We found a nice little write-up in DC’s popular local blog DCist about our featured artist, Frances Borchardt. DCist blogger Kerrin Kastorf reviewed Borchardt’s brand new show, “Prints in Pieces: Views of South County, open now in The Art League Gallery.
“We all know that Maryland is blessed with one of the most beautiful natural features in the world — the Chesapeake Bay — and Frances Borchardt takes full advantage of the artistic bounty it provides in her upcoming solo exhibition Prints In Pieces: Views of South County. Borchardt photographically documents the everyday life of her hometown south of Annapolis and then does something that no one else does: creates a sort of montage using old type cases that adds an interesting, and certainly unique, look to her work. Head on over to The Art League on Thursday to meet the artist, see her work and hear some bluegrass from The Higher Ground String Band. 6:30 to 8 p.m”
Read the post here along with other art goings-on in the nation’s capital.
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