about the artists according to Eric Key, Director of the UMUC Arts Program. Sy Gresser is a founding member of the Washington Sculptors Group. www.washingtonsculptors.org
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Sunday, October 18th, 2009, Noon until Sundown
913 Westminster Street NW
Washington, DC
You are invited to a special outdoor art exhibition at the Westminster Street playground. Neighborhood artists Chuck Baxter, George Smith-Shomari, and Nikolas Schiller, who all live on Westminster Street, will have their artwork display throughout the afternoon.
Crowned by the vibrantly-colored, 3 story mural titled "Community" by local artist Anne Marchand, the Westminster Playground is urban oasis that brings neighbors together and helps foster the mural's namesake, community. The playground exhibition is free and open to everyone, is wheelchair accessible, and only two blocks from the U Street Metro station (10 Street exit). Since this exhibition is weather sensitive, please check Nikolas’s website, http://www.nikolasschiller.com/blog/ before noon o n October 18th if the weather looks bad. We hope to see you!
The Westminster Playground is located on the Northeast side of Westminster Street, a one block street between 9th & 10th and S & T Streets, NW, Washington, DC, 20001.
About The Artists:
Chuck Baxter creates found object art from materials tossed in DC’ s gutters and alleys. For the past decade Chuck has built a reputation, in his own mind, as the D.C. area’s foremost collector of gutter gifts. He’s a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs bureaucrat, a DC artist, and minimal director of his own life. Few of Chuck’s pieces hang in DC business and government offices, and in the homes of art collectors and friends around the world. “I have always felt the pull of throw-aways, and sought to invoke the world of junk as the natural medium for the urban artist.”20His fascination with the flotsam of city life and the details of trash, such as broken glass, smashed plastic, crumpled paper, and lost toys, is the starting point for most of his pieces. The=2 0underlying compositional theme of his work draw from the common shapes and forms found in the gutter. Chuck currently resides in the Shaw where he simmers in his own private studio.
Member of MidCity Artists visit: http://www.MidCityArtists.com
George Smith-Shomari is an artist, professor and artistic consultant who's artwork focuses on the Universal African Diaspora. A native of Brooklyn, New York, Professor Smith received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Howard University and his Master's with a specialization in printmaking and art education from Pratt Institute. In addition to teaching at the University of the District of Columbia, George Smith has taught in the DC Public School System and several museums in New York City. The artistic works of George H. Smith, have appeared in numerous one man and group exhibitions in museums, galleries, schools, colleges and universities throughout the United States and abroad.
For more information visit: http://www.shomariarts.com
Nikolas Schiller is a digital artist who maps the territory between art & science. After studying geography & computer science at the George Washington University, in 2004 he began developing abstract geographic designs based on kaleidoscopic aerial photography and satellite imagery. In the years since, he has mapped nearly every major city in the United States, including each ward of Washington, DC. His unique maps have been featured on book covers, album covers, and are in the permanent m ap collections of the Library of Congress, British Library, New York Public Library,=2 0and the University of California, Santa Barbara. He is the two-time recipient of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Young Artist Program Grant (2006 & 2008) and most recently had his artwork on display at Artomatic 2009 in Washington, DC and "Photocartopgrahies: the Tattered Fragments of the Map" in Los Angeles.
For more information visit: http://www.NikolasSchiller.com
Washington Studio School announces
The Painter's Secret Geometry.
Lecture by Maggie Siner:
Friday, October 16th, 7pm, $15.00
Registration is required. Please contact Washington Studio School for more information and to register for the lecture.
Born in Providence, Rhode Island, Siner began her studies at the Art Students League of New York in 1968, then graduated from Boston University (BFA, 1973) and American University (MFA, 1976) where she studied with Robert D'Arista. She subsequently lived for extended periods in France and China. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums for over 30 years and is in hundreds of private collections around the world.
She has been on the faculty of l'Institute d'Universités Américaines and the Lacoste School of Art in France (Cleveland Institute of Art), a visiting professor at Xiamen University in China, artist in residence at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Dean of Faculty at the Washington Studio School and teaches master classes around the country. She is a frequent guest artist and public speaker known for her lectures on painting.
She has taught at the Washington Studio School since 1983 and is represented by several galleries in the US. To learn more about Maggie Siner and to see examples of her work visit www.maggiesiner.com.
Washington Studio School
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Washington, DC 20008
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Philippa P. B. Hughes talks about The Red Bull Art of Can, a touring exhibition now in DC.
WASHINGTON - The 2009 Red Bull Art of Can exhibition will be held in Washington D.C. at Union Station from October 8 – 19, 2009.
The exhibition will feature original pieces of artwork that have been created or inspired by Red Bull cans.
Exhibit judge Philippa Hughes and artist Leanne Spencer joined FOX 5 Morning News with more on the D.C. exhibit.
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