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OPENING THIS FRIDAY
COUP D'ESPACE III:
UNWRAP
Anita Walsh
June 5 - June 26, 2009
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Opening Reception, Friday, June 5, 2009 from 6-8pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Friday 11-5pm

WPA member artist Anita Walsh transforms the office into a room-sized installation of color and memory. This interactive project asks participants to type their memories of specific colors onto paper that were hand made by the artist from old crayon wrappers; these personal recollections become collaborative works which are then attached to the walls of the artist’s “castle” installation.

In conjunction with Dupont First Friday Art Walk

Location:
Washington Project for the Arts
2023 Massachusetts Ave NW
Washington, DC 20036


CURRENT EXHIBITION
WPA and the World Bank Art Program present:
Idylls
May 29 - July 3, 2009
Juried by Andrea Pollan, Director of Curator's Office
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works by Christene Carr and Joan Belmar

Featuring WPA member artists: Joan Belmar, Christene Carr, Sara Clark, Benjamin Edwards, Amy Glengary Yang Pat Goslee, Tom Greaves, Bridget Sue Lambert, Barbara Liotta, Isabel Manalo, Mark Parascandola & Diane Szczepaniak

Visiting the Exhibition:
The exhibition will be open for public tours on Fridays: June 19 & June 26th at 12pm and 4pm. To sign up for a tour, contact Kristina Bilonick at: kbilonick@wpadc.org at least 2 days prior to your desired tour date and note which tour you would like that day (noon or 4pm).The works can also be viewed around the clock from the glass exterior of the building on H Street between 18th and 19th Streets, NW

Location:
The World Bank
Main Complex, Front Lobby Gallery
1818 H Street, NW
Washington, DC


Pre-Order your T-shirt Today!
20 Years After Mapplethorpe: The Perfect Moment Demonstration T-shirt
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Commemorate the 20th anniversary of the historic artist-led protest surrounding the Mapplethorpe controversy and celebrate Washington Project for the Art’s decision to present the The Perfect Moment exhibition with this limited edition t-shirt. Download the order form to pre-order your shirt today.

Be sure to attend our panel discussion on June 30, 2009 to learn more about this historic event from some of the original organizers at Warehouse Theater, 1021 7th Street NW, WDC 20001.


Member Networking Event
Happy Hour
June 16, 2009 5:30-8:30pm
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Join members of Washington Sculptors Group and WPA for a casual meet-up. Connect with fellow WPA members and meet other artists!

Location:
Warehouse Theater
1021 7th St. NW
Washington, DC 20001


UPCOMING WORKSHOP
No Artist left Behind Workshop Series
Intro to Encaustic Painting
June 18, 2009 1 -4pm
Instructor: Megan Irving
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Make a pile of wax and it will charm and delight! Encaustic paint is such a versatile and beautiful medium. It is solid at room temperature, infinitely re-workable, and more waterproof than acrylic, and compatible with collage, oil, photography and drawing. We will demystify the basic techniques and give you courage and know-how to set up your studio and make some successful work.

You must be a member of Capitol Hill Art League or Washington Project for the Arts at the time of registration. Attendance is limited to 15 participants. Please reserve your space for this intensive session by calling 202-234-7103#1 or emailing agriffiths@wpadc.org

Location:
Capitol Hill Art Workshop
545 7th Street SE
Washington, DC 20003


UPCOMING TOUR
Artomatic 2009 WPA Member Artist Tour
June 25, 6:30pm
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WPA Director, Lisa Gold, leads a tour of a sampling of WPA member artists who are in Artomatic! Meet at the front lobby at between 6:15-6:30 to join us.
See a list of WPA Member Artomatic 2009 artists>


UPCOMING WORKSHOP
WPA @ Artomatic in the Artists Resource Room (4th Floor)
June 10, 2009 5-7pm
Get help setting up your Artfile Online profile! Handouts and hands on sessions will be available. You can also drop by to ask questions, renew your WPA membership, pick up our latest schedule of programming or introduce yourself to our staff.

Don't have a online portfolio yet? Sign up today>

Artomatic 2009
55 M Street SE
Washington, DC


A GREAT GIFT FOR ART-LOVERS!
WPA 2008-2009 Artist Directory Now on Sale

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Published bi-annually, this four-color, 5.5 x 8.5 inch Directory is the definitive listing of established and emerging contemporary artists throughout the Washington region. It is seen by more than 2,000 galleries, curators, and interested art patrons. Copies are distributed to selected art critics and other members of the press, and to museums both in the region and outside the area.

The Directory showcases the work of 400 artists on beautiful semi-gloss pages in full color. Contact information on each artist is included for art professionals and art lovers to utilize in building their roster of artists or private art collection. This Directory is a great addition to any art library and a great gift!

Purchase your copy today>


ARTIST OPPORTUNITY
Meet the Artists at Nationals Park
offered to WPA members by Akridge/Halfstreet
DEADLINE: Ongoing (throughout the season)

Akridge/Halfstreet is seeking artists to create work on a ‘Meet our local artists’ wall at The Nationals Stadium before the crowds arrive at home games. Artists will have the opportunity to display their work in a high visibility location with direct contact with ballgame attendees. Small stipend is available. Please download the entry form and return with 3 samples of your work to the email listed on the form.
Download entry form

Hard copies may also be sent to:
HALFSTREET
C/O AKRIDGE
601 13th Street NW, Ste 300 N
Washington, DC 20005


Call for Entries
WPA Experimental Media Series 2009
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September 24, October 1, 2009 at The Phillips Collection
October 28 & 29, 2009 at Falvey Hall, Maryland Institute College of Art
Juror: Kelly Gordon, Associate Curator, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Submission Deadline (received): August 1, 2009

For the next installment of the WPA’s Experimental Media Series, WPA will present a selection of innovative video and sound works over the course of two evenings at The Phillips Collection in Washington DC.

UPDATE: Maximum run time for individual sound pieces has been upgraded to 15 minutes! please see our website for details. Artists that have already mailed their application are encouraged to resubmit.

For the screening, WPA is calling all video and sound artists to submit works that explore any subject matter of their choice in innovative ways. A selection of the received video and sound works will be presented in the framework of a public screening. Artists selected for the screening nights will be notified during the last week of August. Additionally, two artists submitting the most compelling entries, as reviewed by the juror and based on overall quality and innovation will be awarded the Kraft Prize for New Media of $750 and the WPA Experimental Media Prize of $750 on October 1. Please note that the WPA Prize will go to an artist living and working in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Download the Call for Entry form>



Call for Entries
COUP D'ESPACE
DEADLINE: Ongoing, applications accepted on a rolling basis (up to 10 events selected annually to be held at WPA HQ)

IMPORTANT NOTE: WPA is no longer accepting exhibition proposals for the 2009 season, but there are slots still available for programming, performances and events.

Washington Project for the Arts is pleased to announce its new artist-run series, COUP D'ESPACE. Channeling our roots, this program celebrates the WPA's new location and launches it as a dynamic space for thought provoking, art-minded events.

Artists and curators are invited to submit proposals for a veritable 'take-over' our office space. This call is intentionally vague so that we do not shape or limit the types of submissions we receive.

Examples of what may be considered include but are NOT limited to:
· Performance · Discussion / Salon · Food Event · Intervention · Small Exhibition (group/individual) · Projection / Video screening · Workshop / Class · Contest or Competition · Outreach / Community event
download the full Call for Entries for Coup d'Espace

For questions on any of these programs, contact Kristina Bilonick, Program Director at kbilonick[at]wpadc.org or by calling Kristina at 202-234-7103 x 2



FRAME SALE
Saturday, June 6, 2009
10:00am–4:00pm

Archival Art Services and HEMPHILL offer frames
from their inventories at discounted prices this Saturday.  
A variety of sizes and styles will be available - come
early for the best selection.

Surprises and refreshments will be served.


HEMPHILL
1515 14th Street NW
Washington, DC 20005


ARTIST CAUSE
Let's Save Emil With Art
Sunday, June 21, 2009
11 AM – 8 PM
 

Emil Harizanov, a 23-year-old gifted student of sculpture, shatters his 5th vertebra after an unfortunate accident and becomes paralyzed from the shoulders down. After thorough examinations, the doctors give him a very high chance for full recovery, if he undergoes expensive rehabilitation. The money needed is around $250,000 – a sum his parents, who are also artists, cannot afford.

Friends and family have organized multiple exhibits so far in their home country of Bulgaria. The initiative, although successful, has covered so far only half of the required amount.

In order to help Emil, the Bulgarian Embassy has organized a similar exhibit here in Washington. More than a dozen Bulgarian artists living in the US have sent their art to be a part of the fundraiser. More than 40 pieces have been gathered, including hand signed art from renowned Christo and Jeanne Claude’s Gates project.

Every single donation can make a difference. Emil says what gives him most hope is the people that never give up fighting for him. Let’s help Emil walk again and do it through the power of art – the thing he loves dearly and hopes to create again.

Donate instantly>

Location:
Bulgarian Embassy
1621 22nd Street, NW,
Washington D.C. 20008



EXHIBITION
ON THEIR OWN
Carole Bolsey
Opening and Book Signing


Please join us June 14th 2009 1:30 to 3:30 pm to celebrate two events:

Opening Reception of ON THEIR OWN/CAROLE BOLSEY a new exhibit of large-scale paintings

The Book Signing of The Shape with No Name: the Art of Carole Bolsey essay by Donald Kuspit.

Art Complex Museum
189 Alden Street
Duxbury MA 02331
781.934.6634


FESTIVAL
Strawberry Festival, June 19-21, 2009

St. Paul's Episcopal Church located at Rock Creek Road and Webster Streets, NW in Washington, DC is interested in having local artists display their works for possible sale during their annual Strawberry Festival, June 19-21, 2009. Artists are responsible for hanging their own works. If any works are sold, the church is requesting 15 to 20 percent of the sales price. The art can be displayes for a month or just the duration of the festival (this is up to the artist). A certificate of insurance would be needed for the artwork as well as an inventory of the items and prices.

Web Links
http://www.rockcreekparish.org/
http://www.rockcreekparish.org/pages/Our_Church:_LatestNews

To participate, contact Diane Liburd-Williams at dianesandy@yahoo.com <mailto:dianesandy@yahoo.com> or call (202) 329-7452
EXHIBITION
Dwell 1
Ángela Bonadies Paolo Buggianni Amalia Caputo Mari Carmen Carrillo Irene Clouthier Eugenio Espinoza Magdalena Fernández Kevin Fey Lilian Garcia-Roig Eli Halpern Marcelo Legrand Cinzia Sarto
June 5, 2009 through July 2, 2009

Dwell 1, group exhibition by international artists from different generations; among them Angela Bonadies, Paolo Buggiani, Amalia Caputo, Mari Carmen Carrillo, Irene Clouthier, Eugenio Espinoza, Magdalena Fernandez, Kevin Fey, Lilian Garcia-Roig, Eli Halpern and Marcelo Legrand, Cinzia Sarto.

Opening: June 5, 2009, 6:30-9:30pm
Douze and Mille Contemporary Art
923 F st. NW #303 See Map
Info: 301-980-9574 / info@douzandmille.com / WWW.DOUZANDMILLE.COM
EXHIBITION
"Space Between" At Artomatic
A collaboration between John M. Adams, JT Kirkland, and Matt Sargent.
May 29, 2009 through July 5, 2009

"Space Between" is a collaboration between three artists with similar artistic sensibilities who work in a diverse array of media: painting, sculpture, sound, video, performance, photography, and drawing. The title, "Space Between," hints at the conceptual framework of the project: artists trading sketches, samples, and emails, while using their individualized processes to create a series of ambitious, cross-pollinated multimedia pieces.

Opening: Friday, May 29, 2009, 6pm-midnight
Artomatic 55 M Street SW, Washington, DC 20003 See Map
Info: 202-557-9495 / johnmadams75@yahoo.com / www.thefullempty.com

EXHIBITION
Stimulus
June 16, 2009 through June 11, 2009

Participating artists include John M. Adams, Sondra N. Arkin, Joan Belmar, Tanja Bos, Anne Bouie, Molly Brose, Lenny Campello, Mary Chiaramonte, Anna U. Davis, Jenny Davis, Thomas Drymon, Stirling Elmendorf, Pat Goslee, Emily Greene Liddle, Laurel Hausler, J. Ford Huffman, Rosalind Kennedy, Mark Parascandola, Anneliese Sullivan, Ming Yi Sung Zaleski, Ruth Trevarrow, Claudia Vess, and Ellyn Weiss

The gallery presents "Stimulus," a group exhibition of works by local artists to stimulate the mind and the economy. All works in the show will be priced at $500 or less, many at limited-opportunity prices.

Opening: Tuesday, June 16, 2009, 5:30pm-8:30 pm

Nevin Kelly Gallery 1400 Irving Street, NW, #132, Washington, DC 20010 See Map
Info: 2022323464 / info@nevinkellygallery.com / www.nevinkellygallery.com


EXHIBITION
TRIMPIN: THE SOUND OF INVENTION
June 18 through June 20

A new, award-winning feature documentary about Trimpin, a sound sculptor, installation artist, inventor, and composer - recipient of both a MacArthur and a Guggenheim. Presented as part of the SILVERDOCS documentary film fest.

Opening: Thursday, June 18 6pm / Saturday, June 20 10:45am
Gallery Talk: Q+A immediately after screenings

SILVERDOCS Film Festival AFI Silver Theatre Silver Spring See Map
Info: 3014956759 / peter.esmonde@gmail.com / http://silverdocs.bside.com/2009/films/trimpinthesoundofinvention_silverdocs2009
EXHIBITION
small scale-Large Scale
Anne J. Banks
June 3, 2009 through June 27, 2009

The size of small things when enlarged in scale through the imagination can be seen in another spatial context. A small design can become a landscape or expand to architectural scale,or else could be a metaphor for a new idea. The clues are in the titles.

Opening: Friday, June 5, 6-8pm

Gallery 10, Ltd
1519 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20036 See Map
Info: 2022323326 / info@gallery10dc.com / www.gallery10dc.com

CALL FOR ENTRIES
Members Gallery
May 1st, 2009

School 33 is now accepting solo exhibition applications exclusively from artists who are Members of School 33 Art Center. Each selected exhibit will be approximately one month long and featured in the second floor 450 sq ft Members’ Gallery at School 33. Five artists will be selected as part of School 33’s 2009-10 exhibition season beginning August 2009.
ELIGIBILITY: • Not have exhibited in a solo show at School 33 in the last two years.
GUIDELINES: see website
DEADLINE: May 1st, 2009
ENTRY FEE: $15
JURORS: A panel of professional artists and curators will review the application materials and make
DETAILS: Mail completed applications to: School 33 Art Center Attn: Members’ Gallery 1427 Light Street Baltimore, MD 21230
Info: 4103964641 / jhughes@promotionandarts.com / www.school33.org

Call for Artists Nov 20th 2009 School 33 is now accepting submissions from artists for 2009-10 juried group exhibitions scheduled to take place November 20 through January 16, 2010 and April 9 through June 12, 2010. The call for entry is open to artists working in any medium and is intended to present new work by emerging and established artists from the United States and abroad. The exhibition will be held in School 33’s main gallery (approx. 1240 sq ft) for an 8 week period. The exhibition selection committee will select 3 – 5 artists for each exhibit based upon individual artistic merit. School 33 Art Center will produce all related PR materials; feature the exhibition on our website; and (funding permitted) produce an exhibition catalogue. Additionally, School 33 will host an opening reception and encourages artists to participate in a gallery talk during the exhibition.
ELIGIBILITY: Individual artists and collaborative teams working in any medium may apply.
GUIDELINES: see website
DEADLINE: July 10th 2009
ENTRY FEE: $25 JURORS: none
Info: 4103964641 / jhughes@promotionandarts.com / www.school33.org


EXHIBITION
UPCOMING: ART Opening of 'X' Art in Silver Spring, MD this FRI, June 5th

X' Art Show at Space 88
Friday, June 5, 2009
7:00pm - 10:00pm

Featured artists from the 'X' family (monthly arts party at bebar) include: Jeremy Arn, Tom Block, Scot Bot, Decoy, Thom Flynn, Danny Jean-Jacques, Joe Nicolia, Pat O'Keefe, Lisa-Marie Thallmer and Kelly Towles. Motion graphic pieces created at X by Kamil Nawratil, Jefferson Liu, John Whitlock and Ege Chelengel will be projected and movies highlighting the monthly series will be rotating on several monitors throughout the venue. The essence of the X events is symbolized through the equation: LIVE ( Electronica + Projections + Art + Fashion + Performance ) + YOU = X
For more information about the exhibit please contact David Fogel: David@space-88.com. Learn more about 'X' here.

Space 88
8211 Mayor Lane
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Just off of Georgia Ave,
Metro: Silver Spring, walk up Wayne, right on Georgia, left on Silver Spring Ave,
Thursday, June 4, 6:30 – 11:30 pm

Purchase advance tickets ($15 per person) online or in person at the Freer and Sackler Gallery shops. A limited number of tickets ($18) will be sold at the door; cash only.

Art, Drink, and Be Happy! This new after-hours series is held this June and September at the Freer and Sackler Galleries. Indulge your senses and embark on a post-work evening to get the weekend started in style. You must be at least 21 years old with a valid ID to attend.

On June 4, the Sackler opens its doors for an evening of art, dance, and creative fun—from spotlight tours in the galleries and performances by the Silk Road Dance Company, to food tastings provided by Mie N Yu in Georgetown and Johnny’s Kabob in Germantown. Mix and mingle to Persian electronic and drum-and-bass music by DJ Delbar from RadioJavan.com. Bring out your creative side by making a business card holder with handmade paper from Nepal, or get lucky by winning a raffle prize from area merchants, restaurants, hotels, spas, and yoga studios.

Each admission ticket includes one free drink ticket. A cash bar is available for wine, spirits, and non-alcoholic beverages throughout the evening.

For more information, see www.asia.si.edu/asiaafterdark.


EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS AT KEFA CAFE
Summer @ Space 7:10

Summer is sizzling at Space 7:10 at Kefa Cafe.......!

JUNE/JULY
Heads Up!
June 1 through July 24
Camellia Termini, photography student, MICA

"From a series I just completed for my thesis. The series is called Heads Up! and they are portraits of split-second reactions of people getting objects thrown at them." -- Cammy Termini

Reception: June 12 - 6:30pm to 8:30pm

Global Refugee Mural
Joel Bergner

Opening Reception: SATURDAY, June 13, 2009, 10 am to Noon

The “Global Refugee Mural” tells the story of three refugees who live in Maryland. The permanent work was conceived and executed by artist Joel Bergner, who based the ideas for the mural on interviews heconducted with the refugees. The project was funded through a grant from the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County, and has a partnership with the International Rescue Committee (IRC)’s local Refugee Resettlement Center in Silver Spring.
The “Global Refugee Mural” is part of the Action Ashé! Global Mural Project. Through this project, Joel creates colorful, intense murals with social and cultural themes in cities such as San Francisco, Chicago, Washington DC, Baltimore, Brazil and Peru.
Aside from his art, Joel has done community-based work with emotionally disturbed teenagers, foster youth, the homeless, and the mentally ill, and has lived and worked in Central America, the Caribbean, and in the famous shanty town “City of God” in Brazil. For info: contact thomasablock@gmail.com

Evening Discussion with Buffalo Soldier
Friday, June 19, 2009: Book Talk and Signing 7:10pm to 8:30pm

An evening discussion with James H. Daugherty, longtime Silver Spring resident, former Buffalo Soldier, and author of The Buffalo Saga. Sponsored by Silver Spring Books, which will have copies of the book available for sale. Hosted by Cynthia Parker.
James H. Daugherty is a longtime Silver Spring resident. He built the family home in Silver Spring many years ago. He and his wife raised their four sons here. He was the first African American to serve on the Montgomery County School Board, and later served for many years in a governor appointed position at the Maryland School for the Deaf. He retired from an administrative position in the United States Public H ealth Service.
In WWII He served our country as a soldier in the army's 92nd Infantry Division in the European theatre. Those soldiers were known as the Buffalo Soldiers in a unit made up of African Americans. Mr. Daughertywas awarded a Bronze Star Medal for heroic achievement and a Combat Infantryman Badge for outstanding performance of duty in actionagainst the enemy.
http://buffalosaga.com

AUGUST
Pyramid Atlantic Art Center Interns
Curator, Gretchen Schermerhorn
July 28 through August 28, 2009

Reception: Friday, August 31, 2009 6:30 to 8:30pm

About Space 7:10 at Kefa Cafe
An organic art space exhibiting an evolving mix of contemporary,outsider, visionary, and world cultural artwork. Located at 963 Bonifant Street (near the corner of Georgia Ave., indowntown Silver Spring). A small gallery, a salon series, an intimateperformance space. Coffee, gelato, quiche, soup, sandwiches, pastries. http://space710atkefa.blogspot.com


EXHIBITION
REFORM
May 13 - June 27, 2009

An Exhibition by Washington Sculptors Group at Workhouse Arts Center, Juried by Claire Huschle.

Artists: Christian Benefiel, Adam Bradley, Joel D'Orazio, Alonzo Davis, Pattie Porter Firestone, Leah Frankel, Breon Gilleran, Leila Holtsman, Mila Kagan, Dalya Luttwak, David Meyer, Lincoln Mudd, Marilee Schumann, Foon Sham, Novie Trump, Elizabeth Whiteley, and Millicent Young

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 30, 2009, 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Panel Discussion: 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Reception: 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm, Juror's Gallery Talk: 4:30 pm

Please review directions and map below:
http://www.workhousearts.org/directions.php
http://www.workhousearts.org/workhousemap.php

Washington Sculptors Group
Workhouse Arts Center-Gallery Building W-16, 2nd Floor
9601 Ox Road
Lorton, VA
EXHIBITION
eyetinerary: wonders of familiar pathways by marian osher
June 2 - June 28, 2009

"Summer Breeze" - 2009 - monotype - 9 x 13.25"

Opening Reception: Friday 5 June 2009, 5:30 to 8:30 pm

Marian Osher's two small sketchbooks, a dog named Moe and a bicycle became catalysts for her show of colorful monotypes that celebrate the natural beauty of the Delaware seashore and a Maryland walking path.

Opening:Friday, June 5, 2009 5:30 - 8:30pm
Artist's Reception Gallery Talk: Saturday 6 June 2009
1 pm ~ Gallery Talk
2 to 4 pm ~ Reception

Washington Printmakers Gallery
1732 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington DC 20009
Info: T: 202-332-7757 / info@washingtonprintmakers.com / www.washingtonprintmakers.com

Located between R S Streets, 1.5 blocks North of DuPont Circle Metro, Q Street exit,
above Mourayo Restaurant
CALL FOR ENTRIES
2009 Art Bank Call to Artists
DC Creates! Art Bank Program

DC Creates! invites artists from the DC Metro area to submit works available for purchase. Selected works will be added to the Art Bank Collection. Over 2000 works are displayed in DC Government building corridors, conference rooms and office space open to the public.
Application deadline:
Wednesday July 8th at 5:30pm
To obtain a copy of the application, visit www.dcarts.dc.gov

For assistance in preparing your application
please attend a WORKSHOP
on Wednesday June 24 from 7-8:30pm
at Artomatic - 55 M Street, SE; Washington D.C.
(By Metro - The building is located atop the Navy Yard Metro Station; Ballpark exit)

For more information, please go to www.dcarts.dc.gov


EXHIBITION
Iconic Glen Echo
A special presentation of photographs of historic Glen Echo Park, by photographer Daniel Schreiber, is now on view at macUpgrades through the courtesy of the Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture. Schreiber’s images of the beautifully preserved Art Deco architecture of the park and the 1923 Dentzel Carousel were originally on exhibit at the Park's Popcorn Gallery. Now you can see them in digital form on a 42” screen at macUpgrades.

After you’ve seen the pictures, macUpgrades invites you to see the original. Glen Echo Park opened in 1891 as an educational and cultural center. The Washington Railway and Electric Company acquired the property in 1903 and transformed it into an amusement park, with rides like the Coaster Dip, the Gyroplane, and the beautiful Dentzel Carousel. After the park closed in 1968, the rides were sold and shipped out; community organization (and fund-raising) saved the Carousel. Fortunately, much of the original architecture of the park has been preserved and restored; you’ll want to bring your own camera to photograph the splendid Art Deco buildings and the matchless Spanish Ballroom, which has an architectural style best described as 1930’s Hollywood Elegant. Today, Glen Echo Park has returned to its original function as a cultural center, with exhibits, classes, concerts, and dances. macUpgrades helps support the Park by donating to the Glen Echo Park Partnership, a nonprofit organization that maintains the park facilities and manages the arts programs.

Stop in to enjoy the show, consult with the computer experts, and pick up information about the Partnership's May 16th gala, Celebracion de Glen Echo.
www.poephotography.com
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