Thursday, August 9, 2012





We are excited to announce that our Gallery has moved !

We are now located at 9945 Fall Road, in the same shopping Center Behind Verizon and next to Big Wheels Bike Shop.
For our GRAND OPENING we announce our new exhibition

Photography by Evelyn Jacob

Sculpture by Nancy Frankel

Mixed Media by Felisa Federman

SEPTEMBER 4 through 30, 2012
Reception SEPTEMBER 7 6 - 9PM
ARTIST TALK SEPTEMBER 30 2PM

 

Felisa Federman is our most esteemed and widely exhibited resident artist


Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Felisa Federman has lived in Maryland with her family since 1991. She graduated from the Buenos Aires Fine Arts Academy in 1985, where she studied fiber art techniques, as well as painting and drawing. She currently works as both an Art and Spanish instructor in the Washington greater area. She has volunteer at her children schools and other art programs also.
She was one of the artist's featured in the article; “An artists among us” by Insight Magazine,2007.
Her artwork is in the permanent collection of The Latino Museum of History, Art and Culture, Los Angeles.
Federman is a multifaceted painter, a fiber and assemblage artist who is continually reinventing herself. Her mixed media assemblages are conceived as puzzles that allow strong sensory experience to lead the viewer into a fragile world. Her works contemplate reality from both a conceptual and abstract standpoint. The surfaces present dynamic, active areas opposed to calmer ones, which attenuate coexisting allusions of reality with abstract forms. She rivets the viewer’s attention with this weird atmosphere of virtual reality. “My goal is to create a diffuse atmospheric space where people can be drawn in, and find the possibility to see or not to see... The compositions are planned like puzzles to attract the viewer’s attention and sensibility, inviting them into a fragile world full of strong sensory atmosphere. Abstract art is something that few people can understand, so I use simple and familiar images to engage
them.”
She had shown her work nationally and internationally:
Santa Reparata Art School, Florence, Italy;
Alain Prillard Gallery, Saint Cirq-Lapopie, France. Galeria 0+0 Gestion;
Cultural, Valencia, Spain. Museo Fundacional, Centro Cultural Rivadavia;
Mendoza, Expotrastienda Art Fair, RG en el Arte in Buenos Aires in
Argentina.
































Monday, April 30, 2012

The Art Gallery of Potomac is Proud to present Claire Howard with David Therrialt


Precious Daugther



Peaceful Bethany



Bermuda Afternoon

  "Painting on Sunshine"


New work by Oil Painter Claire Howard and Stone Sculptor David Therriault 

          May 2nd to June 3rd.




     Opening Reception

   May 5, 2012  5 till 7PM





About Claire Howard


 Claire's paintings are executed with a pallet knife, creating a rich texture with vibrant colors. This collection is about the peace and serenity of summer beaches and inspiring, thoughtful pathways. Many of her canvases in this exhibit are large. She is enjoying these large scaled pieces, finding that they give the look and feel of windows in interior spaces. They are perfect for sofa and foyer walls that demand an important statement. The subject matter is calming, refreshing, and beautiful. All the pieces on her website www.clairehoward.net are available as reproductions on canvas, wood, glass and even aluminum, making them suitable for outdoor patios and exterior walls. They can be enlarged or reduced. She is also including prints and cards in this exhibit. Please join Claire and David for their Opening Reception Saturday, May 5th from 5-7pm. They are featuring the wines from locally acclaimed Sugarloaf Mountain Winery and look forward to you visiting during the month of May.

About David Therrialt

David Therriault creates sculpture from stone. David’s artistic training and inspiration come from a lifetime of incorporating stone in natural settings as a landscape designer and as a shopkeeper at his countryside garden center in Beallsville, MD. His work reflects his intimacy with stone in nature and reveals its “beauty and soul.” Stones speak to the artist and they are reborn as garden sculpture, birdbaths, fountains, and home accents.

David’s sculpture is featured at Alden Farms, a countryside garden shop in the agricultural reserve of upper Montgomery County (www.aldenfarms.net). The sculpture garden at Alden Farms provides the perfect setting for David’s original works in stone.


Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Tom Green at the Gallery

Our Opening Reception on Saturday was Blast and we had over 200 people come out to support ALS in buying jewelry and art!

We have a raffle!

Tom Green's work can be found at the Guggenheim, and the Museum of Modern Art at the Smithsonian! He has so generously donated a print to help raise money for ALS research as well as the in home care of ALS patients. Please see the links below. Donate/invest in this worthy cause.

http://webdc.alsa.org/site/PageNavigator/DC_6_Gliphs_Raffle.html

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/i-think-all-you-can-do-is-embrace-it/2011/11/12/gIQAJk34FN_video.html

Saturday, February 25, 2012

The Art Gallery of Potomac



For the month of March we have a New Exhibition and we are proud to feature three local artists;

Betsy Baden 
Yolanda Prinsloo
Mary Hawkins

in

Visions of the Earth
"It is through this mysterious life on earth that we travel and experience our visions..."
A three woman art show depicting the earth and at times using materials from the earth to represent our lives; our surroundings and our experiences.

 
(A Fundraiser for ALS)

March 1st through April 1st 2012

Opening Reception - Saturday March 3, 5pm to 7pm

Artists Demonstration - Saturday March 17, 2pm to 4pm

PAN - Potomac Arts Night moderated by Dalton Delan
with Michael Blumenthal, Linda Pastan and Duo Concertone (NSO)
Saturday March 31, 6pm to 7pm


The Preparation oil on Canvas by Yolanda Prinsloo


Conch Shell oil on Gold Leaf by Yolanda Prinsloo


White Rose oil on goldleaf by Yolanda Prinsloo

Quiet Morning at the Lake  oil on canvas by Yolanda Prinsloo
Betsy Kimball Baden Lapis Lazuli with Sterling Silver

Mary Hawkins oil on canvas C&O Canal


This is a three woman art show depicting the earth and at times using materials from the earth to represent our lives; our surroundings and our experiences.

Please read more at PotomacArtists.org