2023 Exhibits
Variations
Artwork Exhibited: Line, Brush, Form and Space
Washington Printmakers Gallery, Washington DC
March 31 – April 30, 2023
Variation as a building block has long been a tool for musicians and visual artists. In our April show of eight WPG artists, not only does each artist show "variation" within their mini-solo show, but the overall performance builds to something more significant than the individual units.
Photographers and printmakers work together. From Japanese woodcuts to monoprints of spring flowers; from mezzotints of forms in nature to photographs of stunning scenery; this show exemplifies the mastery of the artist’s medium.
To see more of the exhibit online, visit Variations
New Beginning
Artwork Exhibited: Rorschach
Washington Printmakers Gallery, Washington DC
February 10 - February 26, 2023
The Rabbit is a symbol of longevity, peace, and prosperity. 2023 is predicted to be a year of hope. People born in the Year of the Rabbit are believed to be vigilant, witty, quick-minded, and ingenious.
To learn more about the Washington Printmakers Gallery, visit www.washingtonprintmakers.com
2022 Exhibits
Art Night
Artwork Exhibited: Fluid Mojo Ghost and Metallic Ripple Ghost
Hickok Cole, Washington DC
October 22, 2022
This year Hickok Cole partnered with Washington Project for the Arts (WPA) to host Art Night, a juried art show with proceeds going to further WPA’s mission of providing essential resources to support the creative spirit and success of regional artists. Celebrating its 22nd year, Art Night is one of DC’s preeminent art events and has raised over $1.5 million for WPA and the local artist community.
Washington Project for the Arts is a not-for-profit visual arts organization that supports collaborative and experimental artist-driven projects, dialogue, and advocacy. To learn more about the WPA, visit www.wpadc.org.
Flags
Artwork Exhibited: Democracy in Distress
Glen Arbor Arts Center, Glen Arbor Michigan
May 9 - August 18, 2022
Flags represent everything — from a nation to a world view to one’s affinity and allegiance to a sports team. They’re objects that are saturated with meaning. The Glen Arbor Arts Center FLAGS exhibit offers a variety of flags — artwork that comments on the state of our nation’s culture wars; flags that show sojourners the way to freedom; flags that are prayerful; patriotic in a very traditional sense; and pay homage to the seasons.
Artists included in the exhibition were: Sarah Bearup-Neal, Linda J. Beeman, Nik Burhart, Cherie Correll, Linda Alice Dewey, Denise I. Dunn, Mary Fortuna, Tina Greco, Dorothy Grow, Marcia Guetschow, Jessica Kovan, Michele LeTourneur, Mercedes Michalowski, Chris Nettleton, Robert Pearson, Robin Sorquist, Mark Videan.
Tree of Life
Artwork Exhibited: Thicket, Verdant Jungle and Wildwood
The Bodzin Art Gallery, Fairfax Virginia
January 11 - March 4, 2022
Tree of Life was a fine arts celebration of trees that included work by diverse local artists. The show included painting, mixed media, printmaking, photography, ceramics, fiber, and jewelry. The exhibit was during “Tu B’Shevat” – the Jewish holiday commemorating Arbor Day in Israel. For the exhibit, the Bodzin Art Gallery partnered with the Plant NOVA Trees Campaign to share just how important native trees are to our environment in Northern Virginia.
Artists included in this exhibit were: Walter Blackwell, Rachel Braun, Eileen Doughty, Marlene Kelly Farmer, Marilyn Feldman, Jim Finkel, Bobbi Gorban, Graciela Granek, Ilana Hever, Dina Howard, Ronni Jolles, Anna Kim, Camille Kouyoumdjian, Michele LeTourneur, Hilary Malyn, Julia Malakoff, Padma Prasad, Katherine Przystup, Alyse Radenovic, Catherine Mommensen, Scott Kelly Snyder, Robert Tiemann, Monica Tucker-Harley.
2021 Exhibits
Sumi-Fusion: International Mokuhanga Exhibition
Artwork exhibited: Rorschach Edition Variable 3/4
Nara Prefectural Cultural Hall, Nara Japan
November 30 - December 4, 2021
The juried Sumi-Fusion: International Mokuhanga Exhibition celebrated classic applications of mokuhanga, as well as contemporary fusions and new approaches to this historic art within the wider disciplinary world of print-media and contemporary art.
Jurors: Leonie Bradley (Editor Printmaking Today / Artist / UK), Hiroko Furuya (Professor, Tama Art University / Japan), Takuji Hamanaka (Artist / US+Japan), Kari Laitinen (Former Senior Lecturer / Aalto University / Finland), Yasu Shibata (Master Printer, PACE Editions / US+Japan), Annu Vertanen (Professor, Academy of Fine Arts / Finland).