Closed Monday Exhibition of painting, sculpture and photography at Old Georgetown Theater

Closed Monday Productions presents an exhibition of painting, sculpture and photography at the newly renovated Old Georgetown Theater, a former silent movie house from the 1900s. The exhibition includes local painters, Anne Marchand, Ana Rendich, Rosetta DeBerardinis, Fabiano Amin, Laura Patten and John Blee; and sculptors: Robert Haft and John Safer; with photographers: Marisa S. White and Matt Leedham.

Art of Legacy Pop Up @ former Historic Georgetown Theatre, Washington, DC

The Pop up exhibition will be on view from Thursday, June 15th, 2017 through June 30, 2017. An artist talk will be held on Saturday, June 24th from 4 PM to 5:30 PM and a final hosted reception to meet the artists will be on Thursday, June 29th, 2017 from 6-8 pm at the space located at 1351 Wisconsin Avenue NW in Washington DC, Georgetown.

“I’m delighted to welcome these ten DC artists, in this fantastic space!” says Marsha Ralls. The curator and CEO of Closed Monday Productions, Ralls is honored to have long-time friend and sculptor, John Safer, included this exhibition. Safer, 94, mentored sculptor, Robert Haft, also exhibiting in the show “Art of Legacy”. Safer most recent public work UNITY, 60 feet high and weighing eighteen thousand pounds and unprecedented in scale, was installed two years ago at the $1.4 Billion MGM resort at the National Harbor.

Closed Monday Productions LLC was established in 2014 as a private art dealership. CEO Marsha Ralls was the former owner of the Ralls Collection Inc. an art advisory group that expanded in 1991 with the opening of a gallery bearing the same name. The gallery specialized in contemporary painting, photography, prints, and sculpture.

Gallery Hours by appointment. closedmondayproductions[at]gmail[dot]com

Attention Media: To receive more information, or to attend the talk on June 24th or the closing reception on June 29, 2017, please call (202) 450-7825.
Interviews and images available upon request. Or contact email: closedmondayproductions [at] gmail [dot] com

February Gallery Gaze Tonight!

Washington, DC

Friday, February 19, 5 to 8 p.m., the Georgetown Gallery Gaze, in its fifth month, extends that warm and fuzzy Valentine's Day feeling. Every third Friday of the month, the Gaze features over 10 galleries with extended hours, music, and refreshments. In addition to checking out cool art in some of Georgetown's best galleries, you can enter to win dinner for two at some Georgetown favorites - Sea Catch, Paper Moon or Bodega Spanish Tapas Bar. Some of the participating galleries are hosting artist receptions in their stores. Check out Poppy for jewelry artist Kristin Lora. Susan Calloway Fine Arts hosts DC-area native artist Rodgers Naylor. Dr. Margaret Taylor Burroughs will be at Parish Gallery. 202.290.1377


Getting There:

The Georgetown Metro Connection

Every ten minutes, the Georgetown Metro Connection picks up from Dupont Circle and Rosslyn Metro Stations. Regular fare is $1.00 one way, $0.25 for Seniors (65+) & ADA riders, and $0.50 with a Metro SmarTrip card when boarding at Rosslyn & Dupont Metro Stations. Children under 5 ride free.

Monthly Passes are available at Georgetown BID (1055 Thomas Jefferson Street, NW), Rosslyn Commuter Store (1700 N. Moore Street, Ste. 235, Arlington, VA), and at Commuter Direct. $30.


Circulator

Arriving every ten minutes, from 7 a.m. to midnight everyday, the red, black, and yellow-striped bus links cultural, entertainment, and business destinations within the city. Get to and from Georgetown via M Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW. $1.

Georgetown is truly a one-of-a-kind destination for you to experience all there is to offer there.