For the 5th year running, MFA has hosted the Hospice Cup Poster Competition in the Holley Gallery. Hospice Cup is a charity sailing regatta, raising funds for hospice programs throughout Maryland, Washington DC and Northern Virginia. Every year, they select a painting to be the featured artwork on the promotional poster. The chosen work is donated to the Hospice organization, and…
See what MFA Members are doing in other locations to make the world more creative. MFA is highlighting Members’ event and exhibitions on our Blog so the world can follow us. Subscribe to the blog by entering your email in the right sidebar. Check back on a weekly basis for new exciting art events MFA Member Richard Weiblinger Richard…
This week’s featured artist: Maggie O’Leary, member since 2011: ME: I grew up in Cocoa Florida, a quiet Southern town full of fishermen, surfers, and rocket scientists. People ask how long have I been an artist and I tell them all of my life. I would fill my coloring books, draw the nature that surrounded my Indian River paradise and make…
This week’s featured artist: Deborah Kommalan, member since 2010: ME: I was born and raised in rural Baltimore county, and was always considered the artsy one in the family. I spent my spare time drawing, painting and making things. I graduated from MICA in graphic design in 1970. I worked for a time in a graphic art agency, but I was not…
See what MFA Members are doing in other locations to make the world more creative. MFA is highlighting Members’ event and exhibitions on our Blog so the world can follow us. Subscribe to the blog by entering your email in the right sidebar. Check back on a weekly basis for new exciting art events MFA Members: c.l. bigelow, Patrice Drago,…
This week’s featured artist: Megan George, MFA intern since 2014: ME: I was born in Baltimore and have lived in the Annapolis area most of my life. I am currently a senior at Broadneck High School and plan to attend college, most likely in either New York or San Francisco next fall. I will study arts and art history in college but I’m…
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