Washington Print Club
Please join us on Wednesday, August 28, 1:00 pm for an online program on works on paper by artist Joyce Scott with the artist herself and Amy Raehse of Goya Contemporary Gallery (Baltimore). MacArthur Fellow, Dr. Joyce J. Scott (b. 1948, Baltimore, MD) is best known for her figurative sculpture using bead weaving techniques, blown …
Features the print work of Faith Ringgold and Betye Saar, providing a window into the material and conceptual explorations at play in their distinct practices
The program on cataloging the prints and drawings of Yves Tanguy with collector Bill Duncan will be online and open to all.
Rosemary will talk on her evolution from a classically trained printmaker to her current experimental work
On September 30, 10:30 am, Washington Print Club members will attend a talk and tour in the current exhibition at Georgetown University Library, Power Up: American Women Printmakers, on view through October 7th. The forty-eight prints in the exhibition are from the permanent collection of the Booth Family Center for Special Collections at Georgetown University Library. …
Join us in conversation with Danielle O'Steen, curator of the exhibition Lou Stovall: On Inventions and Color at the Kreeger Museum. The program will be online and open to all.
Online conversation about Thomas' "firsts" and her impactful life as an arts educator, arts administrator, and innovative abstractionist
Learn about the significant impact women have had on the history of modern photography in a conversation led by NGA curator Andrea Nelson
A conversation with NGA curator Rena M. Hoisington
Ruth Fine and William Valero The Patricia Van Burgh Allison Director and CEO Woodmere Art Museum will present an overview of "Body Language: The Art of Larry Day." The exhibition celebrates Larry Day (1921-1998) in his centenary year, exploring his singular contributions to American art and the lasting power of his observations and imagination. Deeply …
Smithsonian American Art Museum Curator Alex Mann will share a presentation on his exhibition
Lou Stovall working in his studio in 1997. Credit: Darrow Montgomery A conversation and exhibition tour with artist Lou Stovall and Mary Early of Hemphill Fine Arts. Posters have historically informed the public of events, causes, and actions. The Workshop, Inc., founded in 1968 and guided by the artist Lou Stovall, created posters serving these …