Gallery 10 in 2010 / Minds Wide Open

Gallery 10, in Manassas VA

Center for the Arts

May 6- June 11, 2010

SHINING ONES, ELDERS, FAIRE FOLKE, FEY @ Gallery 10

SHINING ONES, ELDERS, FAIRE FOLKE, FEY
 

Reception: Friday April 2, 6-9 pm
Ritual theater /dance performance: Saturday April 17, 2-5pm
Artist Talk, Closing performances: Saturday April 24, 2-5pm

ARTISTS:
Lisa Tayerle, Marcos Bisticas-CoCoves, JL Darrah, Jennifer Herbert, Zia Hilditch, Laurel LaFey, Andrea McCluskey, Michael Sylvan Robinson.

Faery is a world just a side step away from ours, a world so impossibly magical, but what cost that step: joy, power, fear, innocence, freedom. Guests join Gallery 10 member Lisa Tayerle in creating a magical inter-disciplinary exhibition. Faery, mystical beings, guardian and elemental spirits are the theme for this exhibition which will include: mixed media two and three dimensional work, ritual theater performance, music and dance.

Lisa Tayerle Lisa is a member of Gallery 10, and host for this exhibition. She is a visionary artist and Wiccan priestess. She works in mixed media print and found object assemblage  Creating pieces that speak to the sacredness of the earth.

Marcos Bisticas-Cocoves Marcos is a practitioner of the Reclaiming and Feri traditions of Witchcraft.  Drawing from his visionary experiences, he is  re-creating the Tarot using Photoshop and collage.

Andrea McCluskey  Andrea is a painter, printmaker and sculptoR who lives and works in Frederick, Maryland. She is interested in the relationship between consciousness and the phenomenal world.
Her imagery is drawn from experiences in wilderness and urban spaces.

Jennifer Herbert Jennifer is an artist and dancer from Baltimore, MD.  She is interested in the intersections between the material and imaginary realms, believing that both the physical and the fantastical are necessary for life.

Michael Sylvan Robinson: A visionary fiber artist, Robinson’s pieces are created with extensive hand sewing and beading.  Originally a costume designer and performance artist from New York City, his art
has been shown in galleries and exhibitions including the National Queer Arts Festival in San Francisco (2009). He is a semi-finalist for the 2010 Sondheim Prize, and his work will be exhibited in this year’s Artscape.  

Zia Hilditch Zia spent 6 years working in the production shops of the Shakespeare Theatre and freelancing himself as a theater artisan, whiteface fool, and variety artist. One fruit of that time as been feline Commedia del'Arte half-masks.

JL Darrah After many years as a performer, costumer and mask maker, Darrah has recently been motivated by mosaic. Inspired by air and water, fire and earth her work expands into large and permanent tools for the celebration of those elements.

Gallery 10

1519Connecticut Ave., NW

Washington, DC 20036

202-232-3326,

www.gallery10dc.com

Dupont Circle Metro Red Line, Q St. Exit
Gallery Hours: Wed- Sat 11-5
Extended Hours: Sunday April 11, 18 11-5pm

California Dreamin' / GALLERY 25 @ GALLERY 10

March 3 – March 27, 2010

Opening Reception Friday, March 5, 6-8 p.m.

Lynne Anderson Brit, charcoal, pastel, gesso on wood, 9” x 10”

Gallery 10 hosts artists from Fresno CA's preeminent cooperative gallery, Gallery 25. The offerings of Gallery 25's artists run broad and deep―from the evocative presence of Robert Weibel's exploded-gunpowder prints, the serene power of Karen LeCocq's found-object assemblages, to the slightly unsettling beauty of Lynne Anderson's pastel and charcoal portraiture (shown)―and reflect the gallery's identity as a place of dynamic creativity and interaction. Area critics writing in the Fresno Bee have praised Gallery 25 exhibits as “plush, strong, marvelous display of some of the area's most creative talent...[a] feast of a show” (Felicia Matlosz, re: Alchemy show) and “a full-blooded, exciting, memorable experience...that reflects admirably on its curator (Donald Munro re: Assemblage show curated by Karen LeCocq).

Artists:
Lynne Anderson, Rebecca Barnes, Shannon Bickford, Lylia Forero Carr, Donnalee Dunne, Edward Gillum, Carol Hartman, Joy Johnson, Kris Kessey, Karen LeCocq, Diran Lyons, Nanete Maki-Dearson, Mary Maughelli, Trude McDermott, Linda Kay Papadakis, Jerrie Peters, Norma Rogers, Valerie Runningwolf, Anne Scheid, Joan Sharma, Barbara Van Arnam, Robb Weibel

Gallery 25 was founded by Joyce Aiken as an outgrowth of the feminist art movement of the 1970s. Then a professor at California State University, Fresno, Aiken directed the second Feminist Art Program (the first was led by Judy Chicago), which focused on women creating art out of their experiences as women. The gallery began accepting men as members in 1989, and moved to its present space in 2005.

Gallery 10
1519 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC
Dupont Circle

On The Line: A Clothes Line Art Exhibition

On The Line: A Clothes Line Art Exhibition
Closing Reception: 3pm-5pm this Saturday, Feb.27th

Music: David Hubbard, Bob Lash Original music from “Sky High Radio”

photo courtesy David Hubbard

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 Gallery 10

1519 Connecticut Ave, NW

Washington, DC 20036

Regular Gallery Hours:

Wednesday - Saturday, 11 am - 5 pm

Last chance to see Gallery 10 New Members Exhibition July 25

New Members
Wayson Jones, Karen LeCocq, Mark Sharp, Lisa Tayerle

July 1 - 25, 2009

Wayson Jones, Brown Pennies,11" x 17" x 4",acrylic and acrylic gels on paper, 2008

Gallery 10, Ltd.
1519 Connecticut Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20036

Sarah Stout

April 29 - May 30, 2009
Opening Friday, May 1, 6-8 pm

Wind and Weather and Remembering the Glaciers

Our changing natural world is recorded in this exhibition by drawing, collage and cement relief sculpture interpreting wind and weather.

The loss of nature's most beautiful sculptures, the glaciers, are remembered with large fabric relief sculptures.

Gallery 10, Ltd.
1519 Connecticut Ave., NW,
Washington, DC 20036

Sculpture Invitational at Gallery 10

December 3 - 27, 2008

Essential Patterns I. David Hubbard. Rusted steel, checkered blate, bronze & stainless steel mounted on plywood. 40"H x 48"W

JOSEPH BARBACCIA, CONSTANCE BERGFORS, JESSICA BRAITERMAN, MELISSA BURLEY, MAXINE CABLE, MAHWISH CHISHTY, ELIZABETH CRISMAN, BREON GILLERAN, ADRIENNE HEINRICH, DAVID HUBBARD, GARY IRBY, MARY VIRGINIA LANGSTON, KAREN LE COCQ, MATT MAC INTIRE, HOWARD MCCOY, MARY MCCOY, JOHN PARKER, JUDITH RICHELIEU, SARAH STOUT, ANDREA URAVITCH, CLAUDIA VESS.

Gallery 10
1519 Connecticut Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20036
202.232.3326

Art also on exhibit at Washington Square
1050 Connecticut Ave, NW Washington, DC 20036
November 3 - January 30, 2009

American Landscape

July 30 - August 23, 2008
Opening: Friday, Aug 1, 2008, 6-8 pm

An international traveling exhibition by Gallery 10, Ltd artists from Santa Reparata International School in Florence, Italy.

Artists:
Banks, Blankstein, Burley, Cable, Carlson, Federman, Heinrich, Hersh-Ingram, Irby, Langston, LeCocq, Levine, Monteiro-Rall, Richelieu, Schoettler, Segnan, Stout, Uravitch, Vess, Watkins

Gallery 10
1519 Connecticut Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Regular Gallery Hours:
Wednesday – Saturday, 11 am – 5 pm

Gallery 10 LTD presents Sculpture Invitational 2007-2008

Nov 5, 2007 - Feb 1, 2008

Opening Reception at Washington Square
FRI, NOV 16 from 6-8pm

Above: M.R. Cable; J. Richelieu; M. Burley; S. Stout; C. Bergfors

Participating artists:
Christopher Bathgate, Constance Bergfors, Melissa Burley, Maxine R. Cable, Sabine Carlson, Felisa Federman, David Hubbard, Gary Irby, Kit-Keung Kan, Maria Karametou, Mary Virginia Langston, Howard McCoy, Mary McCoy, Judith Richelieu, Pat Segnan, Sarah Stout, Andrea Uravitch, Claudia Vess, Celeste Lucid Wiser

Three sculptures by David Hubbard, including Progress (on the lower level.)

Building is open to the public during regular business hours, call about additional hours. Direct access to the Farragut North Metro. Washington Square 202.296.2800.

Washington Square
1050 Connecticut Ave., NW,
Washington, DC 20035