We are excited to announce the Public Artists' Awards from Paint Annapolis 2022! More than sixty public painters participated in Paint Annapolis and covered the walls of our pop up gallery. See the work online now through June 25.
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We are excited to announce the Juried Artists' Awards from Paint Annapolis 2022! See the work online or at Circle Gallery now through June 25.
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.
We’re excited to welcome Ronaldo Dorado from Annapolis, Maryland as a juried artist for Paint Annapolis 2022!
"I am drawn to color especially as it is bathed in sunlight…investigating the colors reaction as it is bathed warm in sunlight or cooled in shadow." -Crystal Moll
We've finished moving out of the Paint Annapolis pop up, so things have settled down here at the Circle Gallery. This year Paint Annapolis was incredible. Check out these photos from the week during Paint Annapolis 2021.
Seventy-eight public painters participated in Paint Annapolis 2021. Their artwork is now covering the walls of the Paint Annapolis Pop-Up Gallery at 4 Church Circle. The awards were judged by Annapolis' Mayor, Gavin Buckley, the Mid-Atlantic Plein Air Painters Association juror, Bruno Baran, and the Annapolis Gallery Association jurors. Congratulations to the Public Artist Awards winners!
Click here to see the first, second and third place winners of the juried artists from Paint Annapolis 2021!
Alison is a Plein air painter who has recently settled in southern Maryland. As a part of a Navy family, she moved around the country many times throughout her life and has been inspired by the different terrains, lights, and architecture she was encountered at each new place.
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.
Today, Maryland celebrates its formal founding as a colony in the 1600s. From the bay to the mountains, this is a beautiful state that MFA gets to call home, and to celebrate, we're showing off some Maryland-based artists that you should really know about.
Yesterday, artists finished up work for Paint Annapolis 2020, which means today we'll be having a reception! Click here to register for the online reception to be the first to see who won what for this year's Paint Annapolis 2020 - and then come see the pieces in person at Circle Gallery and our Pop Up Gallery at 186 Main Street.
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