"Over the past few years, I have actively been pursuing my passion for watercolor and in the process developing a wonderful circle of like-minded people who have inspired and encouraged me. I sincerely hope that I may continue to be inspired by these persons, and others as yet unmet, as I improve along my path of being the best watercolor painter that I can be!"
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Catherine Hillis has always been an achiever in the arts. As a youngster, she won awards for her artwork and she acted and modeled in print and television ads, majoring in Theatre at the University of Georgia. She knew she would always be involved in the arts in some way.
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.
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.
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
This week's featured artist: Cynthia Angeles, new member: ME: Born and raised in Manila, Philippines, I live and paint in Washington, DC. I loved drawing as a child but concentrated on piano for many years until losing two beloved teachers to cancer. In my sadness and frustration, I took a multi-level art class. Painting has since … Continue reading Me & My Art Monday: Meet Cynthia Angeles
This week's featured artist: Terry Peterson, member since 2004: ME: I have studied and worked with art all my life, beginning with private lessons as a child. After graduating magna cum laude from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, I entered the art work world, working as a t-shirt and poster silk-screener, medical school and … Continue reading Me & My Art Monday: Meet Terry Peterson
This week's featured artist: Larry Booth, member since 2014: ME: I moved to Annapolis in 1984 from Detroit, MI. After working for IBM for 26 years, I retired as a Senior Consultant and ran my own computer consulting firm until my retirement in 2014. I came to art in my mid-40s, studying under established artists at Castle … Continue reading Me & My Art Monday: Meet Larry Booth
