We're so excited to welcome back the former president of Maryland Federation of Art David Diaz as a juried artist for Paint Annapolis 2023! "I want to make them think about it a little more – to engage. I want the mark-making to be expressive and to be as important as the subject (maybe more) and, whatever color palette I choose to use." -David Diaz
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Click here to find out who won what at MFA's Strokes of Genius Exhibition 2022!
We’re excited to welcome back the President of the Board at Maryland Federation of Art from Annapolis, Maryland David Diaz as a juried artist for Paint Annapolis 2022! His works are included in collections in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Check out these geniuses! Click here to find out who won what at MFA's Strokes of Genius 2021 exhibition! 🖌
Thank you to everyone who supported our very first Empty Bowls project! The energy in Circle Gallery as people came in to pick up their bowls over the weekend was so much fun to witness. It was great to have people who may not have heard of us come in and take in MFA's Eye of the … Continue reading Empty Bowls 2021 Wrap Up
In June MFA hosted Paint Annapolis, the plein air juried exhibition. At Circle Gallery and at our Paint Annapolis Pop Up Gallery, hosted more than 20 MFA Member artists as a part of the plein air exhibition. Check out the June 11th digital award reception here.
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David Diaz is a Plein air painting who works in oil and pastels and currently lives in Annapolis, MD. He received his undergraduate degree at Frostburg State University as well as formal training at the University of Maryland, Towson University, and Catholic University.
And that's a wrap! After five days of painting we have over 100 pieces of art by the nineteen juried artists - and we're happy to announce the awards for this year!
Day two of Paint Annapolis 2020 started with artists on our doorstep ready to hang their art and start more pieces. See everything that artists worked on today and yesterday 🖌️
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