For its inaugural exhibition a pop-up project will open I Dream Awake from March 26 to May 28, 2010 in the former Numark Gallery space located in Penn Quarter at 625-627 E St NW, Washington, DC 20004.
Exhibiting a variety of media, I Dream Awake explores original artistic expressions of awakened realities and unconscious dreams. Exhibition includes New York artists, Mikel Glass, Kenichi Hoshine and Margaret Bowland; Los Angeles artists Vonn Sumner and Susan Burnstine; and local artists Rosemary Feit Covey, Laurel Hausler, Lizzie Newton and Tim Tate.
Flower Girl, oil on linen, 52 x 44 inches
Artist talk with Margaret Bowland - this Wednesday 5/12, 6pm at 625 E St NW.
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Another Thorny Crown, charcoal & pastel on rag paper, 60 x 48 inches
Murakami Wedding No 2, oil on linen, 78 x 66 inches
Another Thorny Crown III, charcoal & pastel on paper, 67 x 49 inches
Sydney art dealer & writer Michael Reid has written an interesting article for The Art Market Monitor where he talks about trends in artist & gallery relationships, including the proliferation of pop-up, short term, art exhibitions in unorthodox spots.
Letter from Australia
by Michael Reid
A Matrix of Exhibition Behaviours
To read the article click here
5 comments:
These are so powerful. Thank you, Jim.
Thanks also for the article.
For anyone who is interested in the work of artist, Margaret Bowland, but was unable to attend her recent artist talk at *a pop-up project: please note that the Smithsonian filmed the talk and will likely post segments on the website of the National Portrait Gallery in the upcoming months. It was great!
Thank you for sharing, I love her work, very inspiring.
I love Margaret Bowland's work! It resonates on a conceptual level and is technically flawless. The perfect example of using great artistic tools to explore the human condition. Thank you for sharing.
Margaret's work is amazing. Thought provoking and beautifully rendered paintings. Thank you for posting an article about her. We should also thank Amy for hosting the pop-up project and hosting a talk with Margaret. I've seen the shows and am sending everyone to see the works in person while they are in DC.
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