Sunday, May 13, 2007

coming soon in DC (cont'd)


Please come out and make this event happen. I must admit I find the current DC scene ..promising..but still "retentive". I find most of the people a bit reserved, and "two faced". I wish they would cut loose- "let it all hang out" abit more in this town. Just like on Capital Hill they are a bit withheld and "calculating".
They just had an art fair..and it was ..well.."fair".
NOBODY dances in this mini-bohemia. Nobody has any romantic "passion" or anything like that. They tell me the 80's was sort of their golden age. I wish something would happen to "spark them up." The so called "Mid-City" scene could use a proper happening club but all the Neighborhood Associations won't allow it. They want the facsimile of urban living not the real thing.
How many times do I have to say it? "This town needs an enema."






Sondra N. ArkinChuck BaxterJoan BelmarJody BergstresserKristina BilonickTanja BosScott G. BrooksJeff CodeRobert T. ColeRobert DodgeGary FisherGlenn FryCharlie GaynorFreya GrandCharlie JonesBetsy KarasikCraig KraftBridget Sue LambertAnne MarchandRegina M. MieleMarc MonteleoneLucinda F. MurphyMinna Newman NathansonBetto OrtizMark ParascandolaG. Byron PeckMiguel Perez LemBrian PetroMary Beth RamseyMarina ReiterPeter Alexander RomeroNicolas F. ShiRichard SiegmanSteven StichterKelly TowlesAnita WalshMike WeberAngela WhiteRobert WienerColin Winterbottom







OPEN STUDIOSMAY 19 and 20, 2007Download Handy PDF Map Now!Don't forget to sign up for our email list. We only send out news a few times a year. Your privacy is assured. Many artist studios within walking distance of the Dupont/Logan Circles will be open for visitors with over 20 artists exhibiting. This is a unique opportunity to see some of DC’s most exciting artists in their ‘home environments.’ Check out the burgeoning local art scene that is finding its focus in the dynamic Mid City neighborhoods, and visit some of the supporting Galleries and art related businesses that have recently opened – following the artists into this upscale urban environment. Who are the Mid City Artists? They are a diverse and talented group of nearly 40 professional artists who have come together for the purpose of promoting their art, and the Dupont/Logan neighborhoods they call home. It is an opportunity to integrate their art with the fast growing retail and commercial concerns that are located in this area. They are here to let you know that “there is more than a real-estate boom in Mid City - there is a group of extraordinarily talented artists who have quietly made a name for themselves by offering great art at affordable prices to the insiders who know them. The local Community has discovered this treasure, and you can discover it, too.

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