Showing posts with label Open Studio Tour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Open Studio Tour. Show all posts

Thursday, May 12, 2016

Open Studios Tour This Saturday, May 14, 12-5pm in Gateway Arts District

Open Studio @ Project Space 

A N N E   M A R C H A N D
A Preview of New Work
Anne Marchand, Parallel, 72"x72" m/m on canvas

Meet the Artists

May 14, 2016
Opening: Saturday, 12 - 5 pm 

12th Annual Gateway Open Studios Tour


Martha Jackson Jarvis Studio  +  Anne Marchand Project Space  +  Njena Surae Jarvis Studio
Join us for this one day celebration of the arts in the Gateway Arts District. Visit the Project Spaces at Martha Jackson Jarvis Studio and see new work by Anne Marchand, the work of Martha Jackson Jarvis in her Mt. Rainier Studio and the studio of Njena Surae Jarvis.

3600 Oak Lane, Mt. Rainier, MD 20712
Anne Marchand new work, artist in residence @ Project Space.
Martha Jackson Jarvis working on Mill Stone, a 6,000 lbs. public art sculpture in her studio.
Njena Surae Jarvis work in Project Space B.
Images:
Top - Anne Marchand, parallel, 2016, acrylic and mixed media on canvas, 72"x72".
Bottom 1  - Anne Marchand, Work in progress in the Project Space, 2016.
Bottom 2 - Martha Jackson Jarvis, Mill Stone, a 6,000 lbs. public art sculpture   in the Artist's Studio, 2016.

Bottom 3 - Njena Surae Jarvis work, 2016.
Martha Jackson Jarvis Studio +  Project Spaces
3600 Oak Lane
Mt. Rainier, MD 20712


The studio is located at the end of Oak Lane with entrance at the back of the building. Street Parking, walk to end of building and turn right.

Wednesday, May 11, 2016

Gateway Open Studios Tour This Saturday, May 14th!


Click to learn more and download a map:
http://www.gatewayopenstudios.org

#OST2016 will be an exciting and family-friendly event that will include live art demonstrations, kid-friendly activites, and live music performances. Immediately following the tour will be the official #OST2016 after party and kick-off reception for a new exhibit at the 39th Street Gallery (from 5-8pm inside the Gateway Arts Center).

Monday, May 12, 2008

TOUR GATEWAY ARTS DISTRICT STUDIOS ON SATURDAY, MAY 17TH



Gateway Arts District, Prince George’s County, MD - Over 50 artists throughout the municipalities of Mount Rainier, Brentwood, North Brentwood and Hyattsville will open their studios to the public on Saturday, May 17th from 12 Noon to 5 PM. Studios are concentrated along a 2.1-mile stretch of the Route 1/Baltimore Avenue/Rhode Island Avenue corridor.

The date will be shared with the annual Mount Rainier Day Festival and Parade, a full day of family fun, food, craft vending and live performances held from 11:00 am -6:00 pm in Mount Rainier, MD, at 34th and Rhode Island Avenue.

The Gateway Arts District Open Studio Tour
is a public self-guided tour of professional and home based studios showcasing a variety of mediums---painting, sculpture, glass, photography, mixed media, clay/ceramics, printmaking and craftwork. Most studios are centrally located in the city of Mount Rainier with the Hyattsville Community Artists Alliance exhibiting at the Lustine Showroom as part of Arts District Hyattsville.

Home to many of the DC areas most celebrated artists and studios, which include DC GlassWorks, Red Dirt Studio, The Washington Glass School and Studio, FLUX, and the Quixote Center Gallery the arts district is a veritable hot spot of highly acclaimed artists that produce works that are exhibited and collected nationally and internationally. Artists include Margaret Boozer, Tim Tate, Ellyn Weiss, Laurel Lukaszewski, David D’Orio, Crisley McCarson, Kyan Bishop, Yvon Fleurival and many more.

A highlight of the tour includes the installation and printmaking show, Michael B. Platt: Lost and Found at the H & F Fine Arts Gallery. A native Washingtonian whose works are in collections at the Corcoran Gallery, the Smithsonian Museum of American Art, and the Library of Congress, Platt often focuses on the history of marginalized populations of Africa and the African Diaspora. A collaborative effort with poet Carol Beane, Lost and Found is set against the backdrop of American Slavery and the implications of Hurricane Katrina.

Drop in on classes and demonstrations at performing arts venues—World Arts Focus at Joe’s Movement Emporium, Alafia Professional Dance Space, and Artmosphere Digital Arts CafĂ©.

This project is produced by Gateway CDC, with support provided by theMaryland-National Capital Parks and Planning Commission, Prince George’s County, Division of Arts and Cultural Heritage.

For further information or press inquiries, contact Tonya Jordan at 301-864-3860, ext. 1 or email: tonya@gateway-cdc.org.

Thursday, October 18, 2007

Baltimore’s Open Studio Tour

sponsored in part by The UnderArmour Baltimore Marathon, Baltimore Community Foundation, Free Fall Baltimore, City Paper and the Baltimore Metropolitan Council.

Open Studio Tour
Presented by School 33 Art Center

OPENING EXHIBITION AND RECEPTION
Friday, October 19, 5-8 pm
School 33 Art Center
1427 Light Street, Baltimore, MD 21230

Closing Outdoor Happy Hour
With music, food and drink 4-6pm at 2010 Clipper Park


Art so fresh the paint's still wet!

Saturday, October 20, 12pm-5pm
Downtown Studios - North Avenue and below North Avenue

Sunday, October 21, 12pm-5pm
Uptown Studios - above North Avenue

Includes the work of Rosetta DeBerardinis