“Take You Home”
July 28, 2010 – August 29, 2010
July 28, 2010 – August 29, 2010
Works by Jason Wright
Showing posts with label Gallery plan b. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gallery plan b. Show all posts
Monday, August 02, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Inside/Outside
Inside/Outside
April 14 - May 16, 2010
Opening Saturday, April 17, 6-8 p.m.
Gallery Plan B
1530 14th Street NW
Washington, DC
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
“Line Forms Here”
July 22, 2009 – August 23, 2009Works in various media with a linear focus
Featuring works by Chad Andrews… Amy Davis… Karen Hubacher… Juditha… Arpi Sahr… Melissa Widerkehr… Brian Petro… Greg Minah and Gordon Binder.
gallery plan b
1530 14th Street NW
Monday, May 25, 2009
Gallery Plan B
May 13, 2009 – June 14, 2009
Paintings by William Dunlop
Prints by Donald Depuydt
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Friday, April 17, 2009
Robert Brown Gallery Exhibition at Gallery plan b
| Robert Brown Gallery Exhibition and Auction |
| April 8, 2009 – May 10, 2009 |
| Opening Reception Saturday, April 18, 2009, 6-8pm |
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Saturday, January 10, 2009
Gallery Plan B
January 7, 2009 – February 8, 2009
Works by Amy Marx
Works by Eric Westbrook
Works by Andrew Wapinski
Works by Amy Marx
Works by Eric Westbrook
Works by Andrew Wapinski
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Sheep Jones / Plan B
New Works
October 8 - November 9th
Opening reception with the artist
Saturday, October 11, 2008
6:00pm – 8:00pm
Gallery Plan B
1530 14th Street
Washington, DC
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Gallery Plan B
New Artists Group Show
July 30 – August 24, 2008
Reception: July 31, 2008, 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Featuring works by:
Ann Crain
Melissa Dickenson
KX2
Ron Donoughe
Marcelo Suaznabar
gallery plan b
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
202.234.2711
July 30 – August 24, 2008
Reception: July 31, 2008, 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Featuring works by:
Ann Crain
Melissa Dickenson
KX2
Ron Donoughe
Marcelo Suaznabar
gallery plan b
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
202.234.2711
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Paintings by Karen Hubacher
with sculpture by Chris Tousimis
May 14 – June 22, 2008
Opening reception, Saturday, May 17, 2008
6:00pm – 8:00pm
“Karen Hubacher’s paintings are characterized by their organized structures and highly textured surfaces. Evocative without being specific, her abstract works establish a sense of place –– familiar, yet not quite tangible. The compositions reflect mental proceses of assembling components into logical wholes, resolving puzzles and achieving resolution.”
gallery plan b
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
wed - sat 12-7, sun 1-5
info@galleryplanb.com
202.234.2711
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Gallery Plan B
Group Show
November 21, 2007 - December 30, 2007
November 21, 2007 - December 30, 2007
An exhibition of new and existing gallery artists with works priced at $500 or less.
Opening reception with the artists
Saturday, December 1, 2007
6:00pm - 8:00pm
GALLERY PLAN B
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
202.234.2711
info@galleryplanb.com
Friday, August 24, 2007
Go Figure! at Gallery Plan b
September 5, 2007 – October 14, 2007Opening reception with the artists
Saturday, September 8, 2007, 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Tory Baggiano
Gordon Binder
Chris Edmunds
Dana Ellyn
Timothy Johnson
Micheline Klagsbrun
Massimo Righini
Jim Vecchione
Melissa Widerkehr
gallery plan b
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
202.234.2711
HOURS
wed - sat 12-7 sun 1-5
info@galleryplanb.com or by appointment
Sunday, July 22, 2007
plan b
Paintings by:
Heidi Fowler
Rob Vander Zee
Jason Wright
July 25, 2007 – August 19, 2007
Opening reception with the artists
Thursday, July 26, 2007, 6:00pm – 8:00pm
GALLERY plan b
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
info@galleryplanb.com
202.234.2711
Heidi Fowler
Rob Vander Zee
Jason Wright
July 25, 2007 – August 19, 2007
Opening reception with the artists
Thursday, July 26, 2007, 6:00pm – 8:00pm
GALLERY plan b
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
info@galleryplanb.com
202.234.2711
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Myanmar Contemporary Art
May 16, 2007 – June 17, 2007
By: Myanmar Contemporary Artists
Gallery plan b, in cooperation with River Gallery (Rangoon, Burma), is very pleased to present a rare exhibition of paintings from Myanmar’s leading contemporary artists including Nann Nann, Khin Zaw Latt, Maung Aw, Soe Soe, and Than Kyaw Htay.
This group of artists is brought to the United States by Gill Pattison, a New Zealander, who has been a resident in Myanmar for the past five years. Ms. Pattison became involved with the contemporary art scene in the region when she sponsored and organized (in conjunction with the Myanmar Times) a national competition for Myanmar artists in 2004. The competition identified many of the best Myanmar artists––both established and emerging––several of which will be part of this exhibition at plan b. Her aim in promoting these artists was to bring their art to a wider audience...not only the tourists who visited Myanmar but also to an international audience. To this end, plan b is one of several galleries she has selected in organizing exhibitions and shows abroad. Previous exhibits were held on the west coast in San Francisco and Palm Springs and here on the east coast in Princeton, New Jersey, where Gill led a seminar on the importance of this art to the world.
The West knows little about this beautiful but troubled country of 55 million people, nestled between China and India, governed by a reclusive military dictatorship that has held power for over forty years. Myanmar’s art has a surprisingly modern feel. The creative tension evident in many of the best works results from the artist’s struggle to find the means of portraying their rich culture in new and different ways. The exhibition focuses on subjects taken from Myanmar’s rich cultural and religious heritage and the country’s largely unspoiled physical beauty. Icons and symbols of Buddhism, seen everywhere in Burma, predominate in this show. By necessity, most Myanmar artists remain cautious in their choice of subject, generally avoiding themes that might be construed as overtly political or critical of the regime. But these restrictions have a surprising up-side: in focusing on what they see around them, the art has a purity and spirituality that is often absent in the art of emerging nations, where the portrayal of conflict is often to the fore.
While this current generation of artists chooses their subject matter carefully, they are paving the way for those to follow, who will face fewer restrictions. And perhaps, for us the audience, there is a silver lining in the self-censorship of the Burmese artists...their focus on the beauty of their traditions and on the scenes and motifs from a unique culture that is fast disappearing in other parts of Asia, by creating distinctive works of art which convey the essence of their deeply felt cultural and spiritual heritage.
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
wed - sat 12-7, sun 1-5
info@galleryplanb.com
202.234.2711 or by appointment
By: Myanmar Contemporary Artists
Gallery plan b, in cooperation with River Gallery (Rangoon, Burma), is very pleased to present a rare exhibition of paintings from Myanmar’s leading contemporary artists including Nann Nann, Khin Zaw Latt, Maung Aw, Soe Soe, and Than Kyaw Htay.
This group of artists is brought to the United States by Gill Pattison, a New Zealander, who has been a resident in Myanmar for the past five years. Ms. Pattison became involved with the contemporary art scene in the region when she sponsored and organized (in conjunction with the Myanmar Times) a national competition for Myanmar artists in 2004. The competition identified many of the best Myanmar artists––both established and emerging––several of which will be part of this exhibition at plan b. Her aim in promoting these artists was to bring their art to a wider audience...not only the tourists who visited Myanmar but also to an international audience. To this end, plan b is one of several galleries she has selected in organizing exhibitions and shows abroad. Previous exhibits were held on the west coast in San Francisco and Palm Springs and here on the east coast in Princeton, New Jersey, where Gill led a seminar on the importance of this art to the world.
The West knows little about this beautiful but troubled country of 55 million people, nestled between China and India, governed by a reclusive military dictatorship that has held power for over forty years. Myanmar’s art has a surprisingly modern feel. The creative tension evident in many of the best works results from the artist’s struggle to find the means of portraying their rich culture in new and different ways. The exhibition focuses on subjects taken from Myanmar’s rich cultural and religious heritage and the country’s largely unspoiled physical beauty. Icons and symbols of Buddhism, seen everywhere in Burma, predominate in this show. By necessity, most Myanmar artists remain cautious in their choice of subject, generally avoiding themes that might be construed as overtly political or critical of the regime. But these restrictions have a surprising up-side: in focusing on what they see around them, the art has a purity and spirituality that is often absent in the art of emerging nations, where the portrayal of conflict is often to the fore.
While this current generation of artists chooses their subject matter carefully, they are paving the way for those to follow, who will face fewer restrictions. And perhaps, for us the audience, there is a silver lining in the self-censorship of the Burmese artists...their focus on the beauty of their traditions and on the scenes and motifs from a unique culture that is fast disappearing in other parts of Asia, by creating distinctive works of art which convey the essence of their deeply felt cultural and spiritual heritage.
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
wed - sat 12-7, sun 1-5
info@galleryplanb.com
202.234.2711 or by appointment
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Gallery Plan b is Featuring Paintings By:
Tanja Bos
April 4, 2007 – May 13, 2007
“I imagine unfocused images in my mind as I have once envisioned or dreamed an experience. It is not my goal to achieve realism in my work, but to seek an expression of that which is yet to be discovered. I find nature awe inspiring, forever a narrative that speaks to me. I am inspired by my travels in Europe and think often of the passing views of the beautiful scenery. I strive to achieve a mood, a calm perception of a captured moment, and play between abstraction and a more defined visual. I use an intensely rich and dramatic color palette to evoke the dreamlike qualities that will draw in the viewer to seek their own relationship. I use oil paints on canvas or oil on wood, using gesso and sometimes wax. I like to expose the wood in a few of the paintings to accentuate the use of the material and its link to nature. I get the desired textured effect in my paintings by scraping, rubbing, diluting or enhancing the density of the paint.” –Tanja Bos
www.tanjabos.com
Pastels by Shoshanna Ahart are featured in the gallery from April 4, 2007 – May 13, 2007.
Gallery plan b
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
www.galleryplanb.com
202.234.2711
wed - sat 12-7
sun 1-5 info@galleryplanb.com or by appointment
April 4, 2007 – May 13, 2007
“I imagine unfocused images in my mind as I have once envisioned or dreamed an experience. It is not my goal to achieve realism in my work, but to seek an expression of that which is yet to be discovered. I find nature awe inspiring, forever a narrative that speaks to me. I am inspired by my travels in Europe and think often of the passing views of the beautiful scenery. I strive to achieve a mood, a calm perception of a captured moment, and play between abstraction and a more defined visual. I use an intensely rich and dramatic color palette to evoke the dreamlike qualities that will draw in the viewer to seek their own relationship. I use oil paints on canvas or oil on wood, using gesso and sometimes wax. I like to expose the wood in a few of the paintings to accentuate the use of the material and its link to nature. I get the desired textured effect in my paintings by scraping, rubbing, diluting or enhancing the density of the paint.” –Tanja Bos
www.tanjabos.com
Pastels by Shoshanna Ahart are featured in the gallery from April 4, 2007 – May 13, 2007.
Gallery plan b
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
www.galleryplanb.com
202.234.2711
wed - sat 12-7
sun 1-5 info@galleryplanb.com or by appointment
Sunday, April 01, 2007
Gallery plan b
Paintings by Tanja Bos
Pastels by Shoshanna Ahart
April 4, 2007 – May 13, 2007
Opening reception with the artists
Saturday, April 7, 2007 / 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Gallery plan b
1530 fourteenth street, nw
washington, dc 20005
wed - sat 12-7 sun 1-5
info@galleryplanb.com
202.234.2711 or by appointment
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