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Upcoming Events
February 8 - April 8
WINTER SNOW STORM POSTPONES We THe People Reception
ART RECEPTION POSTPONED, The February Blizzard has caused the Maryland General Assembly to close so our WE THE PEOPLE Artist Reception scheduled for Monday, February 8th has been posponed. A future date will be scheduled for this event, please check this site again for the new date.
February 8 - April 8
We The People -- ART EXHIBIT
This exhibition of 24 figurative paintings and portraits that the critics justifiably call "iconic" spans the Colonial period through the Revolutionary period, touching on issues that lead to the signing of our Constitution. Many of the works are by artist Greg Harlin. Other pieces are by Ann Munro Wood, Sally Wern Comport and Roxie Munro. The result is refreshingly evenhanded. Enter room 142 of the Maryland House of Delegates Lowe House Office Building and enjoy an art exhibit that offers a fresh understanding of the story of our Constitution. 6 Rowe Blvd/Bladen Street, Annapolis. 410-280-1414. Free.
May 2 - May 16, 6pm-8pm
Kaeli Smith Spring 2010 Exhibit
First Sunday in May -- several new pieces by Kaeli Smith will be released at the opening of her Spring 2010 exhibit on Sunday, May 2, 2009. Kaeli will be in the gallery to meet patrons and guests from 6:00 to 8:00 pm.
June 9 - December 31
Six Annapolis Masters
In a city of classic art,
six Annapolis masters
...stand alone.
Invest in art by the masters… collect exquisite works from our gallery devoted to six Annapolis painters.
September 5, 5pm-7pm
YooMi Yoon 2010 Exhibit
Exquisite sumi paintings and delicate papercuttings by YooMi Yoon exhibit through September 19. Meet the artist Sunday, September, Sept 5, from 5 to 7 pm.
April 21 - August 29
War of 1812 -- Exhibition
In celebration of the bicentennial of the War of 1812, this show will present about 30 watercolor and oil paintings of various battles, maps and events that took place between 1803 and 1815. Watercolors, oils and mixed media by Annapolis masters include The British Burning Washington DC, the Defense of Fort McHenry, and the Battle of New Orleans. This facinating show explores the many battles and events that American historians now refer to as the War of 1812.
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