Margery Goldberg,
Zenith Gallery Staff & Artists
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Capital Light New Paintings by Bradley Stevens
On display through January 28, 2023
ARTIST TALK: Saturday, January 21, 2-3 pm
1429 Iris Street NW, Washington DC, 20012
Hours Wed -Sat 12-6 pm, or by Appointment | art@zenithgallery.com | 202-783-296
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With his new series of luminous D.C. paintings, artist Bradley Stevens shows us how familiar city scenes are rendered breathtaking and magical, bathed in light:
"Of the myriad and obvious reasons D.C. is such a wonderful place to live––the vibrant artistic and cultural life, the monuments, the neighborhoods, the Potomac River and Rock Creek––the city’s unique quality of light is often overlooked. Rare among the world’s great capitals, D.C. isn’t dwarfed by monoliths blocking sunlight to the web of life below. We who live, work and play here can witness the ever-changing light show that plays upon the city’s architecture and surrounding landscape. It is this beautiful illumination of some of our city’s most treasured spots that I attempt to capture in these paintings." Bradley Steven
A large part of Bradley Stevens’ work is devoted to commissioned paintings and portraits. Click Here for more information about commissioning.
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Primarily Abstract
Paintings by Anne Marchand
On display now through January 7, 2023
1111 Pennsylvania Ave NW, WDC 20004
Hours: Monday- Friday 8am-7pm, Sat. 8am-4pm
Enter on 12th Street-press the black button on the left for entrance.
From New Orleans, LA, ANNE MARCHAND has been surrounded by color her whole life, it is no coincidence that her painting’s focus is on the interplay of colors. Initially inspired by the Hubble telescope images of outer space, her paintings emulate the same energy from nebulae and galaxies. While the paint flows organically, Marchand has a geometric foundation to her paintings. “These works invite the visual vibration in the eye of the viewer, along with their sense of wonder, introspection, and imagination.” Anne Marchand has been a force in the DC art scene since the 1970s and currently has an exhibit at the International Museum of Art & Science in McAllen, Texas.
VIEW EXHIBIT | image right: Arc of Everything, by Anne Marchand
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