A group exhibition of Washington, DC-based black and white photographers
Curated by J.T. Kirkland
February 27 – March 29
Opening reception: Saturday, March 1 from 5–8pm
Gallery Closed: March 21-25
H&F Fine Arts announces a group exhibition of Washington, D.C.-based photographers. Taking its name from the old standby about newspapers (“What’s black and white and read all over?”), the show presents a survey of black and white photography from the D.C. metropolitan area.
Artists included in the exhibition are Erin Antognoli, James W. Bailey, Danny Conant, Max Cook, Stephen Crowley, Justin Hoffmann, Michael Dax Iacovone, Nick Jbara, Jane Jeffers, J.T. Kirkland, Angela Kleis, Prescott Lassman, Thomas Paradis, Aleksei Pechnikov, Susana Raab, Alexandra Silverthorne, Jim Tetro, Bryan Whitson, and Lloyd Wolf.
H&F Fine Arts
3311 Rhode Island Avenue
Mount Rainier, MD 20712 · (301) 887-0080 · Closed Mon and Tues; Wed-Fri 11-7; Sat 10-5; Sun 11-3
http://www.hffinearts.com/
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Friday, February 29, 2008
Sunday, April 29, 2007
No show last night
I didn't have a chance to go to the opening of "No Representation" or "Supple" last night. It would be good to hear from those who did. Wedding bells were pealing for some of my friends as hubbie and I headed to an early wedding reception in Georgetown which lasted way past our bedtime hour. I did get to artDC earlier in the day to hear the lecture on the collecting mystique. Before 5pm, I managed to sneak a peak at the Warehouse Gallery shows. What caught my eye was work by Rex Weil, Pat Goslee, Ellyn Weiss, J. Belmar, Robin Rose, Adam Fowler, Mary Early, Laura Lukaszewski and Kevin Kepple. There's lots more good work and I'll be going back to take another look. I loved going up the inside steps of Warehouse Gallery with the ancient looking walls. The place exudes history, age, creativity, and intrigue. It's a great space to display art. J. T. Kirkland at Thinking About Art says he will have some professional shots of the show done soon by photographer and friend Greg Staley. Greg is a great guy to work with and an excellent professional photographer in DC. Anybody got links to pics from Sat. night's opening?
Warehouse
1017-21 7th Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
202.783.3933
Warehouse
1017-21 7th Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
202.783.3933
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Supple - It's back on!

April 26 - May 12
Receptions (4/26-28)*: 7-9pm
See J.T. Kirkland's, Thinking About Art, post here.
This Thursday is the opening day of "Supple," curated by J.T. Kirkland to coincide with the ArtDC fair being held this weekend at the Washington Convention Center. Come to the The Warehouse Gallery opening receptions on Thursday and Friday to meet the artists and see the show: Colby Caldwell, Graham Caldwell, Mary Early, Adam Fowler, James Huckenpahler, Kevin Kepple, Laurel Lukaszewski, Linn Meyers, Adrian Parsons, Robin Rose, Matt Sargent.
The Warehouse Gallery
1021 7th St, NW
Washington, DC 20001
Gallery hours (4/26-29): 11am-7pm
Gallery hours (4/30 - 5/12): Mon-Fri: 5-11pm, Sat: noon-midnight, Sun: noon-6pm
Live performances of Matt Sargent's music will still be at 8pm on Thursday and Saturday.
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