From the oceans that surround this continent to the mountains that divide it – this land is home to some of the worlds most powerful landscapes. Open to all media MFA showcased any original 2-D or 3-D work depicting a landscape from the Americas (*North America, Hawaii, Central America, Caribbean & South America). Works selected were exhibited in MFA’s Circle Gallery from Aug 13 – Sep 12, 2020.
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A year long MFA Membership was given to the five artists who's pieces got the most votes in a People's Choice Award. Congratulations to our winners and to all the artists who helped make this show so powerful and timely.
A year long MFA Membership was given to the five artists who's pieces got the most votes in a People's Choice Award. Congratulations to our winners and to all the artists who helped make this show so powerful and timely.
MFA shows are back in Circle Gallery - and we're so happy that the first one is with our Members! We're trying our best to make shows accessible to you, whether you feel safe coming into the gallery only 10 at a time or if you would rather stay home and enjoy art from your couch. Check out the show online anytime you want!
Whether in your home, in the yard, or on a bike – it’s all about keeping people six feet apart and safe. Artists were asked to submit up to two piece for this online exhibition on how quarantine and COVID19 has affected them and the world.
Getting ready for Art on Paper this year? This all-paper show has been a popular MFA exhibit for years now and to help jump start your entry take some inspiration from one of our favorite paper artists: Charles Young. So check this out. In 2014 Charles Young started Paperholm, a daily paper-only project on his tumblr page … Continue reading Thoughtful Thursday: Get a Fold of This
Meet this week’s featured artist, Sarah Salomon, member since 2015: ME: My name is Sarah Hood Salomon and I'm a fine art photographer. I live in Bethesda and work out of a converted garage space on the side of my house. I'm married and have 3 wonderful children and new granddaughter. I began taking photographs in … Continue reading Me & My Art Monday: Sarah Salomon
Meet this week's featured artist, Penny Knobel-Besa, new member: ME: Originally from Baltimore, for the past twenty years I’ve lived on a mountain ridge in Western Maryland in a little spot called, (no laughing please) Flintstone; yes Farmer Flint is mentioned in George Washington’s diary so it’s an old area. My husband is Hilmar Gottesthal, international … Continue reading Me & My Art Monday: Meet Penny Knobel-Besa
Meet this week's featured artist, Warren Kornberg, new member: ME: I’m an expatriate New Yorker living in Garrett Park, MD. After almost 40 years as a reporter and editor in Boston and Washington, DC, with a casual interest in photography, I gave up the newsroom (when I had to) for the darkroom and, when I … Continue reading Me & My Art Monday: Meet Warren Kornberg
Meet this week's featured artist, Kathleen Dove, member since spring 2015: ME: This phase of life started when I retired, began art, and married for the first time--in that order. I had long felt a lurking desire for the first two, and I now indulge in all three. Two influential experiences in a previous phase were … Continue reading Me & My Art Monday: Meet Kathleen Dove
Meet this week's featured artist, Bob Peterson, member since spring 2014: ME: Originally from Pennsylvania, I have lived in Anne Arundel County for more than 45 years and currently reside in Annapolis with my wife Ruth. I started in photography more than 40 years ago and I had my own darkroom. When my kids were … Continue reading Me & My Art Monday: Meet Bob Peterson
Meet this week's featured artist, George Sass, member since spring 2015: ME: Born and raised in New York, I moved to the Washington, DC area in the late 60s and to Annapolis in the late 70s, where I ran an international advertising agency for 30 years. As the agency’s creative director, I worked with some … Continue reading Me & My Art Monday: Meet George Sass
