This Saturday, May 16, from 12- 5 pm
the artists' studios in beautiful Mt. Ranier and environs will be open to the public to see and buy.
Sinel/Stewart/Weiss Studios (Ellen, Betsy and Ellyn)
3706 Wells Ave, just behind and across the driveway from the famous Washington Glass School and Red Dirt Studio.
Binstock Sculpture Studio
4218 31st Street, Mt. Rainier, MD 20712
(301)277-5240
WASHINGTON GLASS SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE, noon to 6 p.m. May 16 (one day only)
3700 Otis St, Mt. Rainier, MD
202-744-8222
You can see the work of a couple dozen top-drawer artists in the complex and pick up a map to get you to the other studios in the area. The Gateway Arts District folks will have a bus to shuttle you around.
Directions:
If you live downtown, take Rhode Island Ave. all the way out to Eastern Ave. Right on Eastern, first left on Monroe, second right on Otis, follow Otis to the white industrial complex, right in the driveway (past the Glass School), left between the buildings, 3706 is the last studio on the right.
If coming from upper NW or Bethesda, take Military Rd through the park, across Georgia where it turns into Missouri. Stay on Missouri past North Capitol to right on South Dakota NE. Take South Dakota to slight right on 24th NE, left on Rhode Island, right on Eastern, first left on Monroe, second right on Otis to the white industrial complex. Right in the driveway (past the Glass School), left between the buildings, 3706 is the last studio on the right.
Showing posts with label Ellen Sinel. Show all posts
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Friday, May 15, 2009
Saturday, March 31, 2007
"E l e m e n t s"
Showing at The Gallery at 1111 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Show Dates: March 19 - June 2, 2007
I hopped the metro to the opening reception this past Thursday to see the exhibit in the new space organized by Zenith Gallery at 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue. It's a wonderful corporate lobby which shows sculpture exceptionally well. The artists exhibiting in this second show are Alan Binstock, Ellen Sinel and Paul Martin Wolff.
Reception; Thursday, March 29th 5 - 8 pm.
Go visit this exhibit on your lunch break. Alan Binstock's glass and steel sculpture's are magnificent plays with light and his steel and stone pieces are tributes to self reflection. His studies in Yoga inform his sculptures and challenges his aesthetic directions. Washington Artist Ellen Sinel shows moving images of nature. Blades of grass contrast with nature's vast spaces and call attention to themes of growth, movement and spirit. Lawyer turned sculptor, Paul Martin Wolff thinks of his art as a way of connecting with God’s creativity. His effort to create art is "deeply contemplative and spiritual.” Here's some early on opening shots. Enjoy!
The Gallery
at 1111 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Washington, DC
Contact Zenith Gallery
art@zenithGallery.com
202.783.2963
Show Dates: March 19 - June 2, 2007
I hopped the metro to the opening reception this past Thursday to see the exhibit in the new space organized by Zenith Gallery at 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue. It's a wonderful corporate lobby which shows sculpture exceptionally well. The artists exhibiting in this second show are Alan Binstock, Ellen Sinel and Paul Martin Wolff.
Reception; Thursday, March 29th 5 - 8 pm.
Go visit this exhibit on your lunch break. Alan Binstock's glass and steel sculpture's are magnificent plays with light and his steel and stone pieces are tributes to self reflection. His studies in Yoga inform his sculptures and challenges his aesthetic directions. Washington Artist Ellen Sinel shows moving images of nature. Blades of grass contrast with nature's vast spaces and call attention to themes of growth, movement and spirit. Lawyer turned sculptor, Paul Martin Wolff thinks of his art as a way of connecting with God’s creativity. His effort to create art is "deeply contemplative and spiritual.” Here's some early on opening shots. Enjoy!
The Gallery
at 1111 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Washington, DC
Contact Zenith Gallery
art@zenithGallery.com
202.783.2963
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