The DC Traveler

For the forth year, Irving Contemporary in Washington, DC, is hosting its annual Introductions art show, which features a selection of recent graduates and student artists from art schools across the U.S.
By soliciting entries from student and recent grads from major art schools, Irvine received over 250 submissions.  Of those, 35 were selected to be reviewed by a jury, with just 9 artists making the cut, including three local artists, all from Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore.  
Works include paper, stone, photography, oil on canvas, wood and plastic and video by the following artists who are probably …read more

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Are you a fan of modern art? If so, this is one exhibit you can’t miss.  In fact, it may be the art exhibit of the year in Washington DC. 
The Société Anonyme (which translates from French to “anonymous organization”) was founded in 1920 as an experimental museum and to advance and promote American and European modern and avant-garde art and artists in America.  It introduced and promoted both now-recognized modern artists such as Alexander Calder, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso and co-founder and Dada modernist Man Ray, as well as lesser-known artists in exhibitions throughout the U.S. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
In true Dada style, the …read more

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