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Whimsy drives Bisese's Greenbelt Community Center art exhibit

On one hand, artist Ed Bisese’s works are imaginative, humorous and just plain silly. On the other hand, his works tell a story and document a journey. “Art supports layers of meaning an ...

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[ "" equals ""] 'Thirst' comes to Brentwood gallery

'Thirst' comes to Brentwood gallery

Artist J.J. McCracken’s solo show, “Thirst,” at the 39th Street Gallery explores her ideas about access to resources. The show raises questions about scarcity and abundance, both loc ... Read More

[ "" equals ""] Bethesda's Ratner Museum exhibit features Lanham artist's photographs

Bethesda's Ratner Museum exhibit features Lanham artist's photographs

A group show which includes photographs by Prince George’s County artist Diane Tuckman is on view at the Dennis and Phillip Ratner Museum in Bethesda through Jan. 29. Titled “As I See It, ... Read More

[ "" equals ""] Russell’s Gullah-inspired dolls tell stories of love, triumph

Russell’s Gullah-inspired dolls tell stories of love, triumph

Textile artist Imani Russell’s 15-inch doll named “Gullah Girl, Sunday Ready” sports purple boots. Her 18-inch “Earth Angel” doll, a mixed-media work features a pink-embr ... Read More

[ "" equals ""] WSSC Art Gallery showcases juried watercolor exhibit

WSSC Art Gallery showcases juried watercolor exhibit

A visit to the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission offers a chance to see a juried art exhibit by the Baltimore Watercolor Society. The exhibit is on display through Dec.30 at WSSC’s Art G ... Read More

[ "" equals ""] Circuit boards, found objects core of Eric Celarier's Greenbelt Community Center exhibit

Circuit boards, found objects core of Eric Celarier's Greenbelt Community Center exhibit

Artist Eric Celarier uses found objects to create science fiction-type creatures and discarded circuit boards to produce impractical quilts. Celarier’s work is being featured in an exhibit tit ... Read More




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