Artists & Makers Studios Presents Two Spectacular Exhibits with 10 Metro Area Artists for the Month of May
“The Otis Street Arts Project” with 8 Out-of-the-Box Artists
"Elements of Nature" with Alison Sigethy and Carol Talkov
Artists & Makers Studios in Rockville will present two incredible exhibits in three galleries for the month of April, with artists whose names you need to know, if you don’t already. The Otis Street Arts Project and Elements of Nature open Friday, May 6, and ... view more »
Artists & Makers Studios Presents Two Spectacular Exhibits with 10 Metro Area Artists for the Month of May
“The Otis Street Arts Project” with 8 Out-of-the-Box Artists
“Elements of Nature” with Alison Sigethy and Carol Talkov
Artists & Makers Studios in Rockville will present two incredible exhibits in three galleries for the month of April, with artists whose names you need to know, if you don’t already. The Otis Street Arts Project and Elements of Nature open Friday, May 6, and continue through Thursday, May 26, 2016. Viewing hours are 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM, Monday-Friday, Saturday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM, and Sundays by appointment. Saturday May 7th will be an Open Studio event for the resident artists, and an additional festive opportunity for visitors to see the exhibits from 12-4 PM.
The Otis Street Arts Project & Elements of Nature Opening Reception
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM, Friday, May 6, 2016
Artists & Makers Studios
11810 Parklawn Dr., Suite 210
Rockville, MD 20852
The Otis Street Arts Project just turned one year old in Mt. Rainier, Maryland and their exhibit in two galleries will show the forward-thinking work of 8 diverse and talented artists. Sean Hennessey, David Mordini, Jenna North, Alma Selimovic, Liz Lescault, Art Drauglis, Gloria Chapa and M.L. Duffy will fill the galleries with some of their latest works. Using a multitude of techniques, disciplines and approaches to the content of their art, they are connected and influenced by their daily interactions and conversations.
Alison Sigethy and Carol Talkov will open Elements of Nature. The ancient Greeks believed that the fundamentals of nature consisted of these four elements; Earth, Water, Air and Fire. The transformative properties of these elemental manifestations create the dissimilarity and diversity in the world around us. In spite of the uniqueness of nature’s singularity, there is also the recognition that the principle of total unity does exist because everything in nature consists of those same four elements.
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