Exhibitions
Abstract PerspectivesSeptember 9–October 28, 2018Public Reception: Friday, September 14, 7–9 pm Come see how different artists view the world. Through abstract paintings, three artists — Se Cho, Thomas Dahlberg, and Jodi Ferrier — explore landscapes and their environment with different approaches. | |
Community! Here and NowNovember 3–December 31, 2018Public Reception: Sunday, November 4, 2–4 pm Be inspired to get involved in your community through community-based art. Various artists and collectives share their works, compassion, and activism. Groups such as FORCE: Upsetting Rape Culture and Ben Hamburger’s Facing Change: Narratives of the Shifting Cultural Landscape in East Baltimore display their concerted efforts to give voice to the underrepresented. | |
Annual Black History Month Exhibition: Moving Out, Moving In, Moving UpJanuary 21–February 28, 2019Public Reception: Sunday, January 27, 2–4 pm Migration has been a defining characteristic of the black experience in the United States since the arrival of the first enslaved Africans to the American colonies in the early 1600s. But the early 20th century marked a new and important phase in migration as unprecedented numbers of African Americans moved from the rural South to the urban North in search of a better life. Multiple waves of this “Great Migration” would continue during the course of the 20th century into the 21st century as blacks within the United States as well as black immigrants moved to and within this country. This exhibit explores the factors spurring black migration and immigration as well as the resulting changes in society on the national, regional, and local levels. This exhibit is curated by the M-NCPPC Black History Program. | |
50th Annual Laurel Art Guild Juried ExhibitionMarch 9–31, 2019Public Reception: Sunday, March 10, 2-4 pm Organized by the Laurel Art Guild, this annual exhibit is juried by a regional professional and showcases works by artists ages 18 and older who live in the Washington metropolitan area and surrounding states. The exhibit includes paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures, collages, and more. This year will be the 50th anniversary exhibit. Cash prizes will be awarded for first, second, and third places and three merit awards. Get involved in your local arts activities and enjoy the support and camaraderie of your fellow artists. Find more information at www.laurelartguild.org. | |
IncommunicadoApril 6–May 26, 2019Public Reception: Sunday, April 7, 2–4 pm Text is used as a means of communication. Come investigate the art and installations of various artists who use text in playful and meaningful ways to explore communication and human expression. Lori Boocks, Mark Cameron Boyd, Nancy Daly, Maren Hansen, and Molly Springfield incorporate text through painting, drawing, and installation art. | |
38th Annual Invitational Sculpture ExhibitionJune 7–July 28, 2019Public Reception: Friday, June 7, 7–9 pm The 38th annual Montpelier Invitational Sculpture Exhibition will take place in the Main Gallery at Montpelier Arts Center. Artists from the region will exhibit contemporary sculpture. |