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October openings

2 Friday

6-8pm: Art and Frame of Falls Church, Virginia - Nick Aumiller: caricatures, paint-ings, carvings.

6:30 - 8:30 pm: Arts Club of Washington, Downtown - Chris Siron, Dario Zucchi, Susanne Eisinger & others.

7-9 pm: Del Ray Artisans, Oldtown Alexandria - Skeletons: Exploring Under the Surface.

6-9 pm: Hillyer Art Space, Dupont Circle - Perspective: A Fresh Look at Contemporary Painting and Drawing; also Surya Gied.

6-8 pm: Studio Gallery, Dupont Circle - Langley Spurlock, Diane Blackwell, Lois Kampinsky.

6-8:30 pm: Touchstone Gallery, Downtown DC - Member Show; Pete McCutchen; Anthony Dortch.

7 Wednesday

5-6 pm: Maryland Federation or Art, at Paul's Homewood Cafe, Annapolis - Carole Falk & Hayley Meyer.

9 Friday

6-9 pm: Waverly Street Gallery, Bethesda - Eunhee Park Dickerson.

10 Saturday

5:30-6:30 pm: Cross MacKenzie Gallery, Georgetown - Walter McConnell.

6-9 pm: The Katzen Art Center, Uptown/DC - Walter McConnell.

10 Saturday

1-4 pm: The Loft Gallery, Virginia - Jefferson Evans.

2-6 pm: Zenith Gallery, 1429 Iris St NW, Uptown DC - A Different Approach.

6-9 pm: Workhouse Arts Center, Virginia- 2nd Saturday Art Walk & Potomac Valley Watercolorists.

11 Sunday

1-4 pm: Columbia Art Center Galleries, Maryland- Erase Hate Through Art.

13 Tuesday

11:30 am - 1:30 pm: Sarah Silberman Gallery, Montgomery College Rockville, Maryland- Faculty and Staff Exhibition.

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5:30-7:30 pm: American Center for Physics Gallery, Maryland - William F. Duffy and R. Wayne Reynolds .

29 Thursday

6-8 pm: Addison/Ripley Fine Art, George-town - Christopher Baer.

30 Friday

6-8 pm: P Street Gallerie, Georgetown- Dana Ellyn.

31 Saturday

3-5 pm: Harmony Hall Regional Center Galleries, Maryland- The 27th Annual Prince George’s County Juried Exhibition .

14 Wednesday

5:30-6:30 pm: Cross MacKenzie Gallery, Georgetown - Anna Beeke, Lea Eouzan.

5-8 pm: Zenith Gallery, 1111 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Downtown DC - Figuratively Speaking ….

16 Friday

6-8 pm: Foundry Gallery, Downtown DC - On With the Show.

6-8 pm: Media Arts Gallery, Technical Center, Montgomery College Rockville, Maryland - Cory Correll.

16 Saturday

5-8 pm: Watergate Gallery, Downtown - A Retrospective Tribute to Painter Bill D’Italia.

22 Thursday

5-7 pm: Howard Community College, Maryland - Christina McCleary, Ed Keath.

6-8 pm: King Street Gallery, Montgomery College Takoma Park/Silver Spring, Maryland - Personal Patterns.

5-7 pm: Maryland Federation or Art, Annap-olis - Collector's Choice.

23 Friday

6-8 pm: Susan Calloway Fine Art, George-town - David Bell.

7-9 pm: Workhouse Arts Center, Virginia- Andrea Key Connell.

25 Sunday

3:30 - 5 pm: Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Gallery, Annapolis - Chagall: The Early Etchings.


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On thE CoVerHK AnneGoose Creek, Rainy Spring45" x 60"Artist's Statement: Artists have long used the landscape as a metaphor for individual's journey through life. I always enjoy Joseph Campbell's passage from The Hero’s Journey,"You enter the forest at the darkest point, where there is no path. Where there is a way or path, it is someone else's path. You are not on your own path. If you follow someone else's way, you are not going to realize your potential."

My exhibit covers my interpretation of the four sea-sons over the span of 2012 through 2015. Hopefully, the viewers will be able to put themselves in these landscapes and be reminded of their own journeys - sometimes the view is murky; sometimes pleasant and colorful; often the view is obstructed; and at other times clear blue, crisp and sharp. H. K. Anne is an American Landscape Artist based in the greater Washington DC area. Her paintings con-tinue in the lineage set by the Hudson River Valley artists of the 19th century, yet record the changing landscape in the 21st century and the emotional connection we have with our environment. The George Washington UniversityVirginia Science & Technology Campus, Enterprise Hall44983 Knoll Square, Ashburn, VA 20147September 16 through December 31, 2015www.HKAnneFineArt.com

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Silence !Oil painting on canvasthru Waverly Street GalleryBethesda

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Hours: By Appointment Only, 202.234.3311 www.aarongallerydc.com www.javiercabada.com

Aaron Gallery specializes in Abstract Expres-sionist style artwork with an emphasis on color. The gallery has paintings, sculpture and works on paper by local and national artists. Please visit www.aarongallerydc.com and www.javiercabada.com.

$Arts Club of Washington 2017 Eye St NW, (202) 331-7282, ext 119. Free

and open to the public Tues-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-2; please call to confirm hours and availability.

October 2 - 31: Monroe and MacFeely Galler-ies: Chris Siron - Collage, Dario Zucchi - Pho-tography, Curator: Eric Denker.

Spilsbury Gallery: Featured Artist: Susanne Eisinger. Participating artists also include: Lorna Aldrich, Buzz Covington, Vicki Doyle, Susanne Eisinger, Merete M. Evans, Jack Hannula, Martine Khadr-Van Schoote, Peggy McNutt, Ruth Meixner-Bird, and Earl Tester.

$Luther W. Brady Art Gallery

The George Washington University, Media & Public Affairs Building, 805 21st St NW, 2nd floor, (202) 994-1525. Open Tues-Fri 10-5:

Absence/Presence: Selected Contemporary Photography explores the concept of human presence through photographs of unpeopled places. Includes work by Nancy Breslin, Wil-liam Christenberry, Frank Gohlke, Dean Kes-smann, Andrew Moore, and others. Through November 20. Free and open to the public. For further info on exhibitions: www.gwu.edu/~bradyart.

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2118 - 8th Street, NW, Wed-Sun 12-6 U Street Metro - Yellow and Green lines www.foundrygallery.org October 14 - November 1, 2015: On With the Show. FOUNDRY GALLERY HAS MOVED to brand new space at 2118 8th St, NW. This inaugural show features work done by Foundry members to celebrate our relocation to a vibrant new neighborhood. We're now at 8th and V Streets NW, next to the 9:30 Club and new Landmark Cinema, three blocks from the U Street Metro. Please check website to confirm dates and times.

/Touchstone Gallery 901 NY Ave, NW, 202.347.2787.

email: [email protected] Open Wed-Th, 11-6, , Fri 11-8, Sat-Sun 12-5. www.touchstonegallery.com.

October 2 – November 1: GALLERY A: Touch-stone Gallery Member Show. GALLERY B: The Quality of Light by Pete McCutchen. Light can be soft and gentle, bright and bold; it brings drama and beauty. Pete McCutchen explores that range in his luminescent show, "The Quality of Light." GALLERY C: HUSK by Anthony Dortch. A solo exhibition of large-scale mixed media portraits.

&Watergate Gallery Watergate Mall, 2552 Virginia Ave NW (202) 338-4488, fax (202) 338-4489 Open Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 12-5. www.watergategalleryframedesign.com

October 3 – 31: A Retrospective Tribute to Bill D’Italia. It is with sorrow that we share the sadness that artist Bill D’Italia, who exhibited at Watergate Gallery, died in August at his home at age 64. Paintings for what was to be the current exhibition “Old is New: Recent DCscapes” will be exhibited along with paintings from earlier exhibitions spanning over16 years. Please join us to celebrate Bill’s life and view the paintings representing his passion for capturing unusual glimpses of Washington. Proceeds from the exhibition will be given as a donation to Koshland Science Museum where Bill worked as Visitor

Services Manager for the past 5 years. Please join us on Saturday October 17 to celebrate Bill D ‘Italia’s life as an extraordinary painter.

/Wonder Graphics 1000 Vermont Ave NW, near McPherson Sq.

(202) 898-1700. Open 11-5, Mon - FrI:

The Cabinet Art (see also Uptown/DC):

Raquel Partnoy: Colors of the Tango, Oct 5-30.Tango emerged late in 19th c. urban Buenos Aires in response to immigrant working- class struggles for love and economic viability resulting in a complex culture whose emotions Partnoy embeds in images of clasping, danc-ing couples. The scenes are full of innuendo with social and political overtones, painted in colors of cafes. Drawing on Tango lyrics about young women, Partnoy poignantly exposes the false promises of redemption through café love. Sketches in pastel are also on view.

A painter, published poet and essayist, Partnoy's work can also be seen this month at the Argentine Embassy, in paintings about the experience of survivors of the 13 year Argen-tine “Dirty War” called Packages.

Work on paper in The Cabinet Portfolio features figural subjects in various media by Cabinet Artists.

Zenith Gallery 1429 Iris St NW. Open, Friday and Saturday

12-6 pm, daily by appointment, 202-783-2963 email: [email protected]. www.zenithgallery.com.

The Gallery at 1111 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Monday - Friday 8am-7pm. (All other times entrance on 12th Street):

Figuratively Speaking, September 29, 2015 - January 9, 2016. Featuring Artists: Jan Paul Acton, Elissa Farrow-Savos, Mary Hourihan Lynch, Jaclyn Martin, and Tatyana Schremko.

Located in Uptown/DC: Zenith Gallery, 1429 Iris St NW :

A Different Approach: Works by Pattie Porter Firestone, Joey Mánlapaz, Bill Mead, and Michael Madzo, October 10 –31.



$Alex Gallery

2106 R St NW, (202) 667-2599. Open Tues-Sat 11-5, Sun & Mon by appt. www.Alexgalleries.com.

Alex Gallery: Gunter Grass: Graphic Artist, thru October 31. Gunter Grass (1927-2015), Nobel Prize Winner for literature in 1999, produced provocative art work in parallel to this literary work. His novels are self illustrated. We will exhibit original lithographs, watercolors and drawings by this German genius.

Gallery A: Gallery artists including Nancy Angulo, Alex Lord, Corinne Ranson and Michael Francis Reagan.

)International Arts & Artists Hillyer Art Space 9 Hillyer Ct. NW, 202-338-0360, Fax 202-333-0758. email: [email protected]. Mon. 10-5, Tues.-Fri. 10-7, Sat. 11-4. www.hillyerartspace.org.

October 2 - 31: Perspective: A Fresh Look at Contemporary Painting and Drawing. Perspec-tive is a group exhibition juried by local artist Cory Oberndorfer. Featuring 42 artists, the exhibition takes a fresh look at contemporary painting and drawing from both local artists and those from across the country.

Surya Gied-Looking Into The Distance Becomes Difficult. Berlin-based artist, Surya Gied, will present a series of abstract paintings that address the push and pull she feels when looking to the future - feelings of wide open possibilities mixed with the fear of being swept away or left behind.

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"Marsha Mateyka Gallery 2012 R Street NW, (202) 328-0088. fax: (202)

332-0520, e-mail: [email protected]. Open Wed-Sat noon-5. www.marshamateykagallery.com

Drawing: Gene Davis, Craig Dennis, Christopher French, Jae Ko, Stephen Talasnik, William T. Wiley, Nancy Wolf, October 3 – November 14.

The gallery represents the Estates of Gene Davis and of Nathan Oliveira; also representing Aline Feldman, Jim Sanborn and Athena Tacha.

"Rappaport Art Collection 2008 R St., NW, Washington, DC 20009

Open daily 10 am to 5pm. [email protected] (301) 651-1897, (202) 234-4199, (202) 506-6881. www.facebook.com/rappaportcollection

An eclectic collection of arts from emerging, local artists to world renowned masters. Our

collection includes paintings, drawings, etch-ings, serigraphs, photographs, sculptures and African tribal arts in diverse genres ranging from abstraction to realism.

Featured artists include Sam Gilliam, Sol LeWitt, Jacques Lipchitz, Marc Chagall, Sue Williams, Lee Krasner, Roy Lichtenstein, Leonard Baskin, Salvador Dalí, Reuven Rubin, Gene Davis, Louis Icart, Ansel Adams, Berenice Abbott, Annie Leibovitz, Yousuf Karsh, Bert Stern, Roy Schatt, Müllner, D. H. Chiparus,Pierre Jules Mêne, Frederic Remington, Paul-Édouard Delabrièrre, and many more.

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email [email protected] Wed-Fri 1-6 pm, Sat 11-6 pm.

Langley Spurlock with poet John Martin Tarrat. Secrets of the Elements 4, Time’s Arrows. Einstein thumbs a ride through time as art and haiku meet at the corner of Aluminum and Gold. Opus 4 in this long-running col-laboration takes another look at the good, the bad and the truly nasty of the periodic table.

Diane Blackwell-Tea Time. A series of paintings with playful look at taking tea. By limiting the subject matter to things related to tea, the paintings are free to explore scenarios, colors, and artistic references. "It's the rituals and ceremonies in life that provide structure and comfort."

Lois Kampinsky-Bound and Determined. This exhibition plays with the concept of bind-ing in a panoply of color and complex line. Boundaries can limit, but they also liberate.


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The Wonder Yearsceramics, linen and fiber

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%Addison/Ripley Fine Art 1670 Wisconsin Ave NW, at Reservoir Rd.,

Tues-Sat 11-6 & by appt. (202) 338-5180, fax (202) 338-2341 e-mail: [email protected]. www.addisonripleyfineart.com

Mary Page Evans - Skies, Seas, and Trees, thru October 24. Christopher Baer: FREEDOM + CONSTRAINT, abstract paintings, October 29 - December 5.

$Susan Calloway Fine Arts Book Hill in Georgetown, 1643 Wisconsin

Avenue NW, phone: 202-965-4601, fax: 202-338-1660, Tues-Sat, 10-5 or by appt. e-mail: [email protected]. www.callowayart.com.

Inner/Outer: Solo Exhibition featuring local artist Leslie Nolan, thru October 17. Capturing lone figures caught in a moment of personal awareness, these works shed light on the inner emotions Leslie Nolan's subjects have tried to carefully hide.

Psychology Behind the Paint featuring local artist David Bell, October 23 - November 28. A native of Vermont, David Bell (of David Bell Antiques) has been a creative presence in Georgetown for 25 years. Having always been attracted to surfaces and the way things age, Bell segued into the antiques business, open-ing his eponymous store in Georgetown soon after his arrival in DC . Bell has been providing his bold abstract paintings to savvy designers over the years. While the stylistic range of Bell’s work is broad, there is always a signa-ture strength & earthiness to it.

Susan Calloway Fine Arts specializes in con-temporary art by local, regional, and interna-tional artists, and offers a selection of vintage

and antique American and European oil paint-ings as well. The gallery provides extensive art

consulting services for business and residen-tial clients and collaborates with architecture and design trades. The gallery also specializes in conservation framing using archival-quality materials and techniques.

" Cross MacKenzie Gallery 1675 Wisconsin Ave NW, 202.337.7970 www.crossmackenzie.com

October 14 thru November 12: Sylvania photographs by Anna Beeke and Intersection Photographs by French artist, Lea Eouzan. As a part of the 8th edition of FotoWeek DC festival, the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, in partnership with Cross MacKenzie Gallery, present the exhibitions “Sylvania” by Anna Beeke and “Intersection” by Léa Eouzan.

By depicting the confrontation between nature and human society, the visual French-American dialogue between Anna Beeke and Léa Eouzan explores the physical presence of the forest in the contemporary world as a metaphor for the chaotic, yet passionate rela-tionship between human beings and nature. Such an encounter forged the myth of the Universal Forest in our collective imagination, a labyrinth of woods barely marked by human presence.


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1667 Wisconsin Ave. NW, between Q St & Reservoir Road, (202) 333-9307. email: [email protected]. Open: Tues-Sat 11-6. www.littletongallery.com.

Located in historic Georgetown, Maurine Little-ton Gallery exhibits the work of leading con-temporary artists in glass, metal, and ceramics - including Harvey K. Littleton, Dale Chihuly, Dante Marioni, Richard Marquis, Ginny Ruffner, Therman Statom, Colin Reid, and Albert Paley.

/The Old Print Gallery 1220 31st St NW, (202) 965-1818

Open Tues-Sat, 10am- 5:20pm. www.oldprintgallery.com

20th Century People. “People in prints” by celebrated 20th century American printmak-ers. Creating in a time when the art world was pushing towards abstract expressionism and modernism, these print artists stayed rooted in a sort of inherent figural humanism. With an exquisite ability to convey emotion through the anatomy of the human figure, the artists used their etchers needles , wood-blocks, and burins to capture an arresting gaze, a fleeting moment between individuals, people at work, at play, and deep in thought.

The Old Print Gallery specializes in contem-porary and early 20th century prints, from American and local DC artists. Established in historic Georgetown in 1971, the gallery has become one of the most respected antique print and map galleries in the United States, with an extensive collection in American his-toric prints, botanicals, Currier & Ives, Audu-bon’s, American town views, and maps of the United States. The gallery also specializes in conservation framing, using archival-quality materials and techniques.

! P Street Gallerie 3235 P Street NW, at Wisconsin Ave.,

Open Wed - Sat & By Appointment (202) 333-4868 [email protected] www.pstreetgallerie.com facebook.com/pstreetgalleriegeorgetown instagram.com/pstreetgallerie twitter/@pstreetgallerie

Translation Not Required – Paintings by Robert Novel through October 24.

Speciesism – Paintings by Dana Ellyn: October 30 thru Dec 4.

- Artist Discussion (Invitation Required): Thursday, October 29, 6:00-8:30

Recent work also available from local, regional and international artists, including Marquéo, Suman Sorg, Daniel Angeles, Kiki Lawrie, Vicky Graglia, Jorge Libman, Susana De Pamphilis; and Jose Gomez Hernandez.

P Street Gallerie, a modern contemporary art gallery where the art is as varied and diverse as the people who collect it. Visit us online or in the gallery regularly to see what’s new. Call or email [email protected] for current information. Show dates subject to change.

&Georgetown University Spagnuolo Art Gallery 1221 36th St. NW, First Floor Open Wed-Friday 12-7, Sat 12-5, Sun 11-4 art.georgetown.edu/galleries

Fall 2015 Exhibitions: Digital Cityscapes by Tim Portlock, thru Oct 11; The Invisible Wall - Photog-raphy by Susana Raab, Oct 21-Dec 6.

The Spagnuolo Art Gallery is the primary exhibi-tion space for the Department of Art and Art History at Georgetown University. Our mission is to exhibit art by working artists, provide a space for student exhibitions, and sponsor educational arts programming in a setting accessible to the university and local community.

$Washington Printmakers Gallery 1641 Wisconsin Ave NW, Wed - Sun 12-5

202-669-1497 [email protected] A cooperative print gallery founded in 1985, now the Washington area’s primary source for contemporary, artist-pulled fine art prints.

Show and Teach: Look and Learn. This show explores the artist/teacher relationship as explored through different print techniques, thru October 4.

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5118 MacArthur Blvd. NW, (202) 244-3244. Open Wed-Sat 11-7 & by appt. www.classicamericanpainting.com.

POTOMAC RIVER SCHOOL, IN SESSION, group exhibit of realist landscape paintings by Brenda Kidera, Mary Kokoski, Andrei Kushnir and Barbara Nuss, through October. The works of these artists working in the Potomac River Basin are uniquely characterized by lyrical composi-tion, tight drawing, and painterly brushwork. Also showing: selections from the gallery’s collection of works by Michele Martin Taylor, David Baise, Carol Spils, Stevens Jay Carter, Bill Schmidt, Jean Schwartz and Ross Merrill.

!American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center

4400 Mass. Ave NW, (202) 885-1300. Tues thru Sun 11-4. www.american.edu/museum. facebook.com/AmericanUniversityMuseum.

Through October 18: Gerhardt Knodel: Let the Games Begin! In Knodel’s latest work, gaming-based strategies provide both a visual and conceptual point of entry.Approached as pure entertainment, games can evolve into unex-pected experiences with both a lighter and a darker side, subtle shifts in expectation rela-tive to outcome. This work leads the viewer to art experiences inspired by thoughts about competition, accumulation and loss, human

relationships, mind manipulation, the end-less repetition of the patterns of life, and the tension between informed authority and self-discovered knowledge.

Blood Mirror, organized by artist Jordan Eagles, seeks to create an open dialogue and effect change around the US Food & Drug Admin-istration's current discriminatory policy on blood donations from gay and bisexual men.

Reflections and Contradictions: five decades. Influential glass artist Mary Shaffer creates a site-specific “tool-wall” installation for her solo-exhibition to feature her fascination with discarded tools. "I take lovingly crafted, hand-forged tools—the epitome of American inventiveness—to preserve and pay tribute to activities and methods of working that have disappeared from our modern lives," she says.

Itinerant Edens: Of Fable and Facsimile. A series of male figures derived from familial models are central to Walter McConnell’s installation.

??_?? Pulse of the Future. Contemporary Chinese Art captured the world's attention in the 1980s. Now the next generation is coming of age and staking its own claim for artistic precedence. Contemporary Chinese Art captured the world's attention in the 1980s. Now the next generation is coming of age and staking its own claim for artistic precedence.

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The Arts Walk At Monroe Street Market 716 Monroe St. NE, Washington DC, 202-652-4701 Brookland - CUA Metro www.monroestreetmarket.com

The Arts Walk at Monroe Street Market is home to a group of award-winning artists specializing in painting, drawing, photog-raphy, mixed-media, sculpture, poetry, film and theater; all contemporary work is cre-ated in the artists' studios/gallery spaces, seven days a week. Featuring 27 individual studios aligning a pedestrian walkway, The Arts Walk at Monroe Street Market is a unique destination in the growing Brookla-nd-Edgewood arts district, just steps from the Brookland-CUA Metro station.

Each studio maintains its own hours and programming schedule so please check open hours through the artist. However, most studios are open on Third Thursdays from 6-9 PM.

facebook.com/ArtistOfMSM"Burton Marinkovich Fine Art 2801 38th Street, NW, 202 296-6563

By appt. only www.burtonmarinkovich.com [email protected]

A Collection of Artwork by Modern & Con-temporary Masters. Richard Diebenkorn, Lesley Dill, Cianne Fragione, Helen Frankenthaler, Grosvenor School linocuts, David Hockney, Robert Motherwell, Katharina Salawa, Sean Scully, Kiki Smith.

Sales, Evaluation, Conservation & Purchase.

%The Cabinet Art 4622 Wisconsin Ave NW, 202-328-8100,

301-461-1124. Tues, Wed, Fri, Sat 11-5. Exhibitions at Wonder Graphics, 1000 Vermont Ave, near McPherson Square (see Downtown.) www.thecabinetart.com

Contemporary art on paper by DC Area artists to suit your budget and your style. Other media and artblog on the web.

Top Drawer: Prints and Drawings: New and Old including rare portfolios by the Lee

Access Print Group and Cabinet Artists with an emphasis on linoleum block prints.

Second Drawer: Automatic Drawings. Contemporary artists begin a drawing without preliminary ideas or thumbnail sketches. Some remain nonobjective while some suggest imagery that is then developed by the artist. This technique was originally borrowed from practitioners of psychic arts by the Surrealists to mine the subconscious for subject matter with-out interference from the rational mind.

Third Drawer: Miscellany: all media includ-ing collage and thread work. Browse portfolios of artwork by Cabinet Artists: Blankstein, Cusick, George, Huff, Maiorana, Mark, Penay, Segnan, Strike, Turner, Unger, Ungar, Vess, Zahn, and guests.

Lavinia Wohlfarth Galleries

Washington, DC and Provincetown, MA

3418 9th Street NE, Brookland DC 202-526-8022 gallery 202-297-1125 cell or text

1/2 block Red Line Metro, CUA/Brookland Tues thru Sat , from 11 am and by appt. [email protected] www.wohlfarthgalleries.com

A contemporary gallery founded in 1990 by Lavinia Wohlfarth to represent the students of the Cape Cod School of Art in the tradition of Charles W. Hawthorne and Henry Hensche.

Wohlfarth Galleries presents ongoing monographic and group exhibitions of works in all media, selected to promote the gallery artist, the mission of the gallery, and to bring a broad range of programing to Washington, DC and Provincetown, Ma.

Landscape, Portrait, Fine Drawing, and Sculpture. Large impressive plein air per-manent collection. New paintings by Lisa Farrell, William Papaleo, Liz Lirete Vest, Dan Neidhardt, and more.

Services: Consultation, Appraisal, and Authenticity. Custom framing on location.

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"Bethesda Fine Art

4931 Cordell Avenue e-mail: [email protected] www.bethesdafineart.com

Open by appointment: 914.806.1979 or 914.720.0664.

Bethesda Fine Art features contemporary paintings, prints and works on paper by major 20th century artists: Joseph Albers, Ilya Bolotowsky, Alexander Calder, Gene Davis, Sonia Delaunay, Howard Hodgkin, Ellsworth Kelly, Sol Lewitt, Roy Lichtenstein, Frank Stella. Special interest in Washington Color School: Leon Berkowitz, Cynthia Bickley, Ken Young.

!Waverly Street Gallery 4600 East-West Highway, Suite 120 (entrance on Waverly St.), Bethesda (301) 951-9441, Tues-Sat 12-6. www.waverlystreetgallery.com.

Lines, Rhythm and Life - Recent paintings by Eunhee Park Dickerson, October 6 – Novem-ber 7. Eunhee Park Dickerson works primarily in abstract oil paintings on canvas. Ms. Dick-erson has an eye for subtle nuance in colors as well as peaceful balance of form in her compositions. She draws inspiration from the unseen realities of daily life, evoking thoughts and emotions that resonate with us all. As an amateur musician, she also draws inspiration from the music that she both listens to and plays. She is most pleased when her reason and inexplicable emotion come together and bring the right balance.

Ms. Dickerson received a BFA from the College of Fine Arts, Seoul National University, and did independent studies and post baccalaureate studies at Wright State University, Ohio, and the University of California, Davis. This is her 10th exhibition and her 4th in the Washington D.C. area. For more information, contact cura-tor Eunhee Dickerson at [email protected] or 301-493-8989.

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!C. Grimaldis Gallery 523 N. Charles St, (410) 539-1080.

Tues-Sat 10am - 5:30 pm. www.cgrimaldisgallery.com

Colin Van Winkle - Recent Sculpture, thru October 17.

Dates subject to change, call or e-mail [email protected].

%Goya Contemporary 3000 Chestnut Avenue, Mill Centre, #214 410-366-2001, Fax: 410-235-8730. Hours: Tues - Fri, 10 am - 5:30 pm,

Sat. by appt. 12-5

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Timothy App, thru October 24.

Jo Smail & William Ketttridge: Dialogue, thru October 24 .

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)American Center for Physics Gallery One Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD

(301) 209-3125. Open Mon-Fri 9-5

FLOW: paintings by Eric Finzi, photographs by J.W. Mahoney and sculptures by Allegra Marquart, Syl Mathis, Debra Ruzinsky, Tim Tate, Erwin Timmers, and Audrey Wilson; thru October 16.

SpaceScapes: computational sculptures and mathematically derived prints by William F. Duffy and infinity inspired paintings by R. Wayne Reynolds; 26 October 2015 – 15 April 2016; reception and gallery talk, October 26, 5:30-7:30pm; curator: Sarah Tanguy; www.acp.org.

(Columbia Art Center Galleries 6100 Foreland Garth, Columbia

(410) 730-0075. Mon-Thurs 9:30am-9:30pm, Fri 9:30am-9pm, Sat 9:30am-5pm, Sun noon-5pm. [email protected] www.columbiaartcenter.org.

Erase Hate Through Art, October 1 - 25. An examination of the phenomenon of bul-lying and hate crimes through the eyes of artists as a means of prevention. The show features the artworks of 28 artists and is sponsored by Erase Hate Through Art. Curated by Grant Meyers and Ed Higgins.

Empty Bowls Fundraising Event Saturday, October 3, 6-9pm. Enjoy an evening of live music, delicious light fare, raffles, pottery wheel demonstrations and much more! Select a handcrafted, one-of-a-kind ceramic bowl to take home with you. Ticket and event proceeds will go to ben-efit Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center of Howard County. All bowls showcased were made collectively by Columbia Art Center’s dedicated students, faculty and staff throughout the year during volunteer work sessions. Tickets: $20 • Call 410-730-0075.

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" The Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center 40 South Carroll Street, Frederick, 301-698-0656. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 11-5.www.delaplaine.org

Located on the banks of Carroll Creek Linear Park in historic downtown Frederick, this award-winning art center offers three floors of studios and galleries. A 40,000 square-foot flagship of the arts, the Delaplaine Arts Center features five exhibit spaces showcasing local, regional, and national artists.

October 3 - 25: COLORED PENCIL SOCIETY OF AMERICA EXHIBIT.

October 3 – November 15: AMY BROWN-ING. Water: Chaos and Creation. Watercolor

October 3 – November 29: LEE NEWMAN Recent Prints. Printmaking

Continuing exhibits: Through October 25: SHELLEY MARIE.

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Riemann Complex Projective Plane in Imaginary Color, 2011

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Cedric BakerA Love Supremeacrylic on canvas30" x 40"2014at the Arts Walk at Monroe Street MarketUptown DC

BLHarmony Hall Regional Center Gallery

10701 Livingston Road, Fort Washington, 803. Open M-Fri 8:30 am- 7:45 pm, Sat 10 am -2 pm. All exhibitions and receptions are free public events. 301.203.6070. The 27th Annual Prince George’s County Juried Exhibition, 2015 , Oct 26 thru December 18. This year’s title and theme is “N/ever The Same”, the inspiration for which comes from the Prince George’s County Seal, bearing the Latin words, “Semper Eadem”, meaning “Ever The Same”.

( Howard Community College Horowitz Center for Visual & Performing Arts 10901 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia, 443-518-4189. email: [email protected].

www.howardcc.edu

October 8-November 15: The Rouse Com-pany Foundation Gallery: The Providence of Dreams. Sculptor Christina McCleary presents meditations on womanhood and feminin-ity as well as personal, cultural and racial history, creating thematic investigations in shape, form, color, and materials. Art Department Gallery: Photos from an Isolated Comnunity, La Gente de El Naranjito en La Republica Dominicana, by Ed Keath.

/ King Street Gallery, Montgomery-College Takoma Park/Silver Spring

The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Arts Center, 930 King St, Silver Spring 240-567-5821. Mon-Fri 8 am - 4 pm:

King Street Gallery: Christine Howard San-doval & Leah Raintree: Edge Effects, thru October 15. PERSONAL PATTERNS. Area artists working with pattern in different media. Illustrated catalog. Claudia Rousseau, curator, October 22–November 25

Cultural Center Gallery: Surviving the Storm: Hur-ricane Katrina Ten Years Later, thru Oct 23. Open Gallery: Margaret Nobel- Resonating Objects, thru Nov 5.

"Media Arts Gallery Montgomery College Rockville

Lower Level, Tech Center, 51 Manakee St Mon–Wed, 10 am–6 pm, Thur, 10 am–8 pm, Friday, 10 am–1 pm. 240-567-7521.

CORY CORRELL: The Art of the Automobile-Classic and vintage car illustrations, October 5–30.

%Montpelier Arts Center 9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel (4 mi. from Belt-

way exit), (301) 377-7800. Open 7 days/week, 10-5: arts.pgparks.com/Our_Facilities/ Montpelier_Arts_Center.htm

Chaotic Attractors: Fractal Art of Abdi Darai

thru November 1. Abdi Darai combines worlds of geometric constructions, art, and multi-layered structures of nature. By explor-ing non-linear transformations of iterated function systems, Darai renders beautiful and mysterious images that emerge from dark spaces. These hidden chaotic worlds are revealed through fractional dimensions that exist alongside us unseen, but real, never-theless.

Unique Visions by Richard Weiblinger, thru November 1. Through his photographs, Rich-ard Weiblinger reveals a passion for explor-ing our world by transforming everyday views and objects into art. He uses creative lighting to not only illuminate his subjects but also to give them a dream-like, surreal quality.

"Montgomery College Rockville Sarah Silberman Art Gallery

Paul Peck Art Building, second floor 51 Manakee Street, Rockville (240) 567-5115. Mon-Fri 10-4:

FACULTY AND STAFF EXHIBITION, Artists from the Germantown and Rockville campuses, October 13–November 6.


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St. John’s College Campus, Mellon Hall, 60 College Ave. (410) 626-2556. Tues-Sun 12-5, Fri 7-8 pm. www.stjohnscollege.com.

Thru October 11: House Proud: Nineteenth-Century Watercolor Interiors from the Thaw Collection, (Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum), is an exhibition that exam-ines the evolution of the domestic interior in 19th-century Europe. The exhibition was organized by the Cooper Hewitt, Smithson-ian Design Museum, and explores the origins of the modern home through Eugene (St. John’s College, Class of 1947) and Clare Thaw’s generous gift to the museum of these 47 interior watercolors.

The exibition showcases the Thaw’s collec-tion of 19th-century watercolor drawings, which meticulously detail the era’s interior furnishings and document the social, cultur-al, and aesthetic development of European domestic life. The collection includes exam-ples of English, German, Russian, French, Italian, and Austrian domestic spaces.

Chagall: The Early Etchings, October 23 – December 17. In the early 1920s Parisian art dealer Ambroise Vollard commissioned artist Marc Chagall (1887-1985) to create a set of etchings. This selection of 65 prints illustrate two popular literary works: Nikolai Gogol’s (1809-1852) Dead Souls, an 1842 classic novel, and Fables, Aesop-like tales by French author Jean de La Fontaine (1621-1695). This selection of etchings was originally owned by the Italian art historian and critic Lionello Venturi. It was presented as a gift to Rosabianca Skira, wife of Swiss publisher Albert Skira. “Chagall: The Early Etchings from the 1920s” was organized by Contemporary and Modern Print Exhibitions.

"Maryland Federation of Art Gallery on the Circle

18 State Circle, 410-268-4566 Tuesday thru Sunday 11am - 5pm www.mdfedart.com Circle Gallery:

Fall Member Show, thru. October 10. This jur-ied mixed media exhibition features artwork created by local MFA Members.

Strokes of Genius, October 30 – November 21. All-painting show juried by Joann Moser, Senior Curator of Graphic Arts at the Smithso-nian American Art Museum.

Collector’s Choice: Preview Exhibit: October 15-23 at Maryland Federation of Art Circle Gallery. Art Lottery Event: October 25, 6pm at Annapolis Volvo. Collector’s Choice is an art lottery fundraiser for Maryland Federation of Art sponsored by Annapolis Volvo. Original artwork is up for grabs at this annual event. Available artwork will display at Circle Gallery October 15-23 with a reception October 22, 5-7pm. The event will take place on October 25th at 6pm: enjoy food, wine, and wait for your lottery number to be called!

MFA at Alternative Locations:

Water Works, November 1. Annapolis Mari-time Museum.

Artwork by Karen Fitzgerald and Andrew Wohl, October 4. Paul’s Homewood Café.

Artwork by Carole Falk and Hayley Meyer, October 4 – November 29. Paul’s Homewood Café.

$Loft Gallery 313 (Upstairs) Mill St., Occoquan, (703) 490-1117. Open Tues-Fri 11-4, Sat 11-5, Sun 12-5. www.loftgallery.org.

Beauty and the Tempest, photography by Jefferson Evans, Oct 6 - Nov 1. An exhibition of photography featuring images Evans has captured while storm chasing across the Central and Northern Plains, and images from his travels in the USA and abroad.

Established in 1986, the Loft Gallery exhibits original fine art by local professionals. Wide variety of media, styles, and genres, includ-ing portraits/figure, landscape, abstracts, still life, florals and more in watercolor, oil, acrylic, mixed media, colored pencil, pastel, clay, stained glass, photography and sculp-ture. Commissions welcome.

Current artists: Deanna Boling, Jewell Pratt Burns, Carie Cole, Francesca Di Lorenzo, Jefferson Evans, Janet Flickinger, Deborah D. Herndon, Deena Hunkler-Sanks, Lydia Jechorek, Suzanne Jepson, Linda Rose Larochelle, Gwen Harrison Lockhart, Lynn Martin, Jan E. Moffatt, Susan Lawrence Norman, Jackie Perry, Karin Sebolka, Stephen Sherwin, Barbara Sullivan, Marcia Weidler, and Charla Wilkerson.

#Mc Lean Project for the Arts 1234 Ingleside Ave., McLean, 703-790-1953. Tues-Fri 11-4, Sat 1-5:

Thru October 24: Emerson Gallery: Robin Rose Presents: Scriptronics, An Art for the Future. Atrium Gallery: Equilibrium: Paintings and Drawings by John Adams. Ramp Gallery: Color Riffs: Paintings by Barbara Januszkiewicz.

$ Workhouse Arts Center

9518 Workhouse Way, Lorton, 703-584-2900. Open to the public, visit working artists’ stu-dios Wed-Sat 11am-6pm; Sun 12-5 pm: The Emotive Portrait will feature large-scale, figurative ceramic sculpture and recent works by Andrea Keys Connell. Andrea's work has been featured in a number of national and international publications and she has exhibited widely. Most recently Andrea was featured in Art Papers, Korean Monthly Ceram-ics, and she was highlighted as one of Ceramic Monthly’s Emerging Artists. Andréa is also a featured artist in the recent books Ceramics and the Human Figure and Lark Books 500 Figures in Clay. Andréa will teach a hands-on workshop that focuses on techniques used to create emotive portraits out of clay, on Octo-ber 24 and 25. For more information and to register, reservations.workhousearts.org/Info.aspx?EventID=70

Potomac Valley Watercolorists 2nd Annual Exhibition, Oct 10 - Nov 7. W-16 McGuire Woods Gallery: Nearly 100 paintings from PVW's juried membership. PVW, based in the Maryland, Virginia and the District of Colum-bia area, is a juried society of watercolor painters. www.workhousearts.org/event/potomac-valley-watercolorists-2nd-annual-exhibition/

# Jefferson Street Artists 205 W. Jefferson St., Falls Church,

703-534-4202.Hours 10am-6pm Monday-Saturday. artandframeoffallschurch.com

Jefferson Street Artists with original artwork for sale in 18 resident working artist studios, all open to the public. Welcome reception every first Friday of the month from 6-8pm.

Studio A: Kian Funiture - upholstery, caning, repair; B: Sajeela Ramsey - mixed media, vin-tage ambiance; D: Steven Krueger - acrylic; E: Jessica Speckhard - mixed media, jewelry; M: Lizzy Lunday - paint; N: Rajendra K.C. - water-color; P: Michelle Spady - author; Bradford Spady - illustrator; Q: June Beyer - watercolor, Art Circles For Women; R: Cynthia Young - oil.

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$Del Ray Artisans 2704 Mt Vernon Ave, (703) 838-4827

Thurs 12-6, Fri 12-9, Sat 10-9, Sundays 12-6 www.thedelrayartisans.org.

Skeletons: Exploring Under the Surface, Octo-ber 2 – November 1, explores what is under the surface, the framework, the understruc-ture. Come experience the artwork that digs deeper and discover what is ‘under there’, lit-erally and figuratively. SocialLights: Tuesday, October 20, 7–9pm. Polymer Clay Workshop: Saturday, October 24, 10am–2pm. Hallow-een Party: Saturday, October 31, 8pm.

!Multiple Exposures Gallery

105 N. Union St., # 312, (703) 683-2205, Open daily 11-5 pm, 2-9 pm 2nd Thurs. www.multipleexposuresgallery.com.

Karen Keating Exhibition, I Come From..., thru October 18. Karen’s images are a visual conversation using words and images as her voice in this exhibit. Encouraged through a creative class and drawing from a notebook of captured phrases from numerous sources - songs, radio interviews, poems, newspapers, novels - Karen has joined images with a touch of words.

October 20 - November 29: Sarah Greenough, Juror - Photo ’15: National Photo Competition. Award Presentation/Juror Talk: November 1, 2-4pm Sarah Greenough, Senior Curator and Head of the Department of Photographs at the National Gallery of Art, chose 34 photographs from a robust group of entries. The resulting exhibit features work from 31 photographers representing 20 states including the District of Columbia.

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!Potomac Fiber Arts Gallery 105 N. Union St, Studio # 18, (703) 548-0935. Open M-Sun 10-5, Thurs Nights, thru 9 pm.

What I Did on My Summer Vacation, thru October 18. Our artists expand on the Typical back to school question - Summer adventures - to inspire artwork.

SAFARI opens on Oct 20. Our artists’ expand on the call of the wild, animal prints and exotic animals to inspire artwork. The show will close on Nov 15,

Whether for self or gifts, jewelry, sculpture, clothing, and wall pieces are some of the items that will be exhibited.

The area’s first cooperative fiber art gallery has 70 members, some of whom are published, teach and have won awards in the fiber arts. Monthly juried shows include original works in jewelry, scarves, clothing, woven, knitted or crocheted items, handmade paper, wall hang-ings, fiber sculptures and a variety of other innovative work.

!Printmakers Inc. Studio #325, Torpedo Factory Art Center, 105

N. Union St, (703) 683-1342. Daily 11am-5 pm. www.tfpi.org

October exhibit is Printmakers Inc., Past and present. 40th anniversary exhibit includes member printmakers present and member printmakers past.

Printmakers Inc. remains the only group studio dedicated to the art of original hand-pulled prints. Member artists work in a variety of traditional printmaking techniques that include intaglio, lithography, relief, monotypes and screen-printing.

Current members: Penelope Barringer, Anne Buchal, Judith Coady, John Gosling, M. Alexander Gray, Laura Huff, Avis Fleming, Edward McCluney, Norma Pffaf, Joseph Regan, Patrick Sargent, Priscilla Young.

#Studio Antiques & Fine Art 524 N. Washington St, (703) 548-5188.

Open Tues. - Sat., 11-5, Sunday, 12-5. www.StudioAntiques.net.

Area’s most extensive, diverse collection of European & American painting from the 18th to the early 20th century. Over 300 antique paintings beautifully displayed in conjunction with period furniture & accessories in a turn-of-the-century row house in historic Alexan-dria. Painting subjects include landscapes, portraits, genre scenes, animals, still lives, marines, etc. Everything is properly restored and guaranteed as represented. Painting restoration, picture lights.

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- Henry David Thoreau

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SPECIESISM

3235 P Street NW Washington, DC 20007 www.pstreetgallerie.com 202.333.4868

SPECIESISM will feature a special collection of new and unreleased paintings by Washingtonian Dana Ellyn. Many of her animal-themed paintings strike a chord and have earned international recognition and awards, while creatively posing the question: Why do we love some animals and eat others?

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