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Kathleen Benton
Brachyura Zoea 1 Kathleen Benton’s “Brachyura Zoea 1” is part of a larger series of Zooplankton images captured by microscopic cameras. Her work explores the relationship between figure and ground, “The translucent to transparent nature of zooplankton and their habitat as a visual investigation is fascinating, as transparency confuses the figure and the ground”. Come […]
Victor Perez
“Using a lexicon of familiar forms that bind the absurd and poetic, he creates spaces that can be both playful and horrific, in which, like a dream, the delineation of forms can come into question. The contents of these forms exceed their own limits thereby implying the possible collapse of their structures and impending doom.”- […]
Ruby Yunis
Ruby Yunis Parallel Universes and Parallel Universes II are still up in the exhibition Under the Sun, which is a selection of prints from the Sol Print Studio in Baltimore. Sol Print Studios is dedicated to creating solar plate etchings and using non-toxic forms of print making. Please join us for Culture Blast on Thursday […]
Under the Sun: Artists of the Sol Print Studio
A sneak preview from our upcoming exhibition, Under the Sun: Artists of the Sol Print Studio which will be open between September 4th and the 26th. Under the Sun highlights the recent works of 14 SPS artists, including Gloria Askin, Catherine Behrent, Oletha DeVane, Jane Eifler, Ken Houston, Joe Kabriel, Katherine Kavanaugh, Michelle La Perriere, […]
Pulse15
The FINAL #Pulse15 highlighted artist is Arlington-based artist, Pam Rogers, whose work focuses on nature and botany in order to “explore how individuals nurture and develop relationships, societies and ideas and then create carefully crafted identities based in these themes.” She collects plant materials from all over the US as she travels to create her […]
An Interview with Linda Hesh
HAS: How did the idea of appropriating commercial advertising techniques (as seen in your Billboard series) emerge in your work? Linda Hesh: When I go to Gay Rights Marches, I am drawn to the handmade signs the protestors carry. It’s so personal, direct and often very clever. But they are only seen for a few […]
An Interview with Jason Yen
Hillyer Art Space: What drew you to the medium of collage? Jason Yen: Money. I used to paint, but I didn’t like to clean my brushes. And I was tired of spending money on paint, spray paint, and canvas– I eventually switched to wood… I’m not sure of anything specific of what drew me to […]
Hillyer Speaks with Christine Pearl
Hillyer Art Space will be exhibiting Christine Pearl’s amazing artwork in the upcoming November. We got to speak with her as she shared information about her artwork and personal life. Here is a sneak peek of the work that will be at opening during First Friday, November 7th, 6 to 9 pm! Hillyer Art Space: […]
Hillyer Speaks with Anthony Palliparambil Jr.
Anthony Palliparambil, Jr.’s amazing photography works will be exhibited in November at Hillyer Art Space. We got to speak with him as he shared information about his artwork and personal life. Here is a sneak peek of the work that will be at opening during First Friday, November 7th, 6 to 9 pm! Hillyer Art […]