Boogie down to a wonderland of elemental surprises as artists embrace gratitude to clay, glass and show smooth moves in a creative groove. Pictured right: Dynamite vases with splashy abstract detailing and texturizing by Brian Grow of Alexandria, Va.
Be a dreamer and reach beyond the ordinary to what brings joy! Find wonder-full work by visionary artists that speak to energy and personal expression in pottery, glass and more. Pictured right: Array of glass heart drops by Sandi Martina of Woodbridge, Va.
Come in for a landing at Fire On Gallery's for the 'Blue Skies,' showcasing a collection of atmospheric azure delights and cool cyanic creations from pottery to glass to prints. Pictured left: Tinted cobalt torso by Elke Seefeldt of Arlington, Va. paired with Hawaiian blue woodfired mug by Brian Grow of Alexandria, Va.
Delve into the dark side in pottery, glass, prints and paintings that show black stylings and unearthly aesthetics. Pictured right: Raku-fired basket by Brian Grow of Alexandria, Va.
Fire On Gallery Studio 22 specializes in 3-D curated art and offers original decor and pottery, kilnformed glass, paintings, prints and cards. Visit with artists and browse our ornament tree, a wonderland of ceramic, beaded, painted and decoupage pint-sized objets d'art.
Catch creative light and heat in this inspired, energetic showcase with selections of lamps, luminaries, sculptural forms, sunprints and dishware. Original encaustic wax layered resist typography and illustration composition on wood panel by Brian Grow of Alexandria, Va.
As Spring sings its opening salvo, artists are lifted to new heights of revelry with crescendoes of colors, mastery in movement and fantastic forms in pottery, glass, prints and paintings at Fire On Studio 22. Pictured right: Chinese brushpainted fan dish represents and full life, painted with ducks for happiness and a peony with a harmony seal detail in lucky red by Tracie Griffith Tso of Reston, Va.
Fire On Studio 22 at the Torpedo Factory Art Center proves that the best things come in small packages with "Portable and Pint-Sized," a June exhibition dedicated to the art of thinking small—and making it spectacular. Artists explore undersized artmaking, presenting petite pieces with outsize personalities. Pictured right: Palm-sized original kilnformed glass drops with rainbows, lizards and more by Sandi Martina of Woodbridge, Va.