re-Cog’ni’zing / dc revisiting a prior awareness while seeing anew, redefining and rediscovering with affection   From unique vantage points and unexpected perspectives, painter and

Pete McCutchen captures naturally–occurring textures and patterns found in snow, ice, and sand. Printed on metallic paper on a large scale, these striking images straddle

Dzikiewicz creates her immense, evocative paintings with encaustic wax, an ancient and archival medium, by fusing layers of beeswax, pigment, gesso, and resin. Serendipitously, the

“Rust used to be my nemesis as a welder—any nicks or scrapes in my steel sculptures had to be repainted to prevent rust. I made

Oil painter Ito Briones asks viewers to play the part of detective and uncover the truth behind “A Murder in Bruges: Cast of Characters,” on

Guy Jones’s Drawing Energy: The Logic of Madness features pen and ink drawings on clayboard panels, animal skulls, turtle shells, and wood fungus. Jones uses

A pocket watch, a palette knife, a matchbox; oil painter Michael McSorley brings together the unexpected, the ordinary, and the unassuming through carefully constructed three-dimensional

Linda Brinker Hafer Award for Best in Show Ron Colbroth, Still Waters Anne Banks Award for Mixed Media Abol Bahadori, Reverie Honorable Mentions Young Choi,

Deborah Conn celebrates women of different ages, races, and experiences in large-scale watercolor portraits. According to Conn, “Each of these women has a solid core

The Amelia T. Clemente Award for Best in Show Beverly Ryan, Drone Silhouette The Best in Show 2-D Figurative Work Award Jacqueline Saunders, Uncertainty Honorable

A Study of Manhattan: Power, Dominance, and Excellence New York City is a visual cacophony. From the blaring taxis to the dense throngs of people,

The Marshall Award for Best in Show Karen Schmitz, The New Normal Honorable Mentions Cristy West, Beehive Sharon Malley, Have You Friended Me? Ann Ruppert,

Drones for warfare, surveillance, commercial delivery, intelligence gathering, crime prevention, and research are in place. Implications… menace or panacea? Read more here!

View the works on Flickr! Read a blog post about the show!   The Art League Award for Best in Show Kay Walsh, Lakeside Villa

The Art League’s Patrons’ Show Fundraiser is an experience that’s part fundraiser, part block party, and totally fun. It’s The Art League’s biggest fundraising event of

Sally Canzoneri’s exhibition of lenticular pictures featuring people and places in the DMV area. In lenticular pictures, viewers see one image from one side of

View the works on Flickr!   Gallery Director Award for Best in Show Kathleen Best Gillmann, March Thaw The Art League Award Sardar Aziz, Construction