 | Patricia BowdenApril 6–28, 2019
Public Reception: Sunday, April 7, 2–4 pm
While primarily an oil painter, resident artist Patricia Bowden has begun to experiment with other painting media as well as 3D objects to present an interesting exhibition on ancestry. In this exhibition, Bowden, looking back through her cultural heritage, explores her personal lineage.
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 | Julie PoltMay 5–26, 2019
Public Reception: Sunday, May 5, 2–4 pm
Julie Polt is an experimental printmaker, painter, and mixed-media artist who enjoys the challenge of working with new and experimental materials and inks. Polt creates gestural marks in her prints and marries a painterly brush style with the more delicate line work of traditional printmaking. Her work is often inspired by observations of life, including family and history, the natural world, and the urban landscape.
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 | Lori Ulmer-HansonJune 1–30, 2019
Public Reception: Friday, June 7, 7–9 pm
Lori Ulmer-Hanson is an American artist best known for her artwork derived from the human form. She creates her work using a diverse array of media, including bronze, stone, and clay, with each medium having different characteristics and requiring varying techniques. Figurativism may best describe Ulmer-Hanson’s works — particularly her sculptures, where her strong suggestive references and tacit understanding of abstracted shapes are clear. Although sculpture remains her principal medium, she also works in 2D as a painter, illustrator, and graphic designer.
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 | Montpelier Instructors ShowcaseJuly 6–28, 2019
Reception: Sunday, July 7, 7–9 pm
For over thirty years, Montpelier Arts Center has provided the residents of Prince George’s County and surrounding areas opportunities to learn from some of the leading artists in the field. Join us in celebrating our instructors’ works of art that have inspired so many.
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