For the Love of Color

Mary Ellen Mogee

​Feb 7 – March 5, 2017

Reception: Friday, Feb 10, 7-9 pm 

Come celebrate vibrant color with me at my new solo show!  

Enjoy canvases bursting with exuberant florals,

cascading drips and mysterious puddles of color.

 

Jo Ann Rose Gallery

Reston Community Center—Lake Anne

1609-A Washington Plaza, Reston, VA 20190

 

Gallery Hours: Mon – Sat 9-9, Sun 9-8, except during events/classes.  

Call 703-476-4500 x3000 before you go, to check if the gallery is open.

 

The Coastal Camera Club [CCC] is proud to announce an impressive list of nationally renowned photographers to speak at its Photo Beach Bash 2017 on April 2, 2017 at the Atlantic Sands Hotel and Conference Center, 101 N. Boardwalk, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.  This year’s theme, “Photography: The Art That Inspires You” will be evident in the presentations by these outstanding professionals:
 
Ken Sklute, Canon Explorer of Light and keynote speaker—“Visual Depth”
Nikhil Bahl—“From Inspiration To Interpretation”
Karen Messick—“The Art Of Seeing Or NOT”
Denise Ippolito—“Visual Expressions”
 
Doors will open at 9:00 a.m. for a full day of photography programs, demonstrations, photo exhibits, and more.  Attendees can register on the Photo Beach Bash 2017 page at www.photobeachbash.com where tickets will be available from February 15 through March 4 at $25, and $30 at the door for the full day.  There will be no charge for the evening’s keynote address.  This will be an exciting opportunity to meet and learn from those who are the best at what they do.
 
The Coastal Camera Club is dedicated to promoting an interest in photography and advancing the skills of members through learning and sharing of photographic knowledge and experiences.  This year marks the fifth annual Photo Beach Bash, a full-day of learning and sharing, which Coastal Camera Club makes available to camera clubs and individuals from the surrounding areas who share our passion for photography.

We are sending you this information so that you can let your camera club members know of this event.

Sharon Wright Pound produces both abstract and representational work. She is often asked what inspires her to make art.  Sharon says that her inspiration is entirely random. This collection features a range of paintings and mixed-media work that exemplifies Sharon’s varied artistic interests.

Reston, VA

LRA member Anita Bucsay Damron Exhibit at Torpedo Factory
“Transformations: Tapestries in Glass”
Exhibit dates: Wednesday, October 5–Sunday, November 6
Opening Reception: Thursday, October 13, 6:30–8:00 pm



Anita Bucsay Damron’s vibrant mosaics draw from many sources, both traditional and contemporary. Inspired by tapestries from Rajasthan and Gujarat, India, her pieces incorporate crystal from Austria and the Czech Republic, specialty glass from Murano, Italy, and found objects such as beads, brooches, and cameos. Damron notes that “new applications of mosaic art encourage recycling and reuse,” and her creative reuse of materials is what gives this ancient art form its exciting new sparkle.

More information can be found at:
https://www.theartleague.org/content/damron_2016

Gallery hours:
Monday–Saturday: 10:00 am–6:00 pm
Thursday: 10:00 am–9:00 pm
Sunday: 12:00 noon–6:00 pm

*The Torpedo Factory may close at 5:00 pm for events. Please check Today's Hours to see if this affects your visit.

Lorton, VA 22079

The public is invited to a free opening reception for the exhibit “Impressions… letterpress, monotype, and etchings,” from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 21 at the Barry Gallery at Marymount University. It will feature the work of Bridget Murphy, Marymount’s associate provost for academic affairs. In addition, an artist talk will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the gallery on Saturday, Oct. 22.

Murphy, who has also served as a professor in MU’s School of Arts and Sciences and the chair of the Graphic Design and Fine Arts Department, uses both traditional and contemporary printmaking techniques. The inspiration for her current work focuses on multiple topics: typographic design, her travels and her garden.

“I work with century old wood type, letterpresses, paper, and processes such as hand-inking to produce prints exhibiting the beauty of letterforms,” she said, adding that her recent travels have been to Skopelos, Greece, which are reflected in the mixed-media monotype prints. “Landscapes, streets, architecture, and found objects are central to these monotypes. By removing the everyday object from its normal place and using it in new situations, I hope you will see new and exciting forms.”

For the past decade, she has studied, grown and cultivated irises.

“You will see abstract forms in my iris etchings,” she said. “The flower images translate an emotion, fine details, and a moment in time to paper.”

The Barry Gallery, located in the Reinsch Library at Marymount, 2807 North Glebe Road, is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Admission is free.

The exhibit will run through Nov. 18 For more information, go to www.marymount.edu/
barrygallery.