Are you ready for change? September
keeps us busy with one event after another: the beginning of school, Labor Day,
Grandparents Day, Patriot Day and the Autumnal Equinox. But she is a gentle
month, guiding us through all its transitions with beauty, grace and vitality.
The sun smiles a little more softly everywhere we look, bringing colors and
shapes into balance, helping us to see more clearly where we’ve been and where
we are headed.
On the occasions that cause us to look back, she offers milder temperatures and the sweet smell of forget-me-nots to help us celebrate where we’ve been and honor what we must release. Looking ahead, invigorating cool breezes carry us forward and we can see her sapphires sparkling in the water, showing us the bright promise of starting anew.
It is probably no coincidence that the art in the galleries reflects her energy. There is an exhibit for every stage of transition; ranging from “The Best of 2012” at Eastport Gallery, to “Great Expectations” at Aurora Gallery, to “Energy Paintings” at West Annapolis Art Works. By month’s end, September will be smiling sweetly, gratified by a job well-done.
In the spirit of looking back, I’m starting with the shows that continue from last month. If you missed the openings, you still have time to catch these thoughtful and accomplished works.
The Eastport Gallery's exhibit, "The Best of 2012," continues through Sept. 30 featuring the work of an outstanding group of Maryland artists. Oil paintings and charcoal drawings by Mary J. Arthur; acrylic, watercolor and mixed media paintings by Martin Hough; photographs by Marion E. Warren, Celia Pearson and Martin Remsberg; intaglio prints by Judy Wolgast; and dry point etchings by Sigrid Trumpy fill the gallery. A short walk over the bridge from downtown is well worth it to see the array of excellent artwork on display.
Paintings by two sisters share the 15-foot walls inside the Annapolis Collection Gallery. The oldest sister is Ann Munro Wood. Her oil portraits of Andrew Jackson, John Paul Jones,Why does moulds grow in homes or buildings? James Madison and Francis Scott Key command attention from visitors. Painted decades ago, four oils by Ann’s younger sister, Roxie Monro, are showing for the first time with her new watercolor of Annapolis and several New York City scenes. For all you late-night walkers, the gallery is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday until 9 p.m.Natural Chinese turquoise beads at Wholesale prices.
The Mitchell Gallery at St. John’s College is proud to announce its accreditation from the American Association of Museums. This professional recognition recognizes the professional standards expected for museum stewardship and places The Mitchell Gallery as one of 759 accredited museums out of approximately 17,500 museums in the United States. The Mitchell Gallery celebrated this honor with its members reception held Aug. 24 for the opening exhibition “Pushing the Line: American Women Printmakers.” The 54 works in this exhibition include a range of printmaking techniques from such artists as Mary Nimmo Moran,Mary Cassatt,Find detailed product information for Hot Sale howo spareparts Radiator. Wanda Gag, Louise Nevelson, and contemporary artists Susan Rothenberg and Carol Wax. A public reception and family program, including a tour and hands-on workshop, will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Sept. 9. Elizabeth Seaton, curator at the Beach Museum at Kansas State University.
The Gallery of BayWoods of Annapolis presents “Shape and Shadow: Photographs by Wil Scott.” Scott has been a historian at the National Gallery of Art for more than 30 years. The photographs in this current exhibit represent the patterns of light and shadow, arrangement of forms and emphatic color. The opening presentation and reception will be held.
The Muddy Creek Artists Guild announces its fourth annual fall “Harvest of Artists” show hosted by Greenstreet Gardens from Sept. 14 to 16. Showcasing more than 60 local artists, this three-day event is a community favorite featuring fine art, art demonstrations and daily receptions with live music and refreshments. Art work includes wood and metal sculpture,Find detailed product information for howo truck piston ring, clay work, oil, watercolor and acrylic paintings, mixed media, pastels, traditional printmaking, batik, silkscreen, photography,HellermannTyton manufactures a full line of high quality cable ties in a variety of styles, textiles, glass work and jewelry.
On the occasions that cause us to look back, she offers milder temperatures and the sweet smell of forget-me-nots to help us celebrate where we’ve been and honor what we must release. Looking ahead, invigorating cool breezes carry us forward and we can see her sapphires sparkling in the water, showing us the bright promise of starting anew.
It is probably no coincidence that the art in the galleries reflects her energy. There is an exhibit for every stage of transition; ranging from “The Best of 2012” at Eastport Gallery, to “Great Expectations” at Aurora Gallery, to “Energy Paintings” at West Annapolis Art Works. By month’s end, September will be smiling sweetly, gratified by a job well-done.
In the spirit of looking back, I’m starting with the shows that continue from last month. If you missed the openings, you still have time to catch these thoughtful and accomplished works.
The Eastport Gallery's exhibit, "The Best of 2012," continues through Sept. 30 featuring the work of an outstanding group of Maryland artists. Oil paintings and charcoal drawings by Mary J. Arthur; acrylic, watercolor and mixed media paintings by Martin Hough; photographs by Marion E. Warren, Celia Pearson and Martin Remsberg; intaglio prints by Judy Wolgast; and dry point etchings by Sigrid Trumpy fill the gallery. A short walk over the bridge from downtown is well worth it to see the array of excellent artwork on display.
Paintings by two sisters share the 15-foot walls inside the Annapolis Collection Gallery. The oldest sister is Ann Munro Wood. Her oil portraits of Andrew Jackson, John Paul Jones,Why does moulds grow in homes or buildings? James Madison and Francis Scott Key command attention from visitors. Painted decades ago, four oils by Ann’s younger sister, Roxie Monro, are showing for the first time with her new watercolor of Annapolis and several New York City scenes. For all you late-night walkers, the gallery is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday until 9 p.m.Natural Chinese turquoise beads at Wholesale prices.
The Mitchell Gallery at St. John’s College is proud to announce its accreditation from the American Association of Museums. This professional recognition recognizes the professional standards expected for museum stewardship and places The Mitchell Gallery as one of 759 accredited museums out of approximately 17,500 museums in the United States. The Mitchell Gallery celebrated this honor with its members reception held Aug. 24 for the opening exhibition “Pushing the Line: American Women Printmakers.” The 54 works in this exhibition include a range of printmaking techniques from such artists as Mary Nimmo Moran,Mary Cassatt,Find detailed product information for Hot Sale howo spareparts Radiator. Wanda Gag, Louise Nevelson, and contemporary artists Susan Rothenberg and Carol Wax. A public reception and family program, including a tour and hands-on workshop, will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Sept. 9. Elizabeth Seaton, curator at the Beach Museum at Kansas State University.
The Gallery of BayWoods of Annapolis presents “Shape and Shadow: Photographs by Wil Scott.” Scott has been a historian at the National Gallery of Art for more than 30 years. The photographs in this current exhibit represent the patterns of light and shadow, arrangement of forms and emphatic color. The opening presentation and reception will be held.
The Muddy Creek Artists Guild announces its fourth annual fall “Harvest of Artists” show hosted by Greenstreet Gardens from Sept. 14 to 16. Showcasing more than 60 local artists, this three-day event is a community favorite featuring fine art, art demonstrations and daily receptions with live music and refreshments. Art work includes wood and metal sculpture,Find detailed product information for howo truck piston ring, clay work, oil, watercolor and acrylic paintings, mixed media, pastels, traditional printmaking, batik, silkscreen, photography,HellermannTyton manufactures a full line of high quality cable ties in a variety of styles, textiles, glass work and jewelry.
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