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2004 ARCHIVE
Washington Printmakers Gallery/Southern Graphics Council
In preparation for the 2005 Southern Graphics Council Inter-
national Conference in Washington DC, Washington Printmakers
Gallery will hold a silent fund raising auction in their gallery
on
Friday, October 29, 2004.. 5-9 pm
Washington Printmakers Gallery is asking collectors and artists
to donate a print for this event. For complete information look
at
www.washingtonprintmakers.com or contact Jenny Freestone
by email at freeston@erols.com or phone 301 408 0660 no later
than August 15, 2004.
Pyramid Atlantic announces fall classes, Book Arts Fair &
Conference
and several August events:
Aug 13th noon-1:30 pm - Brown Bag lecture series "Binding
Books",
lecture by Linda Rollins.
August 17th 7-9 pm Georgia Avenue's Progressive ArtWalk
August 20th 6:30-8:30 pm - Lynn Sures' lecture, "Living
Papermaking in Italy"
for more information on these events check the
Pyramid Atlantic website.
Washington International Print Fair
Saturday April 3 - 10 am-6 pm & Sunday April 4 - 11am - 5pm
Holiday Inn Rosslyn Westpark Hotel, 1900 North fort Myer Drive
Arlington VA. Admission $10 for the benefit of Holy Trinity
School.
Top dealers from across the country exhibiting and selling a
spectacular selection of American and European prints and
drawings from the 16th to 20th centuries, Japanese antique and
contemporary prints, antiquarian maps, Currier & Ives,
contemporary prints and posters.
For more information check out
www.washprintfair.com
23rd Annual Youth Art Shows
Organized annually by the
McLean Project for the Arts, these shows feature hundreds of
artworks by young artists from McLean area public elementary,
middle, and high schools.
March 9 - 20, 2004 - ELEMENTS (artwork by elementary students)
March 25 - April 9, 2004 - TRANSITIONS (artwork by middle and
high school students)
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BETWEEN WITHIN
January 29 - February 28 2004
Between Within, a multi-media sculpture
installation in the
Emerson Gallery at McLean Project for the Arts.
Artist, Millicent Young, steps thorough the looking glass
to consider what is meant rather than what is said.
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NEW ON ARTLINEPLUS
January 2004
Burdick Gallery, Washington DC, has shown Inuit Art since
1991. This work is created by men and women who live in small
and remote Eskimo communities mostly lying on the coastal areas
of Hudson Bay, Baffin Island, and the high central Canadian
Arctic. artlinePlus welcomes
Burdick and its outstanding collection to the site.
Calling all artists
47th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL AWARD EXHIBITION
47th Annual International Award Exhibition at the San Diego Art
Institute.
The San Diego Art Institute is currently looking for artists of
all levels and who work in all media to enter their pieces into
the 47th Annual International Award Exhibition. The slide
delivery deadline is Friday January 9th, 2004, for non-members,
and Wednesday January 14th, 2004 for members. Our Gala
Invitational Reception will be on Saturday May 1st, 2004, and
the show will end on Sunday June 13th, 2004. More information is
available at
www.sandiego-art.org, or contact Kerstin Robers at
admin@sandiego-art.org.
MANLAPAZ /LAURA BUSH'S NATIONAL BOOK FESTIVAL
October 4, 2003
Joey Mánlapaz was commissioned by the Library of Congress
last
June to do a painting for Laura Bush's
National Book Festival to
be celebrated on Saturday, Oct. 4, 2003 on the National Mall.
The
official commemorative poster is out, having been distributed to
all
16,000 public libraries nationwide, with another 75,000 posters
being printed in the next run for general distribution.
You can get a poster on the Mall that Saturday at the festival
where
Joey will be signing posters from 11-12. You may also
contact
bookfest@loc.gov
or call toll free: 888 714 4696 for more information.
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