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Richard Paul Weiblinger: Has been juried into the regional exhibition: juried by Philip Kennicott, Art & Architecture Critic, The Washington Post exhibition at the Hill Center Galleries June 26 thru September 28, 2014 Artists’ Reception: June 26, 6-8 pm Hill Center Galleries 921 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, DC Richard Paul Weiblinger http://weiblingerphotography.com Carol Donahue: Information of work being shown this…
This week’s featured artist: Andrée Tullier, member (this time around) since 2007: ME: My interest and passion for art started early – in grade school. In high school I was drawn to Impressionism and became passionate about the color of light in nature, which continues to both amaze and challenge me. I have a B.A. in Studio Art from the University of…
Paint Annapolis was a great success by all accounts! Even the weather cooperated. After a fantastic week of plein air painting by our 27 accepted artists, juror Billyo O’Donnell had a tough job – he had to single out paintings to receive awards. How it worked: On Tuesday, the artists had the option of painting anywhere in Anne Arundel County, and…
Maggie O’Leary: “Annapolis Colors” now showing at the Green Phoenix. “Show runs through the hot summer months!”. Meet the Artist: Reception, July 10, 4-7pm. Call 410-626-0739 for more details. Augen (Ken Greenwood): Recently won a landscape category for the Wilderness50, and will have a picture in the Smithsonian Museum of National History starting in September. http://www.wilderness50th.org/smithsonian http://www.naturesbestphotography.com/smithsonian_exhibitinfo.php Also now in…
This week’s featured artist: Margaret Boynton, Gallery Director: This is a special post, as Margaret has a message for everyone: ME: Growing up with both a father and an aunt that are working, professional artists – Lee Boynton and Margaret McWethy – meant that art has always been very naturally a central part of my life. It hasn’t always been a straight or easy…
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