Art enthusiasts can explore a vibrant selection of artwork at various local galleries this October. From paintings to mixed media, the offerings reflect a diverse range of styles and themes. Notable pieces include works by established artists as well as emerging talents.
Featured Artists and Their Works
At /m, St. John’s College, visitors can see a detail of Renéé Green‘s “Space Poem #2 (Laura’s Words),” which invites contemplation on language and space. Meanwhile, at Gallery 57 West, Susan Tousley presents “Heron,” an acrylic piece that captures the grace of wildlife.
The Earl Gallery at Maryland Hall showcases Ozlem Tasel‘s “Morning Bliss,” an oil on canvas that evokes the tranquility of dawn. At Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, Susan Hostetler displays “5 Birds on Steel,” a unique combination of clay and steel that highlights the beauty of natural forms.
Other highlights include Chris Best‘s “Docking the 420’s,” an oil painting featured at McBride Gallery, and Geoff Hunt‘s signed print “The Heavyweight Punch,” available at Annapolis Marine Art Gallery. Both artists contribute to the rich tapestry of local talent, each with a distinctive approach to their medium.
Emerging Talents and Mixed Media
Several emerging artists are also making waves this month. Jeffrey Krimmel presents “Improvisation #9,” an acrylic work displayed at Paul’s Homewood Cafe, while Audrey Lee‘s watercolor painting “Chick and Ruth’s” can be found at Annapolis Pearl Gallery.
At the Yumi Hogan International Art Gallery in BWI Airport, Preston Sampson‘s mixed media piece “Created Equal” invites reflection on social themes. In addition, Ann Margaret Morris showcases two charcoal works, “Embankment” and “Poplar,” at Maryland Hall’s Martino Gallery.
The Fall Member Show at MFA Circle Gallery features Lee Goodwin‘s “Sept. Morning in Annapolis,” an archival digital pigment print that captures the essence of the local landscape. Other notable contributions include Christina Helowicz‘s “The Tenderness We Share,” a cast glass and steel installation at Maryland Hall.
This October’s exhibitions are not only a testament to the creativity within the community but also an opportunity for art lovers to engage with a variety of artistic expressions. From traditional oil paintings to innovative mixed media, the local galleries offer something for everyone.
As the month progresses, visitors are encouraged to explore these galleries and support local artists. Each piece tells a story, inviting viewers to interpret and appreciate the diverse talents on display.