Opening at Gallery 555

Gallery 555DC

The champagne opening of the Washington Glass School student exhibition at Gallery 555 in downtown Washington, DC was this weekend.

Sculpture works by F to R: Robert Kincheloe, Brenda Dean, Teddie Hathaway, Erin Antognoli, Patrick Truby.

Many long-time friends and students of the glass school stopped in, and catching up with them and with the artists and students exhibiting at the gallery - is was a lot of fun!

Here are some pix from the opening: The exhibit will be up the rest of the month - get in to see the work first-hand!

Artists Brenda Dean and Patrick Truby.

Erwin Timmers catches up with painter/blogger Anne Marchand.

Work by Graham Fox.

The Washington Glass School 10th Anniversary Student Sculpture Exhibit Gallery 555dc 555 12th Street NW Lobby, Washington DC 20004 202-393-1409 or 240-447-6071
Gallery555dc.com

Exhibition Dates: Now thru June 30, 2011.

Gallery 555dc to Feature WGS Student Exhibition

Jodi Walsh - owner of DC's Gallery 555dc, visited the Washington Glass School to jury works by students for a new glass sculpture show that opens this Saturday, June 4, 2011.
The judging took place over the Memorial Day weekend.

Erin Antognoli's glass and steel sculpture is reviewed.

All manner of glass sculpture are discussed by the jury.

Patrick Truby's cast glass and forged steel work in the foreground.

Director Erwin Timmers points out some of the finer details.

Congratulations to all the artists selected for the show - it should be a great event!
Washington Glass School artists in the exhibit include: Patrick Truby, Graham Fox, Nancy Donnelly, Robert Kincheloe, Teddie Hathaway, Brenda Dean and Erin Antognoli.

The Washington Glass School 10th Anniversary
Student Exhibit
Gallery 555dc
555 12th Street NW Lobby, Washington DC 20004
202-393-1409 or 240-447-6071
Gallery555dc.com

Exhibition Dates: June 1 - June 30, 2011.
The reception is Saturday, June 4th, 2011 - noon to 5pm; Artists present 3 – 5pm

The gallery will also feature paintings by Michele Cormier.