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June 11 - July 9, 2010 at WPA HQ
Permanent Impermanence
a Coup d'Espace exhibition curated by Larissa Leclair
featuring photographs by Christopher Colville, Todd Hido, Kate MacDonnell, David Maisel, Curtis Mann, and Doug + Mike Starn.
David Maisel, History's Shadow GM16, 2010, archival pigment print
17" x 22", courtesy of the artist/Von Lintel Gallery NY/Haines Gallery SF
Exhibition Dates: June 11-July 9, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, June 11, 2010 6-8pm
Exhibition Hours: Monday-Friday 11am-5pm
Permanent Impermanence explores fundamentals of the photographic medium, through artistic expression in both subject and process. On view are photographs by Christopher Colville from his "Emanations" series; Todd Hido from "A Road Divided"; Kate MacDonnell from "100 Ways"; Curtis Mann from "Modifications"; David Maisel from "History's Shadow"; and Doug + Mike Starn from "alleverythingthatisyou.
Larissa Leclair is an independent photography writer and curator. Visit her web site at: www.larissaleclair.com
Washington Project for the Arts presents the first installment of the 2010 series of Coup d’Espace:
Oneness, Shock and Return
An exhibition of works by WPA member artist Chajana denHarder
Sitting Area, Chajana denHarder, 2010, photographic sculpture, 16 x 20 in.
Exhibition Dates: May 7 – June 4, 2010
Exhibition Location: WPA Headquarters, 2023 Massachusetts Ave, NW
Opening Reception: Friday, May 7, 2010 6-8pm, Artist’s talk at 7 pm
Hours: Monday - Friday, 11am - 5pm
WPA Member artist, Chajana denHarder presents, Oneness, Shock, and Return. The exhibition launches the 2010 season of WPA’s Coup d'Espace series that invites WPA member artists to stage their own exhibitions and programming in our Dupont Circle office space.
Oneness, Shock and Return documents a month long performance in which the artist spent time in the WPA office, uniting her body with the space. After photographing her performance, the images were digitally manipulated to create “photographic sculptures” that will be reinserted into the setting in which they were created. During the May 7th opening, the artist will complete her piece by inviting the audience to eat a life-sized bread sculpture of her body.
Click here to see Chajana denHarder's Artftile Online Profile>>
Jan 30 - Mar 6, 2010
Left to right: Erling Sjovold, Titanic and Mockorange, 2004, courtesy of the Artist; Oliver Vernon, Pink 1, 2009, courtesy of the Artist and Irvine Contemporary; Marissa Long, Untitled (legs), 2006, courtesy of the Artist.
Exhibition Dates: January 30 - March 6, 2010
Exhibition Location: American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center,
4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW DC
Opening Reception: Saturday, January 30, 6:00-9:00pm
Curator's Talk & Alice Denny Award Presentation: Thursday, February 25, 6:30-9:00pm
(exhibition, opening reception, and curator's talk are free and open to the public)
The 29th iteration of this exhibition highlights some of the region's most talented artists, presenting a broad range of media and styles of both new and emerging artists as well as more established career artists. As an annual WPA presentation, the auction exhibition has gained new stature and recognition, evolving from a brief 'showing' of artists' works as a preview for the WPA's auction event, to one of the most prestigious and recognizable art showcases of its kind. Cream is a notable survey of contemporary art in the region and beyond, featuring works by more than 110 local and national artists selected by an esteemed group of eight top curators including scholars, museum directors, practitioners and collectors. The works will be on view until the WPA 2010 Art Auction Gala on March 6, during which the exhibited works are available to the highest bidders.
Cream exhibition curators and their selected artists include:
KEN ASHTON, Visual Artist and Museum Technician for Works on Paper, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
Margaret Adams, Chan Chao, Natalie W. Cheung, Billy Colbert, Frank Hallam Day, Matthew Girard, Avi Gupta, James Huckenpahler, Michael Dax Iacovone, Hatnim Lee, Marissa Long, Kate MacDonnell, Beatrice Valdes Paz, Ding Ren, E. Brady Robinson
KRISTEN HILEMAN, Curator of Contemporary Art, The Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD
Ken Ashton, Clarke Bedford, iona rozeal brown, Renee Butler, David Carlson, Zoë Charlton, Mary Coble, Jennifer Dorsey, Susan Eder & Craig Dennis, Bernhard Hildebrandt, Ryan Hill, Brece Honeycutt, Dean Kessmann, Cara Ober, Erik Sandberg, Joe White
CAROL K. HUH, Assistant Curator of Contemporary Asian Art, Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC
Jon Bobby Benjamin, Howard Carr, Neil Greentree, Max Hirshfeld, Tim Hyde, Franz Jantzen, Courtney Jordan, Martin J. Kotler, Jeffrey Smith, Stanley Staniski, Oliver Vernon
JOANNA MARSH, The James Dicke Curator of Contemporary Art, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC
Mark Dion, Michelle Elzay, Kota Ezawa, Devon Johnson, Mark Newport, James Prosek, Jean Shin, Joseph Smolinski, Alison Elizabeth Taylor, René Treviño
JOCK REYNOLDS, The Henry J. Heinz II Director and Visual Artist, Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT
William Christenberry, Tom Green, Jacob Kainen, Betsy Packard, Lisa Scheer, Jeff Spaulding, Alan Stone, William Willis, Yuriko Yamaguchi
CHARLES RITCHIE, Visual Artist and Associate Curator of Modern Prints and Drawings, National Gallery of Art
Jay Bolotin, Astrid Bowlby, Georgia Deal, Douglas Florian, Cassandra Kabler, Mark E. Karnes, Karey Ellen Kessler, Sangram Majumdar, Rob Matthews, Beverly Ress, James Stroud, Lynn Sures, Bill Thompson, Alice Whealin, John Wilson, Janine Wong
MERA RUBELL, Co-founder, Rubell Family Collection, Miami, FL
m. gert barkovic, Holly Bass, Judy Byron, F. Lennox Campello, Rafael Cañizares-Yunez, Adam de Boer, Mary Early, Victoria F. Gaitán, Carol Brown Goldberg, Pat Goslee, Jason Horowitz, Barbara Liotta, Patrick McDonough, Brandon Morse, Dan Steinhilber, Lisa Marie Thalhammer
N. ELIZABETH SCHLATTER, Deputy Director and Curator of Exhibitions, University of Richmond Museums, Richmond, VA
Hsin-Hsi Chen, Irene Clouthier, Joelle Meredith Francht, Ron Johnson, Sue Johnson, Kirsten Kindler, Martin McFadden, Susan Noyes, Erling Sjovold, Jessica Van Brakle, Barbara Weissberger, Andrew Wodzianski, Amy Glengary Yang, Shannon Young
Additional works on view in the exhibition this year include a new series of glass sculptures created by Joe Corcoran, David D'Orio, Steve Jones, and Megan Van Wagoner, members of DC GlassWorks, a public access glass blowing and sculpture facility located in Hyattsville, MD. These pieces will be featured in the museum exhibition and on the dining tables during the auction event, also available for bid.
The Cream exhibition is open for viewing, Tuesday - Sunday, 11am - 4pm at the Katzen Arts Center, 4400 Massachusetts Ave. NW. Admission is Free. More information on the exhibition is available at www.wpadc.org. Preview the works at auction.wpadc.org
This exhibition and related programming is supported in part by: the American University Museum Katzen Arts Center; Haleh Design, Allied Telecom, Arent Fox, Arnold & Porter, LLP, DC Magazine, Handle With Care, Inc.; J+J/Invision; MOI; TTR Sotheby's International Realty, Akridge, Michael-Cleary, Inc., Robert Shields Interiors, and The Washington Post Company.
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CEBOX:
The coolest shop for the hottest holiday gifts
Icebox Dates: December 4 - 21, 2009
Opening Night: December 4, 2009, 6 - 8pm
Special Shopping Event: December 21, 2009, 6-8pm
Hours: Monday - Friday, 11am-5pm and by appointment
Location: WPA headquarters, 2023 Massachusetts Ave, NW, WDC 20036
Washington Project for the Arts is pleased to announce the opening of
our holiday gift shop, IceBox at WPA headquarters, located at 2023
Massachusetts Ave, NW. The shop will feature artworks and products for
sale by WPA artists.
Small
works, photographs, hand sewn brooches, notecards, ornaments, jewelry,
candle holders, accessories, apparel and more- made by hand by WPA
member artists. Items range from $4 to $250 (most under $100, many
items under $25)
Participating member artists: John M Adams, Beth Baldwin, Tom Block, Maureen Burns-Bowie, Sabrina
Cabada, Cynthia Connolly, Charles Farmer, Sandy Gold, Alex Goldschmidt,
Julie Hart, Linda Hesh, Rebecca Kallem, Kathleen Kelley, Erica Orgen,
Project Dispatch, Susana Raab, Lisa
Rosenstein, Amy Carmichael Smith, Jerry Svat, John Totaro, Claudia Vess,
and Robert Weiner
'Box of Iceboxes' postcard set by Cynthia Connolly
 'Neck Sculpture' by Maureen Bowie-Burns cut paper portrait by Alex Goldschmidt
FotoWeek DC 2009 EXHIBITION:
November 10 - December 11, 2009
Framing the Economic Downturn (FED)
Curated by Jim Hubbard, award winning photojournalist and Creative Director of Venice Arts
Location: Gallery O/H, 1354 H Street NE, Washington, DC
Opening Reception: Tuesday, November 10 6-8pm
Gallery Hours: Friday & Saturday 2-8pm, Sunday 12-5pm
Featuring works by: Kike Arnal, Jaimie E. Beach, Sharon Farmer, Linda Hesh, Michael Kent, Brenda Kenneally, Carolina Mayorga, Judith Pratt, and
Michelle Renay Wilson
 
Michael Kent, Final Days ; Linda Hesh, I want what we had
As part of FotoWeek DC 2009, WPA presents an exhibition of photography selected exclusively from the ArtFile Online (AFO) by the acclaimed documentary photographer, Jim Hubbard. In 1989, Hubbard created Shooting Back, a Washington-based organization dedicated to empowering
children at risk by teaching them photography. For this exhibition, Hubbard presents a group of works selected from WPA member submissions along with selections by invited artists.
 
Jaimie E. Beach, 1342 Argyle Street ; Michelle Renay Wilson, Faces of the Recession
...This new exhibition explores the human drama and its various visual forms against the backdrop of the current and former economic meltdowns that have left millions of our fellow Americans outside the American dream and framed through the lens. -Jim Hubbard
This exhibition is funded, in part, by generous contributions from Michael D. Abrams, the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
November 6 - 25, 2009
COUP D'ESPACE installment V
member artists take over WPA HQ!
INFLUENCE = CONVERGENCE
Minna Nathanson and Joan Belmar
Opening Reception: Friday, November 6 6-8pm
at WPA: 2023 Massachusetts Ave, NW
 
Opening reception: Friday, November 6, 2009 6-8pm
A show of works produced by two member artists who once shared a studio that reveal the unforseen influence they had on each other's work.
click here to read the full press release >>
OPTIONS '09
curated by Anne Collins Goodyear
Exhibition Dates: September 17 - October 31, 2009
Hours: Wed - Sun 11am - 5pm
Exhibition Location: Conner Contemporary Art, 1358 Florida Ave, NE,
2nd Floor
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 17, 2009 6-8pm
Artists & Curator Talk: Saturday, October 17, 2009 3-4:30pm
Performative tours by OPTIONS '09 Artist Graham Coreil-Allen: September 17 at 7pm; September 26, October 17 & October 24 at 2pm (meet at gallery)
(click here for tour info)
Washington Project for the Arts will presents the thirteenth installment of the biennial exhibition, OPTIONS, from September 17 - October 31, 2009 at 1358 Florida Avenue NE, second floor, Washington, DC 20002. The exhibition will include works by Leah Beeferman (VA), Jessica Braiterman (MD), Graham Coreil-Allen (MD), Younseal Eum (VA), Andy Holtin (DC), Sue Johnson (MD), Patrick McDonough (DC), Kim Manfredi (MD), Jenny Mullins (DC), Ding Ren (DC), Matthew Smith (DC), Polly Townsend (DC), and Matthew Wead (MD).
As a tradition, OPTIONS is a survey of the brightest and most talented emerging artists in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia regions and offers visibility for artists who do not have gallery representation. WPA originally developed the biennial series in 1981 with legendary artist Gene Davis and Washington Review Managing Editor Mary Swift as curators of the first WPA OPTIONS showcase.
This year, WPA is fortunate to have Anne Collins Goodyear, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings at the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, curate the exhibition.
click here to read the press release >>
click here to read the Washington Post review by Michael O'Sullivan >>
click here to read the Falls Church News Press review by Kevin Mellema >>
click here to read the review from The Hoya by Clio Seraphim >>
COUP D'ESPACE installment IV
member artists take over WPA HQ!
featuring Carolina Mayorga and her interactive installation, Miraculous Artist
October 2 -30, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, October 2 6-8pm
at WPA: 2023 Massachusetts Ave, NW
click here to read the press release>>
August 7 - September 18, 2009 : Turning the Page 2009
Curated from the WPA Artists Directory and ARTFILE Online
by WPA interns- Goli Abedini & Gabi Banzhaf
Idylls
juried by Andrea Pollan, Director of Curator's Office
in partnership with the World Bank Art Program
May 29 - July 3, 2009
 
works by Christene Carr and Joan Belmar
Opening Reception: Friday, May 29 6-8pm
Featuring WPA member artists:
Joan Belmar, Christene Carr, Sara Clark, Benjamin Edwards, Amy Glengary Yang, Pat Goslee, Tom Greaves, Bridget Sue Lambert, Barbara Liotta, Isabel Manalo, Mark Parascandola, Diane Szczepaniak
The World Bank aims to build better societies through lending funds for civic infrastructure, basic services, housing, and food programs. This is a critical yet utopian agenda that tries to take into account the needs of its constituents. The goal of this exhibition is to see how artists of this greater metropolitan area interpret the idea of an idyll or a utopian environment.
- Andrea Pollan
Location:
The World Bank
Main Complex, Front Lobby Gallery
1818 H Street, NW
Washington, DC
COUP D'ESPACE
Installment III: UNWRAP
featuring WPA member artist, Anita Walsh
June 5 - June 26, 2009
Opening Reception, Friday, June 5, 2009 from 6-8pm in conjunction with Dupont First Friday Art Walk
WPA member artist Anita Walsh transforms the office into a room-sized installation of color and memory. This interactive project asks participants to type their memories of specific colors onto paper that were hand made by the artist from old crayon wrappers; these personal recollections become collaborative works which are then attached to the walls of the artist’s “castle” installation.
Location:
at WPA, 2023 Massachusetts Ave. NW
Gallery Hours: June 8-26: Tuesday - Friday 11-5pm
COUP D'ESPACE
Installment II: Secret Garden, an installation by Tom Block
April 16 - May 15, 2009
Artist Talk, Friday, May 1st 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Opening Reception, Thursday, April 16th 5:30 - 7:30 pm
WPA member artist, Tom Block, presents Secret Garden, an installation of drawings and ideas inspired by the teachings of the Sufi mystics of Islam. The installation of over 300 pieces will spare no space within our office headquarters!
'Secret Garden' uses the teachings of the Sufi mystics of Islam as
inspiration to create the installation. The exhibit is comprised of
350 small (7" x 5" and 6" x 4") panels, arrayed around the four walls
of the gallery. Centered around the form of the circle, which visually
holds together the series as well as most facilely represents the
underlying theme of the Sufi Way, 'Secret Garden' includes fragments and collections of other ideas -- some recognizable and some not -- all of
which symbolize different manners in which the unity of the universe
can be expressed in our temporal world. Mixed in with the drawings
are short sayings from Sufi poets throughout the centuries...- Tom Block
Location:
WPA headquarters 2023 Massachusetts Ave. NW
Exhibition hours: Tuesdays - Fridays from 11am - 4pm
Check out a review of Tom's current show at Hamiltonian Gallery here>>
and recent press on this show here:
> Washington Post Express, April 16, 2009
> Daily Candy, Weekend Guide, April 16, 2009
and on his show at Pyramid Atlantic here:
> Maryland Gazette, April 29, 2009
AQUIFER
Curated by J.W. Mahoney and Deborah McLeod
Presented by WPA and Washington Sculptors Group
November 8 – December 19, 2008
Opening Reception: Nov. 8, 6-9pm
Curator's Talk: Nov. 15, 2-4pm
Featuring Sculpture and New Media Works By:
Joseph Barbaccia, Dennis Beach, Christian Benefiel, Alan Binstock, Renee Butler, Richard Dana, Pattie Firestone, Leah Frankel, Gail Gorlitzz, Pat Goslee, Nestor Guzman, Mila Kagan, Rebecca Kamen, Kathy Walden Kaplan, Tetsuya Kato, Joanne Kent, J.T. Kirkland, Barbara Liotta, Jacqueline Maggi, Howard and Mary McCoy, Ryan McKibbin, Emily Piccirillo, Beverly Ress, Pat Segnan, Mike Shaffer, Marilee Schumann, Lynda Smith-Bugge, Pamela Soldwedel, Lucy Norman Spencer, Betsy Stewart, Kazue Taguchi, Paul Vickers, Virginia Warwick, Elizabeth Whiteley, Amy Glengary Yang and Millicent Young
...From the political to the spiritual, the scientific to the economic, water pervades all aspects of human culture. This ubiquitous liquid makes its way into the nightly news in one
form or another: We see it inundating an entire seaport city, or gathering into a gigantic tsunami, disabling multiple nations. We watch it transforming from polar ice caps into rising sea levels, while simultaneously becoming a vanishing resource that stirs countries towards war or revolt. We are formed aquatically, in amniotic fluid and remain comprised of about 60% of this miraculous meeting of hydrogen and oxygen. We assign metaphor and religiosity to water, cleansing our bodies and purifying our souls with its sanctifying qualities...
Location:
Pepco's Edison Place Gallery
702 Eighth St. NW
Washington, DC 20068
Known Unknowns
curated by Amanda Maddox, Assistant Curator of Photography, Corcoran Gallery of Art
November 7 – December 20, 2008
In conjunction with Fotoweek DC
 
Christopher Saah, Untitled 01v (for Carnaedes), 2008, Electro-Cinemagraph
Featuring Photographs By:
Avi Gupta, Kate MacDonnell, Sandra Rottmann and
Christopher Saah
Opening Reception: Friday, Nov. 7 6-9pm
Curator and Artists Panel Discussion: Wednesday, Nov. 19, 6-8pm
Thinking about photography as a source of knowledge, and as something that is knowable, calls into question what we understand is unknowable about images. This exhibition seeks to explore the notion of information existing beyond the photographic frame and behind the surface of the image.
-Amanda Maddox, curator
Location:
Hillyer Arts Space
9 Hillyer Court, NW
Washington, DC 20008
Uncommon Beauty
Juried by Sarah Tanguy
October 2 – December 13, 2008
Featuring: Kay Chernush, Mary Coble, Frank Day, Jason Horowitz, Lucian Perkins & Athena Tacha
COUP D'ESPACE
Artists take over the WPA office!!
Thursday, October 9th 4-7pm
Kickoff event:
For & Against Benches, by Linda Hesh
Drop by the WPA office where member artist, Linda Hesh will have her For and Against Benches set up outside.
You can choose any of these ways to participate in the artwork:
1) Write 1 thing you are For or Against
2) Sit on the bench of your choice
3) Have your picture taken on the bench (either by Linda or bring your
own camera)
4) Track the project at http://www.lindahesh.com/html/benches/
Location:
WPA, 2023 Massachusetts Ave. NW
*rain date: Friday, October 10th, 4-7pm
Turning the Page 6
Launched August 7, 2008
Opening Reception: Thursday, July 2, 2008, 5-7pm at WPA
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9x10 MEMBER SHOWS @ WWP GALLERY
Monthly, March 2007 - January 2008
In tribute to the late William Warren Parker’s support for emerging DC artists, his family generously donated space at the William W. Parker (WWP) Gallery– housed in Mickelson’s Fine Art Framing at 629 New York Ave NW - to WPA\C for a new “nine-by-ten” exhibition series: 9 shows of 10 member artists each. These shows provided a new outlet for WPA\C member artists, and each exhibition presented a diverse cross-section of the WPA\C membership to the public, showcasing works in all media.
MORE INFO...
OPTIONS 2007
September 13 - October 26, 2007
Curated by PAUL BREWER
OPTIONS is WPA\C's biennial exhibition featuring talented under recognized and emerging artists in the DC, VA, and MD region.
ARTISTS: Taylor Baldwin / Anne Chan / Neil Feather / Eli Kessler / Cory Oberndorfer / Pat O'Malley / Siobahn Rigg / Kathleen Shafer / Sayaka Suzuki / Rene Trevino
LOCATION: Pepco's Edison Place Gallery, 702 Eighth Street NW, Washington, DC 20001
MORE INFO...
SiteProjects DC
June 15 - July 28, 2007
A public art project designed to engage local artists in the creation of public art installations along the 14th Street Corridor. Curated by Welmoed Laanstra, this project invited artists to create site specific, temporary, two or three dimensional art installations. In addition to painting and sculpture, new media, performance art, and installations on view for a shorter amount of time were also featured.
MORE INFO..
ANONYMOUS III
June 7 - 23, 2007
@ Flashpoint Gallery
Ten established area artists were invited to create 2’ x 2’ pieces, and serve as curators by inviting nine more artists to do the same. The resulting 100 artworks will be hung without artist identification, with creators’ names being revealed only after their pieces have been purchased, making ANONYMOUS III a playful survey of contemporary art in the greater DC area and a unique art buying experience.
CURATORS: Seth Adelsberger, Iona Rozeal Brown, Cynthia Connolly, Travis Fullerton, Ian Jehle, Ledelle Moe, Michael Platt, Noelle Tan, Alessandra Torres, and Heide Trepanier.
MORE INFO...
ColorField.remix : SATURATED
April 25 - 29, 2007
Curated by Zoe Myers
An exhibition and artist party featuring works from the current generation of Washington, DC-based artists exploring the use of color in original ways. Curated by Zoe Myers from the WPA\C ArtFile, and presented as part of the DC-area ColorField.remix project.
Featured artists: Joseph Barbaccia / Joan Belmar / Jonathan Bucci / Renee Marcus Butler / Craig Cahoon / Tory Cowles / Mary Early / Eric Finzi / Gail Gorlitzz / Eve Hennessa / Lisa Kellner / Kevin Kepple / Joan Konkel / Isabel Manalo / Crisley McCarson / Antonio Puri / Darren Smith / Trish Tillman / Robert Kent Wilson
Heineman Myers Contemporary Art
4728 Hampden Lane
Bethesda, MD 20814
info@heinemanmyers.com / 301.951.7900 / www.heinemanmyers.com
Read a review of the show here.
INDEX : WPA\C Members @ artDC
April 26 - 30, 2007
WPA\C members were invited to contribute small "index card-sized" works to INDEX, a miniature exhibition in the WPA\C's artDC booth intended to give the public a glimpse of the artists that make up our membership base.
EXCHANGE
Exchange: DC @ Richmond
Presented by Gallery5 & WPA\C
December 1 - December 31, 2006
Opening Reception: Dec. 1, 7-10pm
Location: Gallery5, 200 West Marshall St, Richmond, VA 23220
Featuring: Breck Brunson, Avi Gupta, Nilay Lawson, Carrie Mallory, Isabel Manalo, Piero Passacantando, Solomon Sanchez, Molly Springfield, Rocky Wang, and Jason Zimmerman
Curated by: Gabriel Martinez
Exchange: Richmond @ DC
Presented by DCAC & WPA\C
November 10 - December 10, 2006
NEW** Curator's Talk : Sunday, December 10, 4pm
Location: DCAC, 2438 18th Street, NW, Washington, DC
Featuring: Sanford Biggers, S. Ross Browne, Caryl Burtner, Sonya Clark, Taliaferro Logan, Ayo Ngozi, and Heide Trepanier
Curated by: Tosha Grantham
Exchange: Baltimore @ DC
Presented by the Creative Alliance
September 9 - October 14, 2006
Location: Warehouse Arts Complex,
Warehouse 1021 7th Street, NW
Washington, DC
Featuring: Laura Amussen, Christine Bailey, Kelley Bell, Lauren Bender, Michael Benevento, Heather Boaz, Audrey Lea Collins, Sarada Conaway, Temple Crocker, Laure Drogoul, Chiara Giovando, Jenny Gräf, Jill Greenberg, Andy Hayleck, Bonnie Jones & Mike Rippe, Gary Kachadourian, Lyle Kissack, Jessie Lehson, Andrew Liang, Ryan McCabe, Jackie Milad, Melissa Moore, Hugh Pocock, Valeska Maria Populoh, Peter Quinn, Cindy Rehm, Ric Royer, Jason Sloan, Snacks (Tom Boram & Dan Breen), Denise Tassin, Fred Van Dyk, Stewart Watson, and Shannon Young
Curated by: Peter Quinn (Creative Capitalism), assisted by Jackie Milad
Exchange: DC @ Baltimore
Presented by WPA\C
September 16 - October 21, 2006
Location: Creative Alliance at the Patterson, 3134 Eastern Avenue, Baltimore, MD
Featuring: Breck Brunson, Avi Gupta, Nilay Lawson, Carrie Mallory, Isabel Manalo, Piero Passacantando, Solomon Sanchez, Molly Springfield, Rocky Wang, and Jason Zimmerman
Curated by: Gabriel Martinez
CONVERSIONS
Collaboration with Ellipse Arts Center
Thursday, July 19 - Friday, September 29
Juried by Sam Gilliam, Dennis O'Neil and Heather & Tony Podesta.
Location: The Ellipse Arts Center, 4350 North Fairfax Drive, Suite 125, Arlington, VA 22203
Featuring: Renee Butler, Kathryn Cornelius, Susan Eder & Craig Dennis, Marty Sedestrom Guthrie, Lisa Kellner, Michele Kong, Tomas Rivas, Tai Hwa Goh, Joan Sarah Wexler, Ami Martin Wilber, and Amy Glengary Yang.
SCULPTURE UNBOUND
Collaboration with Washington Sculptors Group
January 13 - March 31, 2006
Juried by Glenn Harper, editor of Sculpture Magazine
Location: Edison Place, 702 8th Street, NW Washington, DC 20001
Juror's Talk: Thursday, March 23
Featuring: Charlotte Andrew, Margaret Boozer, Anthony Brock, Gillian Brown, Cynthia Saunders Carter, Amanda Davies, Vincent Donarski, Mary Early, Nicole Fall, Pattie Porter Firestone, Constance Fleres, Breon Gilleran, Kate Hardy, Ken Huston, Rebecca Kamen, Joanne Kent, James Kessler, Jessie Lehson, Laurel Stevens Lukaszewski, Cat Manolis, David Meyer, Conrad M. Meyers, L. Mudd, Betsy Packard, M. Wolfson Ray, Tom Rooney, Richard Schellenberg, Katie Schuler, Foon Sham, Bonnie Shelor, Frances Sniffen, Lucy Norman Spencer, Anne R. Stein, Sarah Stout, Brian Sykes, Diane Szczepaniak , Athena Tacha, Anita Walsh, Adam White, Ami Martin Wilber, Mahasti YMudd, Millicent Young
WALL SNATCHERS
February 23 - March 26, 2006
Curated by Kelly Towles
Featuring: Bask, Eon, Faile, fi5e, Mister Never, Nick Z, and Tes One.
Location: 3307 M Street, Georgetown
Washington, DC 20007
Panel Discussion: 4pm, Sunday, March 26, 2006
Panelists included: Members of Faile, Marc Schiller (founder of Wooster Collective), and Kelly Towles.
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