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Friday, August 14, 2009

The Common Element: Glass and Sculpture | artdc.com

The Common Element: Glass and Sculpture | artdc.com: "The Common Element: Glass and Sculpture

Opening Saturday, August 15, 2009, 4 PM – 6 PM

Common Element Artists:

Patrick Burke, David Cook, Joe Corcoran, Cheryl P. Derricotte, Nancy Donnelly, Sean Hennessey, Michael Janis, Steven Jones, Brendan Kager, Jennifer Lindstrom, David D’Orio, Anne Plant, Ragan Sheridan, Erwin Timmers, Megan Van Wagoner and Sue Weisenburger.

Hyattsville, MD – For the first time, Washington Glass School and DC Glass Works will join together for a one-of-a-kind exhibit of glass and sculpture, “The Common Element”.

At artdc Gallery in The Lustine Center of Arts District Hyattsville, 16 artists will display their work, consisting of hand-blown glass, molded and welded sculptures, poured aluminum and bronze, and other techniques."

Discover glass and sculpture from the area’s leading artists. Purchase a piece to display in your home or office – or mingle with instructors from both schools.

One of the nation’s leading warm glass studios, The Washington Glass School, has joined forces with the area’s largest hot glass studio DC GlassWorks. This collaboration has delivered an outstanding sculptural exhibition of work by the member artists and instructors.

The Washington Glass School is known for narrative and content-driven glass work, and DC GlassWorks has become an area favorite for sculptural blown glass artwork. Together they integrate the common element.

artdc Gallery
The Lustine Center
Arts District Hyattsville
5710 Baltimore Avenue
Hyattsville, MD 20781


Saturday, April 11, 2009

SURFACES

April 5, to May 2, 2009


Artists Adam Eig, and Alexandra Zealand.

Opening: April 11, 6 to 8pm

This duo show will exhibit amazing works of two very important sculptors from the DC metro area. They are both developing new and exciting techniques to push their work in a wonderful direction. They are exploring surfaces in dramatically different ways. We think they contrast nicely with each other. Both are gentle and delicate in unique ways, opposing paper food trash and the raw power of steel. Take this opportunity view an important movement. For many years we've been concerned with the study of new surfaces, now these artists are experimenting with materials and techniques to develop something different and exciting.











artdc gallery

5710 Baltimore Ave
Hyattsville, MD