Rosemary Feit Covey Art Talk at A Pop-Up Project

MFA - Morton Fine Art
A Pop-Up Project Through May 29

Art Talk
Thursday, May 20, 6:00pm

Rosemary Feit Covey
 A wood engraver whose work is collected in museums and libraries around the world

Artists on Exhibit
Mikel Glass, Kenichi Hoshine, Margaret Bowland, Rosemary Feit Covey, Laurel Hausler,
Lizzie Newton, Tim Tate, Vonn Sumner, Susan Burnstine

 Tuesday - Thursday, 11:00am - 6:00pm
Friday & Saturday, 11:00am - 8:00pm
Monday & Sunday by Appointment

MFA - Morton Fine Art
625 E Street, NW
(formerly Numark Gallery)
202.390.5118
www.MortonFineArt.com
www.apopupproject.com

I Dream Awake / a pop-up project

I Dream Awake

March 18 to May 28, 2010 

Opening reception: Friday, March 26th from 6 - 9pm. 

@

625-627 E St NW

Washington, DC

Amy Morton of MFA - Morton Fine Art introduces a pop-up project, a series of innovative, curated art exhibitions and events that “pop-up” at various locations throughout Washington, DC.
The concept for a pop-up project evolved from Morton’s desire to introduce strong and relevant contemporary artists to the Washington, DC area in a fresh and exciting format. The project emphasizes the development and exposure of high-quality contemporary artworks in innovative settings and locations. a pop-up project aims to develop and promote local DC talent alongside national talent.

a pop-up project will host pop-up group exhibitions, lectures and events at venues throughout the DC area. For its inaugural exhibition a pop-up project will open I Dream Awake from March 18 to May 28, 2010 in the former Numark Gallery space located in Penn Quarter at 625-627 E St NW.

I Dream Awake is a curated selection of works that presents original artist expressions which explore the link between awakened realities and unconscious dreams. The exhibition includes artwork in various media by New York artists, Mikel Glass, Kenichi Hoshine and Margaret Bowland; Los Angeles artists Vonn Sumner and Susan Burnstine; and local artists Rosemary Feit Covey, Laurel Hausler, Lizzie Newton and Tim Tate.

Curator and artist advocate Amy Morton established MFA - Morton Fine Art in 2010. Prior to founding her company, she worked with Principle Gallery in Alexandria, VA as well as with auction houses, art associations, and galleries in Los Angeles, CA and Boston.

a pop-up project, MFA – Morton Fine Art
625-27 E St NW
Washington, DC 20004
(202) 390-5118
www.apopupproject.com
info[at]apopupproject.com