"Yesterday, the Nationals and the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (DCCAH) presented two new public artwork exhibits at Nationals Park. The projects included three sculptures of D.C. baseball greats Josh Gibson, Frank Howard and Walter Johnson, and a suspended artwork called 'The Ballgame."
Showing posts with label Walter Kravitz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Walter Kravitz. Show all posts
Thursday, April 09, 2009
New Public Artwork at Nationals Park Unveiled
Kristen Hudak wrote on - MASNsports.com about the new Public Artwork at Nationals Park presented by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities and the Nationals.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Currently on exhibit at MPA
McLean Project for the Arts
Through June 9
Emerson and Atrium Galleries
Walter Kravitz: New Works
Drawing form a broad array of influences spanning from Hieronymus Bosch to Arshile Gorky, Walter Kravitz creates large-scale drawings and paintings based on landscape and figurative images in various states of both abundance and decay. With a surrealist's openness to spontaneity and intuitive understanding of the subconscious, Kravitz builds these works using exquisitely expressive line work and a restrained and judicious use of color. The viewer is drawn into a works that is fascinating and compelling yet strange and disorienting as well.
Ramp Gallery
Solomon T. Wondimu: Skin Color Project
Working with a palette of more that 1,000 tones originating from close-up photographs of skin, Solomon T. Wondimu creates mural-sized digital images and paintings that explore the conflicts and assumptions that exist between the eye and the mind around the concept of skin color.
McLean Project for the Arts is located on the upper level of the McLean Community Center at 1234 Ingleside Avenue in McLean, Va. Hours are Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 4 pm and Saturday 1 - 5 pm. For more information call 703-790-1953 or visit www.mpaart.org
McLean Project for the Arts
1234 Ingleside Avenue
McLean, VA 22101
703-790-1953
www.mpaart.org
Through June 9
Emerson and Atrium Galleries
Walter Kravitz: New Works
Drawing form a broad array of influences spanning from Hieronymus Bosch to Arshile Gorky, Walter Kravitz creates large-scale drawings and paintings based on landscape and figurative images in various states of both abundance and decay. With a surrealist's openness to spontaneity and intuitive understanding of the subconscious, Kravitz builds these works using exquisitely expressive line work and a restrained and judicious use of color. The viewer is drawn into a works that is fascinating and compelling yet strange and disorienting as well.
Ramp Gallery
Solomon T. Wondimu: Skin Color Project
Working with a palette of more that 1,000 tones originating from close-up photographs of skin, Solomon T. Wondimu creates mural-sized digital images and paintings that explore the conflicts and assumptions that exist between the eye and the mind around the concept of skin color.
McLean Project for the Arts is located on the upper level of the McLean Community Center at 1234 Ingleside Avenue in McLean, Va. Hours are Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 4 pm and Saturday 1 - 5 pm. For more information call 703-790-1953 or visit www.mpaart.org
McLean Project for the Arts
1234 Ingleside Avenue
McLean, VA 22101
703-790-1953
www.mpaart.org
Thursday, May 03, 2007
Walter Kravitz: New Work
McLean Project for the Arts / April 19 – June 9, 2007
Artist Slide Talk with Walter Kravitz - VA
Friday, May 4, 7 PM.
The evolution of his work will be discussed. Free.
Call 703-790-1953 for reservations.
Emerson and Atrium Galleries.
Drawing from a broad array of influences spanning from Hieronymus Bosch to Arshile Gorky, Walter Kravitz creates large-scale drawings and paintings based on landscape and figurative images in various states of both abundance and decay. With a surrealist’s openness to spontaneity and intuitive understanding of the subconscious, Kravitz builds these works using exquisitely expressive line work and a restrained and judicious use of color. The viewer is drawn into a world that is fascinating and compelling yet strange and disorienting as well.
Solomon T. Wondimu: Skin Color Project - VA
Ramp Gallery
Working with a palette of more than 1,000 tones originating from close-up photographs of skin, Solomon Wondimu creates mural-sized digital images and paintings that explore the conflicts and assumptions that exist between the eye and the mind around the concept of skin color.
McLean Project for the Arts
1234 Ingleside Avenue
McLean, VA 22101
703-790-1953
www.mpaart.org
Artist Slide Talk with Walter Kravitz - VA
Friday, May 4, 7 PM.
The evolution of his work will be discussed. Free.
Call 703-790-1953 for reservations.
Emerson and Atrium Galleries.
Drawing from a broad array of influences spanning from Hieronymus Bosch to Arshile Gorky, Walter Kravitz creates large-scale drawings and paintings based on landscape and figurative images in various states of both abundance and decay. With a surrealist’s openness to spontaneity and intuitive understanding of the subconscious, Kravitz builds these works using exquisitely expressive line work and a restrained and judicious use of color. The viewer is drawn into a world that is fascinating and compelling yet strange and disorienting as well.
Solomon T. Wondimu: Skin Color Project - VA
Ramp Gallery
Working with a palette of more than 1,000 tones originating from close-up photographs of skin, Solomon Wondimu creates mural-sized digital images and paintings that explore the conflicts and assumptions that exist between the eye and the mind around the concept of skin color.
McLean Project for the Arts
1234 Ingleside Avenue
McLean, VA 22101
703-790-1953
www.mpaart.org
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