Two opportunities to see art inspired by local food and the Ag Reserve
If we do not permit the earth to produce beauty and joy, it will in the end not produce food, either. ~ Joseph Wood Krutch
The Ag Reserve is preserved as a working landscape to benefit the entire region in a number of practical ways. The food it makes is meant to nourish people, the landscapes protected to filter the water and air. That being said - it is gorgeous. The beauty of both the land and the food that comes from it will be on display in two gallery shows this fall.
Countryside Artisans Farm to Gallery
Black Rock Center for the Arts
Sept. 16 - October 28
Opening Reception on September 17 2-4pm
This collection of rural Montgomery County artists has moved the Reserve to the gallery featuring pieces in textiles, fiber, stone, oils, watercolors, pastels, glass, wood, clay, stoneware, and porcelain.
This show will be up during our Royce Hanson Award Ceremony at Black Rock on October 22 where we celebrate David Scott Jr. and his family. Stay tuned for details.
Black Rock Center for the Arts
Sept. 16 - October 28
Opening Reception on September 17 2-4pm
This collection of rural Montgomery County artists has moved the Reserve to the gallery featuring pieces in textiles, fiber, stone, oils, watercolors, pastels, glass, wood, clay, stoneware, and porcelain.
This show will be up during our Royce Hanson Award Ceremony at Black Rock on October 22 where we celebrate David Scott Jr. and his family. Stay tuned for details.
"Foodies" A Juried Photo Exhibit ~ September 16-October 22
Glen Echo Photoworks
Reception and Gallery Talk: September 15 7-9pm
Calling all Gastronomes! Photoworks Gallery announces FOODIES, our Fall 2017 Photography Exhibition. Juried by Debra Moser (VisArts, Edible DC), this exhibit will highlight the good, the bad and the tasty of our cultural obsession with eating as a hobby.
Glen Echo Photoworks
Reception and Gallery Talk: September 15 7-9pm
Calling all Gastronomes! Photoworks Gallery announces FOODIES, our Fall 2017 Photography Exhibition. Juried by Debra Moser (VisArts, Edible DC), this exhibit will highlight the good, the bad and the tasty of our cultural obsession with eating as a hobby.
