Curated by Jayme McLellan, Director, Civilian Art Projects Gallery
Washington, DC
Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 22, 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Gallery Talk: Saturday, October 2, 2 pm
Presented by
Washington Sculptors Group
at The Historical Society of Washington, D.C.,
museum and grounds at Mount Vernon Square
801 K St., NW
Washington, DC 20001
Participating Artists:
Julia Bloom, Jessica Braiterman, Anthony Comes, Frederic Crist, Brent Crothers,
Joel D'Orazio, Pattie Firestone, Helen Glazer, Nestor Guzman, Artemis Herber,
Dalya Luttwak, Emily Piccirillo, Guy Rando, Phillip Scarpone, Marilee Schumann,
Mike Shaffer, Carmela Solell-Knepler, Diane Szczepaniak,
Patricia Tinajero, and James Wallace
"Just as the District of Columbia was carved into and out of the borders of Maryland
and Virginia, artworks have borders that are tangible, malleable, and reaching-like
geographic boundaries. Yet they connote intangible values and dreams and ideals-much
like the idealism that goes into creating a nation's capital. This exhibition is about
interconnections despite borders and boundaries, and of course the power of art
to create connection and beauty."
- Jayme McLellan, Juror
Director/Founder , Civilian Art Projects
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