The Cabinet Folios
THE CABINET
CONTEMPORARY ART that fits your style
and your budget
THE CABINET /WONDER GRAPHICS:
4622 Wisconsin Ave NW, T-W,F: Sat 11-5
(Tenley Metro)
and by appointment 301 461 1124
CONTEMPORARY ART that fits your style
and your budget
THE CABINET /WONDER GRAPHICS:
4622 Wisconsin Ave NW, T-W,F: Sat 11-5
(Tenley Metro)
and by appointment 301 461 1124
BLACK AND WHITE, the last exhibition at the Wonder Graphics Tenley Gallery, showcases prints and art with unambiguous meaning. A man sitting in an alley just beyond the sunlit area with his head down on his arms in Norman Strike’s linocut is Down on his luck. Deborah Gay’s linocuts strike a balance of black and white with fine lines. A micro or macro view is chosen by the viewer in a print of a paper airplane that either rests on doodles on a desktop or hovers over petroglyphed rooftops. Migration across a constellated sky is one underlying theme in Flying By, a monotype by CC Vess; free flight is another. Woodcuts and etchings by Ann Zahn and a new series of archival digital prints by Lucy Blankstein.
GALLERY STUDIO-VISIT PROGRAM:
PAINTINGS by TRAUDIS KENNEDY (pg.XX)
By appointment: Saturdays MAY 20 AND 27TH (301 461 1124)
Karen Hilmer’s stained glass window in light to dark grey reminds us in Gothic letters that DEMOCRACY DIES IN DARKNESS. The meaning is heightened with democracy in glowing red. A companion window says RESIST. In situ Takoma Park, By appointment.
MAY 8- JUNE 24 CABINET FLATFILE EXHIBITIONS:
Top Drawer: STARS, STRIPES and RAINBOWS: Color coalesces into any or all of these emblematic symbols either within a representational composition or standing on their own including designer flags for ships, shops or imperatives.
Second Drawer: DECLARATIONS: A celebration of freedom including prints and watercolors of the capital, the national mall and monuments, presidential sketches, and subject matter highlighting Washington, DC.
Cabinet ARTIST Portfolios: Blankstein, Cusick, Huff, Mark, Penay, P Segnan, R Segnan, Stout, Strike, Unger, Vess, Zahn.
GALLERY STUDIO-VISIT PROGRAM:
PAINTINGS by TRAUDIS KENNEDY (pg.XX)
By appointment: Saturdays MAY 20 AND 27TH (301 461 1124)
Karen Hilmer’s stained glass window in light to dark grey reminds us in Gothic letters that DEMOCRACY DIES IN DARKNESS. The meaning is heightened with democracy in glowing red. A companion window says RESIST. In situ Takoma Park, By appointment.
MAY 8- JUNE 24 CABINET FLATFILE EXHIBITIONS:
Top Drawer: STARS, STRIPES and RAINBOWS: Color coalesces into any or all of these emblematic symbols either within a representational composition or standing on their own including designer flags for ships, shops or imperatives.
Second Drawer: DECLARATIONS: A celebration of freedom including prints and watercolors of the capital, the national mall and monuments, presidential sketches, and subject matter highlighting Washington, DC.
Cabinet ARTIST Portfolios: Blankstein, Cusick, Huff, Mark, Penay, P Segnan, R Segnan, Stout, Strike, Unger, Vess, Zahn.
