Current Gallery Shows
- Date:May 24 2019 - Sep 2 2019Gallery:Main Gallery
Annmarie After Hours Opening Reception - Friday, May 24, 5-8pm
Vital to Earth and all known forms of life, water holds awesome powers of creation, destruction, and transformation. This exhibit will explore the power, meaning, and majesty of water, from its chemical composition to its economic importance, to its terror and allure.
Juror: Cynthia C. Gilmour, Microbial Ecologist, Smithsonian Environmental Research CenterContributing Artist(s):Denise Alexander, Mark Anderson, John Aquilino, George Bedell, Janet Braun-Reinitz, , Bonnie M. Bucknam, Jennifer Carwile, Cynthia Chan, June Cruz, Kimberley Eddy, Pam Eichner, Stephen Estrada, Tracey Donnelly Franklin, Nic Galloro, Jennifer Hecker, Rachel Horner, Everett Kane, H.J. Kleiber, Melissa Langley, Tanya Levina, Addison Newton Likins, George Lorio, Sallie Lowenstein, Joanna Macaulay, Krista Machovina, Monica Marquez Gatica, Bernard T. Matus, Hugh mcKay, Pat Morrison, Johathan nepini, John Okay, Sookkyung Park, Valerie Patterson, Yvonne Petkus, John Power, Regina B. Quinn, Roz Racanello, Michele Randall, Michelle Rial, Thom Sawyer, Clarence Schumaker, Greg St. John, Brad Story, Tanzanight, Murray Taylor, Marietta Vannatta, Carol Wade, Kimberlee Whaley, Andrew Wodzianski, Wendy Woodson - Date:Apr 26 2019 - Sep 22 2019Gallery:Kay Daugherty Gallery
April 26 - September 22, 2019
Kay Daugherty GalleryAnnmarie After Hours Opening - Friday, April 26, 5-8pm
Join us as we explore the wide realm of folk art, outsider art, and visionary art - and other artistic expressions that are often situated outside the world of mainstream fine arts. This exhibit will highlight the unconventional, the authentic, and the self-taught artists. What materials and perspectives are artists exploring? How are artists blurring the lines between fine and folk, maintstream and outsider? What cultural traditions, personal histories, or social commentaries inspire their work? What identities and issues are finding a voice? How does this work challenge our ideas and address the human condition? These and other ideas and expressions will find a home in this exciting new exhibit.
Juror: Elaine Eff - curator, folklorist and oral historian who has contributed to the study, presentation and practice of folk and traditional arts in Maryland and America.
About the juror: Eff has conducted folk art field research and curated numerous exhibitions nationwide including The American Folk Art Museum in NYC, Winterthur Museum, The Renwick Gallery for the Smithsonian Institution and state arts councils in Vermont, West virginia and Georgia. As head of the Cultural Conservation Program of the Maryland Historical Trust, she co-founded Maryland Traditions, the folklife program of the Maryland State Arts Council, responsible for the funding or origination of community documentation, publications, festivals, exhibits, museums and archives.Eff was Baltimore City Folklorist beginning in 1985 and Maryland State Folklorist from 1989 until 2011.Her teaching credits include MICA, Goucher College and UMBC. She is the author of The Painted Screens of Baltimore: An Urban Folk Art Revealed (University Press of Mississippi, 2013) directed films on Painted Screens, Smith Island and Wye Plantation (2019).Eff holds a doctorate in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania, a Masters degree in Museum Studies from the Cooperstown Graduate Program and BA from George Washington University.
Juror’s Statement: It is always a treat to hear and see what people think folk art might be. Given artists' license to embroider definitions or play it straight for ‘Folksy' was especially eye-opening. Some remarkable contributors from near and far surprised me with their takes on genres, materials, memories and subject matter. Objects both deeply personal and downright silly made it a fun show to judge. Thanks Annmarie for letting me be a part of your take on my world.
Elaine Eff
Folklorist
Juror's Award Winners from left: Coastal Blue by Anna Pasqualucci; Louis Baa-Armstrong, Li-baa-race, Baa-Andy Warhol, and Martha St-ewe-art by Leslie Blackmon; Bus to School by Michael Haynes
This organization is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council (msac.org).
Contributing Artist(s):Julie Allinson, Brandin Baron, Marie Bergstedt, Janet Paxson Birman, Leslie Blackmon, Joanne Brings Thunder, Issac Brynjegard-Bialik, Sermin Ciddi, Erika Cleveland, Candy Cummings, Mary DeMarco-Logue, Julie Dzikiewicz, Angelina Elise, Alyson Annette Eshelman, Andrew Flanders, Brenda Foehrkolb, Claire D. Foster, Marcelle Fozard, Adiante Franzoon, Gemma Frost, Katie Giganti, Michael Haynes, Sabine Heinlein, Kristin Helberg, Jan B. Johnson, Jean M. Judd, Jim Kopp, Allison Kotzig, Robert Kyle, Carrie Lee, Helen Lewis, Pamela A. MacGregor, Jane Mann, Sharon Pierce McCullough, Marcella Morgese, Karen Musgrave, Jerome Harris Parmet, Anna Pasqualucci, Linda Popp, Cheryl Prisco, Tokeya Waci U Richardson, Ed Rupard, Brodie Sanchez, Jillian Schlake-Toson, Mary Shelley, Margie Smeller, Debbie Smith, Kathy Stoner, Pinkie M. Strother, Ronda Szymanski, Doerte Weber, Ashley Willey, Jerry Williams - Date:Apr 5 2019 - Sep 2 2019Gallery:Sculpture Garden
10th Annual Fairies in the Garden
April 5-September 2, 2019
Come explore this charming exhibit of more than 75 handmade houses scattered throughout the trails and woods of the garden. Made by wonderfully creative artists from the community (and beyond), this exhibit features works in all media. For those that want to revel in the magic, mark your calendar for the Fairy House Festival, Sunday, April 14, 11am-4pm.
Annmarie After Hours - Opening Reception: Friday, April 5, 2019, 5-7pm (family-friendly)
Catch a preview of the houses indoors before they are placed in the forest! April 1-8!
The exhibit will have two components:
Fairies in the Garden, April 14-September 2 - a five month exhibit of fantastical creations!
Children's Fairy Garden, April 14-June 2 - a short-term exhibit featuring creations by children!
Interested in building a house? CLICK HERE!
Contributing Artist(s):The Cook Family, Britt Krauss, Cissy Langley, H.L. Langley, Ann & Dan Crain, Erin Becraft, Kayleigh Becraft, Delaney Becraft, Abigail O'Donnell, Lucy O'Donnell, Patrick O'Donnell, Devon O'Donnell, Dan Allen, Megan Allen, Amanda Allen, Bethany Allen, Matthey Allen, Katie Allen, Annastacia DiRenzo, Ellisa DiRenzo, Ann Preston, Sue & Joey Leannarda, Traci Lowery & Orion Grady, Charles Cowan, Amy Cowan, Bradley Cowan, Brooke Cowan, Piper Geist, Emery Geist, Grammie, Elizabeth & Odin Grady, Carole Purcell, Ken Spring, The Novotny Family, Holly Budd & friends, Erryn Fleming, Con Rankin, Amanda Eiben, Jayleen Morales, Nicole Bozman, Jeff Bozman, Natalie Bozman, Evan Bozman, Juliette Rule, Lauren Rule, Allison Rule, Jeff Rule, Michaela Grahm, Hannah Graham, Carolyn Schindler, Debbie & Don Erb, Buffy Summers, Jayson Russell, Julie Kirkner, Lucia Siracusano, Isabella Siracusano, Brenda Elmore, Mary & Michael Heyl, Adelynn, Rylee & Courtney Watson, Nelda Cusic & Norah Clark, Kinsley Wade, OLSS art students, Beverly Querry, Deb Hoy, Sherry Aisen, Mary Havelka, Don, Jenn Covington, George, Gloria, Martha & Nancy, Esther Murphy, Laura Brino, Sadie Jackson, Martha Morrison, Jon Keith, Melissa Keith, Sherry Crowe, Leslie King, Shelby Oppermann, Debs Symkowiak, Karen Ganong, Evelyn Ganong & Betty Grams, Sharol Yeatman, Kirsten Hankins, DJ Lavery, Brina Doyle, Donna Brid, Beth Sanford, Kathryn Jones, Connor Jones, Kerry Jones, Larry Jones, Candace mack Chandler, Eli Graeme, Beth Graeme, Victoria McCaffery, Chris McCaffery, Jody Brouwer, Caleb Hall & Penny Goodenough, Renee Nameth, Angelica Nameth, Max Nameth, Mary Emerson, Mike Emerson
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