Clinical Research Center Galleries, National Institutes of Health, Building 10, Bethesda, (301) 402-0115. Open daily, 7 am-9 pm: . Thru March 5: North Gallery: Robert LeMar paintings. East Gallery: Grey Dodson paintings. West Gallery: Lila Oliver Asher watercolors. West Alcove: Robert LeMar paintings. East Alcove: Martha Siegel watercolors. Sculpture Cases: Dr. David Jacobowitz woodwork. March 12 thru April 30: North Gallery: Cecily Corcoran. West Gallery: Kristen Heilburg. West Alcove Gallery: Cynthia Burke. East Gallery: Barry Lindley. East Alcove Gallery: Alan Levy. Sculpture Cases: Anne Plant.For additional info please visit: www.lillianfitzgerald.blogspot.com.
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Discovery Galleries Limited, 4840 Bethesda Ave, (301) 913-9199. Open 7 days a week, 10-10 (11pm on weekends.) From Beltway, Wisconsin Ave south approx 3 miles, right on Bethesda Ave, go two blocks, gallery is on the left, parking directly across the street: Discovery Galleries specializes in fine art originals, limited edition prints, sculpture, gifts and custom framing. Featuring the art of Tina Palmer, Scott Nicol, Voytek, Bob Ransley, Jeremiah Stermer, Gavin Glakas, Robert Sarsony, Rob Gonsalves, Victor Nizovtev, and 50 other national & international artists. On the web: www.discoverygalleries.com.
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Discovery Too, 7247 Woodmont Avenue, 301-913-9101, Sun-Thurs 11-10, Fri & Sat 11-11:Featuring the art of Anne Packard, Michael Goddard, Rob Gonsalves, Gavin Glakas, Liz Jardine, Adam Stewart, Alexis Greenberg, Britto and many more.
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Orchard Gallery, 7917 Norfolk Avenue, Bethesda, (240) 497-1912. Open Mon-Sat 10:30 am-8:30 pm & Sun by appt: Victoria Porter-Nature’s Bounty.....Photography, Macro & Landscape, thru March 4. Evan Goldman-Impressions of Bethesda, Oil on Linen, Mar 5 - Mar 25. Rie Tabata - Recent Works from Japan II, Ink and Japanese colors on Rice Paper, Mar 26 - Apr 15.Please visit ourwebsite: www.orchardartgallery.com.
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Waverly Street Gallery, formerly Creative Partners Gallery, 4600 East-West Highway, Suite 120 (entrance on Waverly St.), Bethesda, (301) 951-9441, Tues-Sat 12-6: March 9 - April 3: Clay, Copper, Wood & Fire, wood-fired pots by John Snyder and New Work by Gallery Artists. If your cup of tea when it comes to pottery is not cups at all, but large, dramatic pieces fired in wood-burning kilns, you’ll want to see Clay, Copper, Wood and Fire. DC resident Snyder is one of the few large-form potters in the area. He specializes in large covered jars glazed with Oribe, a copper green glaze associated with a 16th century Japanese tea ceremony master. In addition to over a dozen jars, the show will include platters, plates, teapots and tea bowls. “I try to throw pots that are pleasing to the eye, at least theoretically functional, and represent personal variations on timeless forms,” Snyder says. Snyder has been making pots for 10 years and is currently an associate at the Art League School in Alexandria. His work has previously been shown at Glen Echo Park and the Strathmore Mansion. At Waverly Street, 21 juried members offer high quality and affordable contemporary and traditional art in painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, pottery, jewelry is on view. On the web: www.waverlystreetgallery.com
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