Greek artist Matina Marki Tillman exhibits her new series of Humanography, direct etchings of her charcoal and pencil drawings onto Solarplates, in her show “Humanography: Shifts and Variations”.
These hand-pulled prints of the human are presented in varied editions, most created and arranged with a sequential character. The show runs from October 31st through November 24th at the Washington Printmakers Gallery. The opening reception will be held November 2nd, from 3-5pm.
Heather Ossandon, a ceramist who works in both the functional and decorative arts. Her work explores both the rituals of…
Heather Ossandon, a ceramist who works in both the functional and decorative arts. Her work explores both the rituals of the everyday and special occasions.…
Heather Ossandon, a ceramist who works in both the functional and decorative arts. Her work explores both the rituals of the everyday and special occasions.…
Sandra's colorful and expressive abstract paintings and collages are about "place", and take inspiration from…
Sandra's colorful and expressive abstract paintings and collages are about "place", and take inspiration from the landscape - While the artworks are not a representation of any specific…
Sandra's colorful and expressive abstract paintings and collages are about "place", and take inspiration from the landscape - While the artworks are not a representation of any specific location, they oftentimes…
