The Art Insights Panel Discussion and Alumni Art Exhibition is part of MPA’s inaugural MPA Inspires: A Weekend of Collecting and Connecting event. In addition to Saturday’s discussion and showcase, the
weekend will feature an Art + Soul | Jazz Brunch on Sunday, November 19 from 11:30am until 2:30pm.
The Art + Soul portion of the weekend will also include a highly anticipated Collectors’ Drawing
featuring 60 artworks generously contributed by generations of alumni artists who comprise MPA’s
artistic legacy.
All artists featured in MPA Inspires: A Weekend of Collecting and Connecting have donated their works
in support of the development of a new MPA Art and Education Center. A preview of donated artwork
is available on the MPA website.
Featured artists include: Carol Barsha, Julia Bloom, Nikki Brugnoli, Renee Butler, David Carlson, Mei
Mei Chang, Hsin-Hsi Chen, Joe Cortina, Patrick Craig, Sheila Crider, Joel D'Orazio, Elgon Daley, Richard
Dana, Joan Danziger, Delna Dastur, Alonzo Davis, Catherine Day, Elsabe Johnson Dixon, Susan Eder,
Nicole Fall, Annie Farrar, Cianne Fragione, Helen Frederick, Susan J. Goldman, Janis Goodman, Pat
Goslee, Freya Grand, Francie Hester, Ellen Hill, Michael Janis, Barbara Januszkiewicz, Maria Karametou,
Bridget Sue Lambert, Kyujin Lee, June Linowitz, Isabel Manalo, Matthew Mann, Anne Marchand,
Madalyn Marcus, Michele Montalbano, Nahid Navab, Sam Noto, Betsy Packard, Susan Due Pearcy,
Maryanne Pollock, Beverly Rest, Marc Robarge, Robin Rose, Wendy M. Ross, Deirdre Saunder, Gretchen
Schermerhorn, Elzbieta Sikorska, Hillary Steel, Betsy Stewart, Eve Stockton, Nils Henrik Sundqvist,
Patricia Underwood, Josh Whipkey, Joseph White, and Yuriko Yamaguchi.
There is no cost to attend Saturday’s Art Insights event, but reservations are required.
Art + Soul Jazz
Brunch tickets are available for $150 a person, and tickets for the Collectors’ Drawing are an additional
$600. Ticket sales are limited to the first 60 collectors.
Sponsorship opportunities are also available.
Visit mpaart.org for more information.
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About MPA
MPA Exhibits, Educates and Inspires
McLean Project for the Arts (MPA) is one of the mid-Atlantic region’s most respected contemporary
visual arts organizations. MPA provides high-quality art exhibitions showcasing the work of
established and emerging artists, educational programs, art classes, MPAartfest, summer art camps,
and ArtReach, an award-winning program serving students in grades K-12, seniors, and individuals
with special needs. For more information, visit www.mpaart.org.
