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Upcoming Exhibits
Last Updated:3.21.2010   

 


Debi Sacks
Sat. Mar. 6 - Thur.  Apr. 1, 2010
Debi Sacks paints in an Abstract Expressionist style. She uses bold colors and gestural brush-strokes which hint at interpretations of the natural world. Occasionally she incorporates objects meaningful to her (for example, military ribbons) into her paintings. She also uses metallic colors, textured paper, and shallow three-dimensional objects applied to the canvas – all of which create unique textures and color effects. The finished works challenge the viewer to make their own internal (psychic) and/or external (nature) interpretations. Ms. Sacks has exhibited her paintings extensively in the Washington, D.C. area since the mid 90’s.
   
Charles Jarboe
Sat. Apr. 10 - Thur.  May 6, 2010
Brook Oil on Panel Painting at Marin-Price Galleries Charles Jarboe lives and paints in Baltimore, Maryland. Art critics consider Mr. Jarboe one of the foremost painters in the American realist tradition. He is equally at home applying this style of painting to the landscapes of rural and urban America. There is much more to Mr. Jarboe’s paintings than copying the scene in front of him, however. All of his paintings are composites of his emotions and extensive imagination. They draw the viewer in and are subject to multiple interpretations. Mr. Jarboe has exhibited extensively in Realist Shows at Galleries and Museums throughout the United States. His paintings are highly sought after by public and private collectors.
   
Group Sculpture
Sat. Apr. 24 - Thur.  May 13,2010
  Seated Boy Bronze Sculpture by artist Joseph Sheppard at Marin-Price Galleries   Represented in this exhibit will be Jane DeDecker, Joseph Sheppard, Robert Birbeck, Donna Dobberfuhl, and Joan Bontempo. Jane DeDecker is considered one of the top bronze sculptors in the United States. She sculpts the human figure or figures in all of life’s circumstances. Her work can be playful and/or thought-provoking. Joseph Sheppard received the top international sculpture award bestowed by the city of Pietrasanta, Italy in 2008 (the world’s sculpture center). Mr. Sheppard concerns himself with sculpting the human form in the classical tradition. Robert Birbeck sculpts in different types of wood, focusing on the female figure.  His work is fresh, funny, and socially satirical. Joan Bontempo’s ceramic sculptures are stunning in form, color, and texture. Artistic enjoyment of her creations is stressed over useful function. The sculptures of all these artists are prominent in both public and private collections
   
Jenness Cortez
Sat. May 15 - Thur.  Jun 10, 2010
  Vincent's Vision Paiting at Marin-Price Galleries by artist Jenness Cortez   Jenness Cortez is one of the top-selling artists in the United States. Ms. Cortez is currently painting still life and interior scenes into which she incorporates great paintings from the American and European traditions. In a contemporary setting she includes modern or antique objects which comment on and interact with the painting within the painting. Ms. Cortez, like Charles Jarboe, is considered one of the top realist painters in the country with her ability to bring everyday objects to life on the canvas. For these reasons her paintings can be found in museum and private collections throughout the United States.
   
Joseph Holston
Sat. June 12 - Thur.  July 15, 2010
  The Hunt Study Painting by artist Joseph Holston at Marin-Price Galleries   Joseph Holston is a Washington native who began doing commercial art and design work for department stores early in his career. Since 1971 Mr. Holston has dedicated himself completely to selling his own art work. Mr. Holston’s paintings have a strong narrative quality. He unifies his compositions through the use of strong colors and lines, always desiring to bring the viewer to active participation in the story being told. His current critically-acclaimed traveling exhibition titled “Color in Freedom” narrates in paint the journey of African-American slaves from bondage to freedom. Mr. Holston’s art appears in significant museum and private collections.
         

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