ARTDC.ORG opens new gallery space!

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Barry Schmetter
Memory and Forgetting, The Reservoir
Pigment Ink Print

Artdc.org the online arts community is starting a gallery and studio space in the Lustine Showroom gallery in the Hyattsville Arts District.

The first show is of photography – including work by:
Alex Swain
Barry Schmetter
Helen Glazer
Newton Moore
Rhett Rebold
Pamela H Viola
Teri Memolo
& our own superstar photographer Alison Duvall

The first show opening will be this Saturday the 14th, 4 to 6pm preview with 6-8pm refreshments.

5710 Baltimore Avenue
Hyattsville, MD 20781

Erwin Timmers featured in Target Gallery Show

>Erwin Timmers will be showing in a cool new show opening soon at Torpedo Factory’s Target Gallery
Erwin Timmers ‘What We Leave Behind’
cast recycled glass, steel, silver 2008. Photography by Anything Photographic

Reclaimed
April 1 -26, 2009
Reception: April 9, 6-8pm
Gallery Talk: 7pm

Reclaimed, an exhibition that focuses on everyday common objects that are reclaimed, recycled, reinterpreted and transformed into art. From Marcel Duchamp’s “ready-mades” to Robert Rauschenberg’s “combines”, artists have been for years recycling and reclaiming everyday common objects and transforming them into something new and unique. This exhibition is open to all artists nationally and internationally to submit work that has been reclaimed and transformed into their own personal artistic statement. The jurors for this exhibition was gallery owners Steven and Linda Krensky.

Foundry Gallery show features Washington Glass School Artists

> One of the hippest art galleries in Dupont Circle, Foundry Gallery, will feature artists of the Washington Glass School in an upcoming show.

Visual Evidence” works by the Washington Glass School

Dates : APRIL 1st–26th.

Opening reception on Friday April 3rd.

Foundry Gallery

1314 18th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
202-463-0203


Artist scheduled to have works on exhibition include:
Anne Plant, Cheryl Derricotte Dan Schubmehl, Don Daniels, Allegra Marquart, Erwin Timmers, Liz Mears, Lisa Dano.

Fox News on Washington Glass School

>One of the best segments featuring our KING of Recycling – Erwin Timmers. Watch as he tries to break the tempered glass. (Apparently the glass was much thicker – and stronger – than he expected) His desperation in trying to get the glass to perform is delicious. Click here to watch.

Looking for something different?

>Class 906 – Mold Making / Concrete Casting & Finishing
Need a great industrial material to compliment your artwork? Want to shake up your craft knowledge with something unusual and utterly cool? Try concrete!
In this class, one of our favorite instructors – Sean Hennessey – will help you explore possibilities in flexible mold-making, concrete casting and finishing. This rising star of the DC arts scene will impart his knowledge from his years of experience as painter and sculptor for the Shakespeare Theater props department and with his own firm Scenic Artisans . The class will make tiles, proper rubber molds, and play with concrete using colorants and stains. You will walk away with a few finished pieces, molds for further reproductions, and the knowledge to tackle larger projects.

Click here to see the Washington Glass School class schedule.

Instructor Sean Hennessey
Dates Thursday evenings, March 5, 12, 19, 26
Time 7:00pm to 9:30pm
Tuition $250 per student (plus $100 lab fee payable to instructor)