Exhibitions

GALLERY HOURS

Aug. 23–Oct. 23
Charles Reiher – Color and Rhythm
Charles Reiher’s non objective acrylic and ink paintings on Yupo paper create an intense emphasis on color and movement for the viewer. Adding layers of poured paint, gesso, molding paste, sand and various collaged materials, Mr Reiher creates an incredible depth and three-dimensionality in his work.
Reception for the artist is Saturday, August 28, 2010 from 3-5 pm.
All Ages Welcome
FREE ADMISSION

Nov. 8–Jan. 1
Earth Center for the Arts – Human Nature
The diverse styles and media of artists Melissa Burley, Jessica Braiterman, Maxine Cable, Gary Irby, Andrea Uravitch, Elizabeth Crisman, Howard McCoy and Mary McCoy come together as the Earth Center for the Arts to explore the aspects of the relationship of humans and nature. Using human, animal and plant forms as well as natural and man made found objects, the artists’ present fertile perspectives that inspire scrutiny of this ecologically vital subject.
Reception for the artists: Saturday, November 20, 2010 from 3-5 pm.
All Ages Welcome
FREE ADMISSION

January 17–March 12, 2011
The Black History Month Biannual Fine Art Exhibit
This years’ exhibit showcases and again brings to the forefront the diverse talents and mediums of African American artists living and working in the Washington metropolitan area. 
Reception for the artists: Saturday, January 22, 2011 from 5-7 pm
All Ages Welcome
FREE ADMISSION
 
March 28–May 21, 2011
Bruce Gugliuzza
Using wood and metal as his medium, Bruce Gugliuzza produces highly finished sculptures that resemble magnified and stylized versions of microbes and plant seeds. 
Artist’s Reception: Saturday, April 2, 2011 from 3-5 pm
All Ages Welcome
FREE ADMISSION