Lee Hassig enters this conversation by focusing on a pinpoint in our postmodern lives. Anonymously photographing inhabitants of Duke of Gloucester (“DoG”) Street in Historic Colonial Williamsburg. On “DoG” street history meets modernity with a bang!
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On Tuesdays, we gather a variety of artist opportunities from the DC area and beyond. Find one below and apply today — good luck!
On Tuesdays, we gather a variety of artist opportunities from the DC area and beyond. Find one below and apply today — good luck!
On Tuesdays, we gather a variety of artist opportunities from the DC area and beyond. Find one below and apply today — good luck!
While Kathryn Mohrman's subjects are often seen as 'exotic' by viewers, she's trying to convey our common goals and humanity.
Ron Colbroth's award-winning photograph of a sailboat crisply mirrored in the calm, blue waters of Southern Portugal is the very definition of "reflection."
Who do you look up to? What do you look forward to?
In Shakespeare's time and in the 20th century, lenticulars were manufactured as amusing distractions. Today, the technique is finding a home in fine art — including this month at The Art League.
Your unaided phone probably won't take a satisfying photograph, so it's time to get creative.
"The arrangement of graphic elements is often more interesting then the reality of the scene. And, the abstracts just simply look good."
Red Nude represents the start of a new focus on people for Wil Scott, a photographer and art historian.
“I was not sure of what the house was saying. Since I was unable to pinpoint what I wanted to convey, finding the right composition was challenging.”
When you're in a reflective mood, an art exhibit can be the perfect place to find some peace and quiet.
If you've attempted photographing your artwork in the past, you've probably noticed a number of issues. We're here to help!
Sonia's art career started with photography, and she has added layers — literally and figuratively — as time goes on.
“Have you ever seen a child in a new place, eyes wide, looking around curiously?”
There's a position open at the National Park Service in DC (with travel required, naturally) for U.S. citizens with experience in large-format photography.
If you've attempted photographing your artwork in the past, you've probably noticed a number of issues: uneven lighting, incorrect colors, and glares and shadows.
“What does yoga have to do with photography? This may surprise you, but it is part of my process.”
“I have a BFA in Drawing and Painting, but it wasn’t until I picked up the camera that I truly felt like I could create the ideas in my head.”
There's not much we can say for sure about the figure, who reoccurs in many of the pieces in this exhibit.
Whether you're into film or digital, just starting out or looking for a fresh approach, there's a photography class for you this Fall.
"There are so many stories in the news at the moment about men overpowering and suppressing women that I wanted to show an instance of woman being in control of man."