Past Exhibits Archives – Page 5 of 7

Born at the Bottom of the Ship: James and Zsudayka Terrell

Born at the Bottom of the Ship James and Zsudayka Terrell Exhibit dates: January 31 – March 4, 2019 Reception: Saturday, February 9, 6-8 pm Born at the Bottom of the Ship investigates the identity of the descendants of Africans brought to America, and how that identity still exists in the new tribe – Blacks,

2019 Off the Wall Awards

Visual Art: 1st Place: Luke Pham, Still-Life, Osbourn 2nd Place: Mujgan Gadimbayli, Beauty of Nature, Battlefield 3rd Place: Manuel Guerrero Zdeinert, Freedom of Want, Osbourn Park Honorable Mention: Annie Chotikul, Owls Under Waterfalls, Colgan Francesco Feltri, L’arte Di Essere Fragili, Osbourn Kiara Grover, Skull Still-Life, Colgan Emily Yates, A Beading Reflection, Colgan Art & Technology:

2019 Annual Off the Wall High School Art Competition

Off the Wall Exhibit dates: December 18 – January 25, 2019 The highly anticipated Off the Wall competition returns for its 15th year! Each year the local area high school students are invited to showcase their talent by participating in a high school art competition. The competition allows the students to express their creativity and imagination

Nuts & Bolts: NOVA Community College Faculty Art Exhibit

Nuts & Bolts: NOVA Community College Faculty Art Exhibit November 7-December 12 The Caton Merchant Family Gallery will host a NOVA (Northern Virginia Community College) Art Show featuring faculty from the Woodbridge and Manassas campuses from November 7-December 12. The exhibit will highlight the work of 11 creative instructors from the Art & Art History

Four Ballets, One Year, One Painter: Works by Web Bryant

Four Ballets, One Year, One Painter Web Bryant September 5-November 5 Manassas Ballet Theatre is a local treasure, the largest professional ballet company in Northern Virginia. Web Bryant spent an entire year observing, sketching and painting these extraordinary dancers. His works in oils and pastels encompass all four ballets in the troupe’s 2017-2018 season, including

Washington’s Shadow: Images in Limbo feat. Lynn McIntosh

Washington’s Shadow: Images in Limbo Featuring Lynn McIntosh July 17 – August 31 Lynn McIntosh, Korean War Soldier with Wall in Background, Digital photography, 16×24; (Sculptor of statues: Frank Gaylord, The Mural was created by Louis Nelson) Lynn McIntosh is a native of Bluefield, Virginia, and graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a Bachelor of

Visual Expressions: A Timeless Perspective

Visual Expressions A Timeless Perspective On exhibit: June 13 – July 13 Visual Expressions is an “over 55” community art group that originated in Prince William County, Virginia. It was established in 2014 to promote creative endeavors to stimulate the mind, reduce the effects of stress-related diseases, and slow cognitive decline. The art group consists

The Dalton Gang: 6 Seasoned Photographers

The Center for the Arts of Greater Manassas/Prince William County is pleased to present our newest exhibition: The Dalton Gang featuring 6 seasoned photographers from the DMV region! The Dalton Gang On exhibit: May 2 – June 8 The Dalton Gang consists of photographers Bruce Fagin, Edward Savwoir, Michael Smith, Sandy Adams, Bonita F. Bing,

Circalyans: Warriors of the Untime, Donnamaria R. Jones

Circalyans: Warriors of the Untime Donnamaria R. Jones (On exhibit: March 6 – April 25, 2018) Meet the Artist & the warriors: April 7, 6-8 pm during our catered reception! Heavy hors d’oeuvres and wine will be served – free and open to the public. Fascinated by the indomitable spirit defining warriors of times past, present and

Ayeye Opening Reception

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us at the Opening Reception of Ayeye: A Retrospective of Black History Month! A special thank you to the Prince William County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. for hosting the reception! Ayeye programs Our musician for the evening was Clarence T. Brown, better known