Education: University of Chicago (MA, 1963); University of Michigan (BA, 1961). Selected Exhibitions:solo exhibit,Emory and Henry College,Emory VA 2010,Solo exhibit,Arlington Arts Center,2007;Festival of Quilts,Birmingham UK,2-person exhibit,2010; Quilt National '09, Dairy Barn, Athens, OH (2009);Mesa Contemporary Crafts,Mesa AZ 2010;Collection: Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
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Carol Barsha is an artist whose primary media are paint, ink, pastel, and charcoal. She applies these media in spontaneous, gestural strokes as well as in smooth layers. Her symbolic, often surreal drawings and paintings on paper are influenced by observations from nature as well as imagined phenomena. The basic elements of the world; water, air, earth and fire, as well as a curiosity about the human condition, pervade her work.
EDUCATION: 1993. Certificate, Art Education (K-12), District of Columbia, Board of Education. 1978. MA Painting, S.U.N.Y. at Oswego. 1976. BA Printmaking and Drawing, S.U.N.Y. at Oswego. 1973. Studied art at the University of Pisa, Italy. PROFESSIONAL: 1990-present.
"One of the most interesting people of Washington, DC" - The Washington City Paper, December 8, 2016
F. Lennox Campello studied art at the University of Washington School of Art in Seattle, under Professors Norman Lundin, Alden Mason, Jacob Lawrence, Everet DuPen and others. Although he graduated from Washington in 1981, the artist started to sell his work professionally in 1977, when he became one of the regular exhibiting artists at Seattle's world famous Pike Place Market, where over four years he sold, gave away or traded over two thousand works of art.
Museum Exhibitions:
2015 American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, Washington, DC, “The World is a
Narrow Bridge: Drawings by Beverly Ress”
2006 Weatherspoon Art Museum, Greensboro, NC, "Art on Paper".
2005 Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock, AR, “10th National Drawing Invitational”.
2003 James E. Lewis Museum of Art, Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD, “Untitled”.
2002 The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC, “Donkefant/Republicrat”.
1999 The Art Museum of the Americas, Washington, DC, “Landscape”.
MSAC Individual Artist Grants, 1988, 1991. Work in the permanent collections of The American University Museum, Washington, D.C.; The Krannert Art Museum,Champaign-Urbana Illinois: The Newcomb Art Museum, New Orleans, LA.
Visual Practitioner applying art in business settings. Education: Montgomery College, Takoma Park, printmaking Joyce Jewell and Nancy McNamara. The Corcoran Gallery School of Art (1985-92), studied sculpture with Bert Schmutzhart and F.L. Wall; University of Maryland (Master of Architecture, 1985), obtained DC registration 1988, VA and MD registered); University of Wisconsin-Madison (BA, English), studied ceramics with Don Reitz. Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artist Award, 2000. International private collections, multiple individual and group shows.
As an award-winning decorative artist, anything serves as a potential canvas. From realism to abstraction and back, anything can be a subject or part of a construct.
As an art teacher in Montgomery County, I have taught everything from traditional painting to faux finishing.
Passageways Artist Studios, Co-op Studio Member, Riverdale, MD
Atelierista, School-Within-School, DCPS, Washington, DC
Adjunct Professor, Corcoran College of Art & Design
Masters Degree in Studio Art, NYU Venice/NYC
Bachelors Degree in Social Art & Education, Goddard College, Plainfield, VT
Associates Degree in Photography/Muli-Media, Art Institute of Pittsburgh, PAPassageways Artist Studios, Co-op Studio Member, Riverdale, MD
Atelierista, School-Within-School, DCPS, Washington, DC
Adjunct Professor, Corcoran College of Art & Design
Masters Degree in Studio Art, NYU Venice/NYC