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Ann Loeb Bronfman Gallery
Home Plates
November 6 - December 13

The Ann Loeb Bronfman Gallery has partnered up with All Fired Up ceramic studios to bring Home Plates to the Gallery. Basically, they handed 60 local artists a blank dinner plate to use as their “canvas.”
Home Plates is thematically focused on the community table.

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Ellipse Arts Center
Uncommon Beauty
Kay Chernush
Mary Coble
Frank Hallam Day
Jason Horowitz,
Lucian Perkins
Athena Tacha.
curated by Sarah Tanguey
October 3 - December 13
In contrast to the standards of the media and the fashion world, exhibiting artists for Uncommon Beauty will stake out alternative perspectives.

 
Hamiltonian Gallery
An exhibition
Jonathan B. French
Michael Dax Iacovone
Anne Chan
November 8 - December 6



Heinman Myers Contemporary Art
FAUX/REAL
A two-artist show featuring the work of
Flora/Fauna
Jeanette May
Scenes From Jesusland*
Brady Robinson
November 11 - December 6

Absolutely Gorgeous
David Seymour (Chim)
November 11 - December 6
A selection of color portraits of celebrities, including Fred Astaire, Richard Avedon, Ingrid Bergman, Joan Collins, Kirk Douglas, Audrey Hepburn, Gina Lollabrigida, Sophia Loren & Pablo Picasso


 
Marsha Mateyka Gallery
Rock and Water: New Photoworks
Athena Tacha
November 7 - December 18
Concurrent with her public art, Athena Tacha is also a photographer.  Her digital photoworks are based on travels throughout the world, for over 30 years, and on her fascination with natural phenomenon.  The artist's most recent photoworks will be on view in "Rock and Water". 

Athena Tacha
Project 4
Solo Exhibition
Thomas Muller
November 8 - December 6
Employing photography, sculpture and other media, Muller creates time-based installations that emphasize relationships between seemingly disparate objects and images. Through these ostensibly absurd associations he hopes to stress similarities and accentuate opposites in order to create a visual and conceptual tension.

Emperor, Thomas Muller
R Street Gallery
Photofields 2008
Wave/Particle Dance of Life
Michael Barnard
November 7 - December 6
A new series of photo-assemblage works

This Exponential Curve Projects the Future and the Past 
Touchstone Gallery
A Different View
Harvey Kupferberg and Mel Kay
November 12 - December 6
2 brothers, 2 photographers,2 different views
Particularly striking series of mask-like wise men on black paper, stunningly floated against white.

Be: There
Michael Lang
November 12 - December 6
A Photographic Essay on a Contemporary Lounge
Be: There, about the Be Bar, a lounge in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington , now undergoing a rebirth after the riots of the 1960s

Mixed Media By Savua
November 12 - December 6
Formative work in photography encompassed landscapes, still lives, infrared photography, and experimental combination printing

Quiet Eile: Persian/Iran/Women/Faces/No Place
Shahrzad Heyat Jalinous

November 12 - December 6
Paintings
Despite decades of exile from their native country, and complex layers of assimilation in a new world, many exiles from Iran view themselves as “other”. This Iranian-American artist finds that the image and sense of being an exile repeatedly finds its way into her paintings

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Be-There, Michael Lang
Washington Sculptors Group
Sculpture 1275
Mary Early
October 6 - December 13
The second exhibition in a series of sculpture solos to be featured in the lobby of 1275 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW. This exhibition features the work of Mary Early, who was chosen by Anne Surak, Director of Project 4, a contemporary gallery in Washington DC. The exhibition includes two sculptures constructed of wood slats and beeswax.

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Untitled (arch), Mary Early


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