Local galleries are showcasing a diverse array of artistic creations this October, featuring both established and emerging talents. Visitors can explore a rich selection of paintings, sculptures, and mixed media pieces across various venues, each offering a unique glimpse into the artistic landscape of the region.
At St. John’s College, Renée Green’s work, “Space Poem #2 (Laura’s Words),” captures attention with its intricate details. Nearby, Susan Tousley presents her acrylic piece “Heron” at Gallery 57 West, inviting viewers to appreciate the beauty of nature through her lens.
The Maryland Hall’s Earl Gallery features Ozlem Tasel’s serene oil painting, “Morning Bliss,” while Susan Hostetler’s “5 Birds on Steel,” a creative blend of clay and steel, is on display at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art. Each piece offers a different perspective on artistic technique and expression.
Geoff Hunt, known for his signed prints, presents “The Heavyweight Punch” at the Annapolis Marine Art Gallery. His works often reflect maritime themes, a fitting tribute to the local culture. Jeffrey Krimmel’s “Improvisation #9,” an acrylic on cradled panel, is available at Paul’s Homewood Cafe, further highlighting the dynamic range of styles on exhibit.
Other notable pieces include Audrey Lee’s watercolor painting “Chick and Ruth’s” at Annapolis Pearl Gallery and David LaPalombra’s oil work “Sargent Mountain,” featured for the MFA Collector’s Choice. Vova Piven’s vibrant “Summertime Glow” at McBride Gallery brings warmth to the autumn season.
The MFA Circle Gallery is hosting the Fall Member Show, where visitors can view Nancy Keene Fishel’s digital painting, “Focused, Fleeting and Flat Out Tired.” This exhibition highlights the talents of local artists, fostering a sense of community and collaboration within the art scene.
Additional exhibitions include Ann Margaret Morris’s charcoal works, “Embankment” and “Poplar,” both showcased at Maryland Hall’s Martino Gallery. Lee Goodwin’s archival digital pigment print, “Sept. Morning in Annapolis,” also features in the Fall Member Show, underlining the artistic diversity of the area.
As October progresses, art enthusiasts can look forward to discovering more captivating pieces. The talent of local artists shines through in these exhibitions, making a significant impact on the cultural fabric of the community. Whether through abstract interpretations or realistic portrayals, each artwork tells a unique story, inviting viewers to engage and reflect on their meanings.
