Reynolds Museum, on the grounds of Mount Vernon, depicts the life of slaves on the estate through interactive touchscreens, life-size silhouettes, interactive displays, archaeological discoveries and documents.
Lives Bound Together: Slavery at George Washington’s Mount Vernon Greater Reston Arts Center: 12001 Market St., Suite 103, Reston Cloud will explore identity, subjectivity, art-making and painting versus photography in his work.
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The New York-based artist will present a series of collages based on black-and-white work of photographer Annie Leibovitz. Williams’ paintings on metal explore human adaption, while Blondeau’s paintings explore perception. Signature Gallery: 11850 Freedom Drive, Reston Left by Sophie Blondeau, Right by Brian Williams // AntenaeumĪrtists Brian Williams and Sophie Blondeau’s work is displayed. The painter produces his work through a process of combining different materials in a collage and transforming the collage into bright, bold paintings. Washington-based abstract painter Craig Moran is known for his eye-catching art work. There will also be a jury panel talk on May 10, featuring jurors Ksenia Grishkova of Touchstone Gallery, Jack Rasmussen of American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center and independent curator Blair Murphy. This yearly exhibition features work by four local, emerging artists: Katie Barrie, Ronald Jackson, Hollis McCracken and Holly Trout. Lillis’ work focuses on illustrating the “unconscious mind at work.” // GMU Art Lab: 9518 Workhouse Way, LortonĮxperience the visuals of mathematics: patterns, symmetry and ratios on display. Northern Virginia-based Jennifer Lillis’ work consists of paintings and printmaking. The Little Theatre of Alexandria: 600 Wolfe St., Alexandria Dowd struggles to maintain his relationship with his imaginary rabbit friend, Harvey, due to his family’s skepticism. Mary Chase’s Harvey toggles between reality and imagination as main character Elwood P. Gilbert uses his work to capture the essence of the city. E., ViennaĪ Study of Manhattan: Power, Dominance and ExcitementĪrtist Robert Gilbert transforms reality as he creates his own interpretation of Manhattan with his paintbrush. These hands-on shows are fun and exciting for kids of all ages. The Great Zucchini is a preschool and kindergarten entertainer who performs magic. This entertaining band of three is dedicated to keeping the smile on children’s faces with their lively and entertaining performances. Centreville Regional Library: 14200 St. This workshop is open to all girls in sixth-12th grade. Kick start your career and learn about the benefits of coding.
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