Inspiration: the sea, lakes, rivers, taps, clouds,rain, snow, ice.

    In this exhibit, Washington D.C. based photographer Alan Sislen visually explores through photography the relationships between two arts – music and architecture.  The German writer and philosopher, Johann Wolfgang Von Gothe wrote, “Music is liquid architecture and architecture is frozen music.”  Many of the terms that describe one art, describe the other – rhythm, proportion, harmony, tones, textures, shapes and repetition.  The photographs in this exhibit either mimic the ebb and flow of the architecture as if it were…

Things are warming up and everyone’s dishing on the hot topic of Mother Nature and how her mood is changing. We’re planting the seed of the coming season of clay in the form of bud vases, floral painted centerpieces, flower pots and other warm weather originals. Do what the little bird is twittering; pay a visit to see seasonal artistry. With the Washington Ceramic Guild

FLORA {L} The new exhibit of monotypes by Penelope Barringer marks both artistic and stylistic departures for the Arlington resident, a co-founder and director of the printmaking shop Discover Graphics Atelier since its opening in 1983. The show’s title, “FLORA {L},” suggests the ambiguities raised by the artist’s approach to the complex problems by bringing together the subjects of flowers, whether as objects of art, or objects for study, or simply as blooms. The color possibilities of the monotype process are…

A juried exhibit of artwork in all media by Art League members.

Using paper, ink, and glue, David Alfuth constructs exotic worlds in black and white for this exhibit of 3D collage.

Steven Walls' large-scale figurative paintings depict the states between visual perception, memory, waking life and dreams.

Take a cool, fresh look at clay, from sandy beach ware to flowing turquoise-glazed forms to marine-themed mud. Stop by before heading to the shore! With the Kiln Club