Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center

Annmarie After Hours - Opening Reception, Friday, October 14, 6-9pm.

John Lennon's song "Imagine" expresses a shared passion of these artists. They too have a story to tell about a world where food is plenty, animals and their habitats are respected, where personal histories are art, and where people love the communities in which they live.

Mimi Little, intrigued by the traditions and culture of food, has produced paintings that tell the story of family traditions and community gatherings with the common thread being the cooking and partaking of food.

Abbey Griffin has a passion for preserving natural habitats and the creatures we love /or not (e.g. the turkey vulture). She also imagines a world with her father alive and sailing in the boats he built.

Suzanne Shelden is well known for her vivid depictions of local scenery, but plans, for this event, to see where her imagination might take her.

Color and narrative drive each artist to create series of work that are at once personal and universal. This is a show of stories they have to tell.  Annmarie is a special place, a magical place. The artists are honored and grateful to the board and staff for all they do to give art a great place to thrive in Calvert County.

Located in the Mezzanine Gallery, the artists will be on site during the following events:

Annmarie After Hours - Opening Reception - Friday, October 14, 6-9pm

Sunday, November 6, from 1-4 pm. Mimi, Abbey and Suzanne will host a second reception for "imagine a..."

December (visit again for update on date and time) coinciding with Annmarie's award-winning "Garden In Lights"