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SUMMARY:Landmark: Iconic American Views\, Annmarie Arts Center\, The Smithsonian
DESCRIPTION:Canyon I from my Colorfield series is selected by Elizabeth Wilson\, Head Registrar of The Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibitions Services\, for the Landmark: Iconic American Views exhibit\, at Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center. \nDuration:\nThe exhibition runs through September 20\, 2026\, offering you ample time to experience the exhibit and the beautiful gardens. \nAbout the selected piece:\nCanyon I\, watercolor and pigment print on a 16×16″ water media panel\, is one of the landscape pieces in my Colorfield series\, which focuses on a dialogue between the structured precision of cartography and the fluid\, emotive qualities of colorfield abstraction. They visualize the human impulse to map and categorize the natural world by overlaying boundaries onto atmospheric horizons. Red and warm colors dominate the palette in these series\, with cold hues used as accents. The degree of abstraction varies; some\, including Canyon I\, are inspired by the Midwestern US\, Arizona\, New Mexico\, and the Grand Canyon. \n 
URL:https://www.abolart.com/event/landmark-iconic-american-views-annmarie-arts-center-the-smithsonian/
LOCATION:Annmarie Art Center\, 13470 Dowell Road\, Solomons\, MD\, 20688\, United States
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SUMMARY:Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art\, Made in VA Biennial 2026
DESCRIPTION:Prey from my Baroque series has been selected for the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art’s Made in VA Biennial 2026 exhibit and is currently featured on the museum’s website. This is a true honor for me\, especially that I received the following remarks from the museum’s senior curator\, Heather Hakimzade\, in her announcement email: \n“This year\, Made in VA received an unprecedented number of applications and reached our submission capacity for the first time in the exhibition’s history. The jury process was incredibly competitive\, and your work stood out among an exceptionally strong group of submissions from artists across the Commonwealth.” \nOpening reception: To be announced \nExhibit duration: September 11\, 2026–March 21\, 2027 \n\nAbout the selected piece:\nPrey (mixed media on 30×24-inch wood panel) reflects on victims of immigration and individuals confined to predefined gender identities\, trapped in the web of established institutions. The overly decorated trap is guarded by a green\, half-spider\, half-insect creature that depicts the intricate and often deceptive allure of oppressive systems while also symbolizing the pervasive nature of societal judgment.
URL:https://www.abolart.com/event/virginia-museum-of-contemporary-art-made-in-va-biennial-2026/
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