Capitol Arts Network Announces August Show
Focusing on ‘Abstraction at its Best’
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| Anne Marchand, Morning Song, 48x60" Image: Courtesy Porter Contemporary |
Invitational and Juried Exhibition
Highlights Form, Color, Line and Mark-making;
Includes Photography, Painting and Mixed Media
Invited Artist: Anne Marchand
ROCKVILLE, Md. – Capitol Arts Network, the Washington area’s fastest-growing organization for professional and emerging artists, announces its August show, a juried exhibition titled “Abstraction at its Best,” from Aug. 2 - 24, 2013 at the new Capitol Arts Network gallery in Rockville, MD. The abstract work of acclaimed Metro DC area artist Anne Marchand will be featured in the front half of the gallery for this exhibit.
“This exhibit is open to photography, painting, and mixed media, will focus on form, color, line and mark-making and the unique language of the visual,” said Capitol Arts Network Executive Director Judith HeartSong in announcing the event.
The Capitol Arts Network’s Rockville facility features studio space for more than 38 artists plus classrooms, work and meeting areas and gallery and exhibition space where artists can work individually or side-by-side in a collaborative community setting. The center is conveniently located near Rockville’s Twinbook Metro station, in Montgomery County’s developing “Twinbrook Arts Zone,” which also includes the Washington School of Photography in their shared building.
Capitol Arts Network is a non-profit organization dedicated to cultivating a community environment in which established and emerging artists from across the Washington, D.C., region can come together to work, develop and share resources, expertise, marketing opportunities and community outreach. Its Capitol Arts Network studio, educational, business and gallery complex is located at 12276 Wilkins Ave. in Rockville, MD. For more information on Capitol Arts Network or its facilities, please visit www.capitolartsnetwork.com or call 301-661-7590.
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