General

This Saturday David and Jessica Foox will be presenting their work at the new Art Whino location in the National Harbor. See you there!

FOOX reception and Gallery Opening
Saturday, April 5, 2008
6pm – 12pm
Art Whino (National Harbor Location)
173 Waterfront Street
National Harbor, MD
703.462.4135
www.artwhino.com

The grand opening of the brand new Art Whino location in National Harbor will be a solo show by David and Jessica Foox. The gallery is 3000 sq ft and they will cover the entire space with their work along with installation wall paintings and stencils to complete the show!

A little fun book news. The Three Armadillies Tuff was just released in Korea. Here is the cover in Korean.

Also, The Ring Bear is up at Lookybook.com. Click on the cover and the book opens up. It’s a bit too small to read here, but if you click on the eyeballs you’ll go to their website and a slightly larger version.

Here’s a direct link in case the embedded version doesn’t work in your browser.

I hope to get back to some writing after the show in May. Lots of stories have been swirling around in my head for some time, and I’d like to get them out.

I’ll be showing “Everything’s Ducky” as part of the Mid-City Artists Winter Show at Studio Gallery. Hope you can make it!

January 3 -26, 2008
Studio Gallery
2108 R Street NW
WDC
Artist’s Reception Friday, January 4, 2008 from 6-8pm

Sondra N. Arkin, Chuck Baxter, Joan Belmar, Jody Bergstresser, Kristina Bilonick, Tanja Bos, Scott G Brooks, Robert Cole, Scott Davis, Robert Dodge, Thomas Drymon, Gary Fisher, Glenn Fry, Charlie Gaynor, Craig Kraft, Bridget Sue Lambert, Dwight Lissenden, Regina M. Miele, Lucinda F. Murphy, Minna Newman Nathanson, Betto Ortiz, Mark Parascandola, Byron Peck, Brian Petro, Mary Beth Ramsey, Marina Reiter, Peter Alexander Romero, Nicolas F. Shi, Richard Siegman, Anita Walsh, Robert Wiener, Colin Winterbottom.

Julia from the Going Out Gurus posted a list of her favorite art shows of the last year. Great to see Tug of War, Art in Heat and Art Whino all on her list…

“The Controller” by SHAG (a.k.a. Josh Agle) was on view at Hemphill Fine Arts in March.

“Tug of War” at Hemphill and “Art in Heat” at the Warehouse. I was glad to see a number of lowbrow/pop-surrealist shows on local gallery dockets this year. Even though the technique in most of the pieces on view was top notch, this brand of sometimes-cartoony art doesn’t take itself too seriously and that’s kind of refreshing when you go out for a night of art viewing. We have a great stable of locals who produce this kind of work, and it was great to see their pieces represented in the Warehouse show. Many of those same artists’ names are now on the walls at Alexandria’s newish Art Whino gallery.