Please Join Us for a
Tour of Works on Paper in the Collection of the
National Academy of Sciences
Friday, November 8, 11:30 am
Please join us on Friday November 8 for a curator led tour at the National Academy of Sciences. Alana Quinn, Senior Program Associate, Cultural Programs, will discuss works on paper in the NAS collection.
Best known for the Albert Einstein Memorial Statue by Robert Berks on its grounds, the NAS has a rich art collection composed of roughly 600 works of art exploring relationships among art, science, and culture. On your visit, you will see works by Tim Rollins + K.O.S. (Kids of Survival), Rebecca Kamen, Cheryl Goldsleger, Adrien Segal, Joe Feddersen, Alfredo Arreguin, and Tim Makepeace, among others. More information about the NAS art collection is available here.
Registration is limited to 15 WPC members and their guests. Members may register for up to two people. Please be sure to RSVP early as this program will reach capacity quickly. Note that a government-issued photo ID (such as a passport or driver’s license) will be required to enter the building.
Please use the blue “button” below to RSVP.
Member News
Cheryl Edwards and Cianne Fragione have had work acquired by the DC Art Bank.
Cianne Fragione’s exhibition Isole: A Voyage Among My Dreams is on view at St. Mary’s College Museum of Art, Moraga CA until June 22, 2025. More informatin about the exhibition is available here.
Helen Frederick and Chris Mona’s collaborative and solo projects are on view at the Rice Gallery, McDaniel College, Westminster MD. Until December 13.
Galerie Myrtis (Baltimore) is presenting Susan Goldman’s new print series, Squaring the Flower VI. Click here for more information.
Mira Hecht’s exhition at the American University Museum, Katzen Arts Center, in the center thereof rose a fountain, runs through December 8. Artist’s talk November 2, 2:00 pm.
June Linowitz’s show Elemental is at the Fred Schneider Gallery September until October 27.
Susan Due Pearcy will open her Sugarloaf Studio to the public for the Countryside Artisans Holiday Tour, December 6, 7 and 8th from 10:00am to 5:00pm each day. Her studio is located at 21900 Beallsville Road, Barnesville, MD 20838. More information here.
Charles Ritchie, Journals & Drawings will be on view at BravinLee Programs, New York, until November 2, 2024.
Soledad Salame was featured in the National Gallery of Art’s 9 Latinx Artists to Know.
Gail Shaw-Clemons’ work is included in the exhibition Sculpture Now at McLean Project for the Arts. Until October 26.
Karen Seibert will be curating an exhibition of works on paper by Werner Drewes at the Triangle Art Studios in Bethesda, MD, October 29 – November 30. More information can be found here.
Deborah Smith has works from her collection featured in the Strathmore exhibition, Art Flow(s): Perspectives from the African Diaspora. The exhibition runs until November 7.
Gary Zuercher’s black and white photographs of the bridges of Paris at night, which were featured in his book The Glow of Paris, will be on display from November 29 through January 21, 2025 at the Parc de Choisy in Paris. This is a continuation of his debut exhibition of the photos at Paris City Hall in October and November last year.
Gallery Member News
Adah Rose GalleryWinter Silence, Midnight Sun, North Star, Noonday Night, the paintings of Gabe Brown, until October 27. Opening in November, works by Nathan Loda and Anne Smith.
Addison/RipleyCatherine Howe: All that Glimmers. October 26 – November 30.
Gallery Neptune & BrownLois Dodd: Mastering the Art of Direct Observation and Wolf Kahn: Luminous Landscapes, October 26 – November 30. Opening reception October 26, 5:00 – 7:00 pm.
Hemphill, Works by Rush Baker IV, until October 26. Two X November 9 – December 21.
Morton Fine Art‘s pop-up project, Perspectives: Nature Based Abstraction is on view until October 26 at Washington Square, 1050 Connecticut Ave., NW, Washington, DC. More information is available here.
Pazo Fine Art, DC location. Michael Scott: Fantastical Landscapes, until October 26.
Pazo Fine Art, Kensington location. 10012: The Abstract Vanguard. Ross Bleckner, Alan Cote, Max Gimblett, and Kevin Teare. Until November 23.
Pyramid Atlantic, Carlos Hernandez Mixed Up, Cut Up: Explorations in Screenprinting, October 19 – November 24.
Washington Printmakers Gallery, Transitions: Works by Doug Hochberg, Kristine DeNinno, and Catherine Rubin. Until October 27.
Also of Interest
Art and Graphic Design of the European Avant-Gardes will be the inaugural exhibition of the new Irene and Richard Frary Gallery, Johns Hopkins University, 555 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, October 23 – February 21. More information here.
Print Month Online Programming. October is “Print Month” and museums and other institutions are offering free online programming. The IFPDA has created a calendar which includes registration information.
Amy Kaslow Gallery Joseph Holston: Black Lives. A Retrospective. Until December 8. Gallery talk at the American University Art Museum (Katzen Center) November 16, 2:00 pm.
Faces and Figures: Identity Through Printmaking between South Africa and DC is on view at Mason Exhibitions, Arlington, until December 6. More information here.
WPC 60th Anniversary Collectors’ Exhibition
The DMV collects the DMV
Kreeger Museum
October 26 2024 – February 1, 2025
The Washington Print Club is pleased to announce its upcoming 60th anniversary exhibition, The DMV Collects the DMV. Curated by Laura Roulet, the exhibition is a collaboration with the Kreeger Museum, an institution with a strong commitment to exhibiting work by artists in the greater DC area. Drawn from the collections of WPC members, the exhibition will include works on paper by an array of artists, showcasing the talent within the greater Washington, DC area.
Please visit the Kreeger Museum website for hours, admission prices, and other logistical information.
Save the Date
November 16. Works on Paper by Werner Drewes with a talk by Karen Seibert.