Art in Burg Art Galleries in September “Home Alone” The Artists' Alliance (AA) at Jarrett Thor Fine Arts 100 Taylor St., Suite 101, Colonial Beach.
Warshaw's September featured-artist show dallies between the 2D and 3D, the manipulation of colors, shapes, sizes and repetition. Her imagination and responses to her readings also helped create these pieces. ~Casey Shaw
Pleased to announce that it has reopened. We are open on Fridays and Saturdays, from 11-4. Our new featured group show, Home Alone, displays work created by our members while on virus home restrictions. AA members are also displaying an array of painting, photography, pottery, sculpture, jewelry, wood furniture, and basketry. Additionally, we have retired our Art for Your Bathroom exhibit, and replaced it with Art for Your Laundry Room. Don't you have bare walls there? The gallery is open to the public free of charge. The gallery can also be visited by appointment. For infol 804 224 7200, 804 224 6007, or 301 452 1333.
“Road Trip”, Stacey Gaglio @Brush Strokes Gallery
All Together - Apart! Brush Strokes Gallery 824 Caroline St. Reopened our doors Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 11am to 5 pm.
“Night Scene”, Rob Rudick @The Artists' Alliance
“Dimensional Expressions" Artful Dimensions Gallery 922 Caroline A national juried exhibition of dimensional art will open at Artful Dimensions Gallery on September 4. Artists throughout the country were invited to submit and our juror's selections represent a diverse array of mediums and a high level of creativity ~Sally Cooney Anderson
"SIZE MATTERS" Featuring Art First artist Linda Warshaw First Friday reception, Sept. 4, 6pm to 9pm Exhibit on view through Sept. 27 Open Thurs. Through Sun., 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
“”, Linda Warshaw @Art First Gallery
What does a proton look like? What do up quarks and down quarks look like? How small is the smallest? How big is the biggest? Questions like these were the incentive for Linda Warshaw's latest show.. Choosing quantum mechanics as a theme for an art show was a challenge for the Stafford-based artist. "It was so different a subject. It helped me, though, to get out of my comfort zone and grow as an artist," said Warshaw. "As a theme, I found out that interpretation and representation was boundless! Though I have spent over a year on this show, I have hardly explored all the artistic possibilities. It was a rewarding choice to do; I am glad I persevered and did it."
elements of constancy amidst change. In addition, a number of works connote the reprieve of a short getaway, whether it is through the act of creation referenced by Pete Zincks' "Pick a Pen" welded steel sculpture, Penny A Parrish's ocean scene "Beach Blankets," or the trailer and camp chairs featured in Stacy Gaglio's "Road Trip." Yet two more pieces put this moment in perspective: In her "Ablaze" watercolor painting, Nancy Williams juxtaposes several burning trees with the serenity of the full landscape of mountains and green trees and Norma Woodward shows that there can be a way up and out in her photo-on-aluminum "Spiral Staircase." Online gallery: www.brushstrokesfredericksburg.com. The gallery will also be open by appointment. To ensure the well-being of all, safety protocols, including the use of masks, will be followed. ~Collette Caprara
“Bodie Light at Night” Buddy Lauer @Brushstrokes
The September exhibit could be viewed through a lens that highlights sights and scenes that unite us in heart though we may be physically apart. Images such as Buddy Lauer's "Bodie Light at Night, "The Purina Building" by Sarah Flinn, "Shenandoah Sunset" by Collette Caprara, and the personality of Carol Haynes' "Little Blackie" pet portrait depict
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“Happy Faces”, Beverley Coates 24
September 2020
“Chatham Blooms”, Penny A Parrish “If Walls Could Speak”, Lynn Abbott
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