June 20, 2019

Take it to the street: Lee Hassig’s photographs capture Colonial Williamsburg’s Duke of Glocester Street

Exhibits

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!

October 2, 2018

Artist Opportunities #442

Artist Opportunities, George's Artistic Adventure

On Tuesdays, we gather a variety of artist opportunities from the DC area and beyond. Find one below and apply today — good luck!

September 25, 2018

Artist Opportunities #441

News

On Tuesdays, we gather a variety of artist opportunities from the DC area and beyond. Find one below and apply today — good luck!

August 28, 2018

Artist Opportunities #437

Artist Opportunities

On Tuesdays, we gather a variety of artist opportunities from the DC area and beyond. Find one below and apply today — good luck!

August 2, 2018

Snapshots of the World with Photographer Kathryn Mohrman

Artist Interviews

While Kathryn Mohrman's subjects are often seen as 'exotic' by viewers, she's trying to convey our common goals and humanity.

June 15, 2018

Reflections with June Award Winner Ron Colbroth

Artist Interviews

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."

April 13, 2018

Looking Up: A Space Of Her Own Pop-Up

Events, Exhibits

Who do you look up to? What do you look forward to?

January 18, 2018

What’s in a Lenticular Picture?

Artful Resources, Exhibits

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.

August 18, 2017

Capturing Monday’s Solar Eclipse: Tips & Ideas

Artful Resources, News

Your unaided phone probably won't take a satisfying photograph, so it's time to get creative.

April 14, 2017

Photographer Bob Friedman’s “Simplicity”

Artist Interviews

"The arrangement of graphic elements is often more interesting then the reality of the scene. And, the abstracts just simply look good."

December 21, 2016

Photographer Wil Scott on “Red Nude”

Artist Interviews

Red Nude represents the start of a new focus on people for Wil Scott, a photographer and art historian.

November 28, 2016

Photographer Gloria Spellman: What the House Was Saying

Artist Interviews

“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.”

November 10, 2016

Memory and Grief in Soomin Ham’s “Sound of Butterfly”

Exhibits

When you're in a reflective mood, an art exhibit can be the perfect place to find some peace and quiet.

August 18, 2016

Repost: Artwork Photography Guide

Artful Resources

If you've attempted photographing your artwork in the past, you've probably noticed a number of issues. We're here to help!

June 30, 2016

Fierce Layers

Artist Interviews

Sonia's art career started with photography, and she has added layers — literally and figuratively — as time goes on.

January 29, 2016

See “Hairtraits” by Space of Her Own

Exhibits, News

January 14, 2016

Photographer Pete McCutchen’s “Radical Openness”

Artist Interviews

“Have you ever seen a child in a new place, eyes wide, looking around curiously?”

December 9, 2015

Special Art Opp: Want to Be a National Parks Photographer?

Artist Opportunities

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.

August 13, 2015

The Zero-Budget Guide to Photographing Artwork

Artful Resources

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.

July 27, 2015

Q&A With Yogi Photographer David Kosar

Artist Interviews

“What does yoga have to do with photography? This may surprise you, but it is part of my process.”

December 23, 2014

Q&A with Artist Marisa White

Artist Interviews

“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.”

November 13, 2014

Who is the Man in the Bowler Hat?

Exhibits

There's not much we can say for sure about the figure, who reoccurs in many of the pieces in this exhibit.

August 21, 2014

Fall Photography Classes For All

Art Classes

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.

May 19, 2014

Q&A with Claire Carroll: “Woman Shoots Man”

Artist Interviews

"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."

Tag: photography

Take it to the street: Lee Hassig’s photographs capture Colonial Williamsburg’s Duke of Glocester Street

Artist Opportunities #442

Artist Opportunities #441

Artist Opportunities #437

Snapshots of the World with Photographer Kathryn Mohrman

Reflections with June Award Winner Ron Colbroth

Looking Up: A Space Of Her Own Pop-Up

What’s in a Lenticular Picture?

Capturing Monday’s Solar Eclipse: Tips & Ideas

Photographer Bob Friedman’s “Simplicity”

Photographer Wil Scott on “Red Nude”

Photographer Gloria Spellman: What the House Was Saying

Memory and Grief in Soomin Ham’s “Sound of Butterfly”

Repost: Artwork Photography Guide

Fierce Layers

See “Hairtraits” by Space of Her Own

Photographer Pete McCutchen’s “Radical Openness”

Special Art Opp: Want to Be a National Parks Photographer?

The Zero-Budget Guide to Photographing Artwork

Q&A With Yogi Photographer David Kosar

Q&A with Artist Marisa White

Who is the Man in the Bowler Hat?

Fall Photography Classes For All

Q&A with Claire Carroll: “Woman Shoots Man”

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