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Exploring Sabiha Iqbal's Artistic Evolution Through Recent Exhibitions
Exploring Sabiha Iqbal's Artistic Evolution Through Recent Exhibitions
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In DisCerning Eye: Irene Pantelis
In DisCerning Eye: Irene Pantelis
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Exploration of Resistance Art in Zimbabwe
Exploration of Resistance Art in Zimbabwe

Gallery Associate, Emma Sapp’s, research on art used as resistance in Zimbabwe.

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In DisCerning Eye: Beverly Logan & Andrea Kraus
In DisCerning Eye: Beverly Logan & Andrea Kraus
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In DisCerning Eye: Christoper Corson & Greenbelt Ceramics
In DisCerning Eye: Christoper Corson & Greenbelt Ceramics
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In Greenbelt News: Greenbelt Ceramic Artists Featured in D.C. Juried Exhibit
In Greenbelt News: Greenbelt Ceramic Artists Featured in D.C. Juried Exhibit
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In DisCerning Eye: Chernow, Curren, & Jakes
In DisCerning Eye: Chernow, Curren, & Jakes
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In Washington City Paper: Jo Levine
In Washington City Paper: Jo Levine
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In DisCerning Eye: Chernow, Curren, West, & Levine
In DisCerning Eye: Chernow, Curren, West, & Levine
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In DisCerning Eye: The Written Woman
In DisCerning Eye: The Written Woman
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In DisCerning Eye: Langley Spurlock, John Martin Tarrat, Chris Corson, Freda Lee-McCann, and Beth Curren
In DisCerning Eye: Langley Spurlock, John Martin Tarrat, Chris Corson, Freda Lee-McCann, and Beth Curren
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Why Are Community Art Events So Important?
Why Are Community Art Events So Important?

Written by Gallery Associate, Emma Sapp, on why community art events and making art accessible is so important.

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In DisCerning Eye: Lisa Battle.
In DisCerning Eye: Lisa Battle.
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In PTSD and Art: "Keeping Art Alive” by James John Magner
In PTSD and Art: "Keeping Art Alive” by James John Magner
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In DisCerning Eye: Thierry Guillemin, Leslie Kiefer, & Deborah Addison Coburn.
In DisCerning Eye: Thierry Guillemin, Leslie Kiefer, & Deborah Addison Coburn.
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In DisCerning Eye: Jo Levine and Leslie Kiefer
In DisCerning Eye: Jo Levine and Leslie Kiefer
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From Washington to London: Expanding My Perspective on the Global Art Market
From Washington to London: Expanding My Perspective on the Global Art Market

Written by Gallery Associate, Emma Sapp, on her experience studying the Global Art Market at the prestigious Sotheby's Institute of Art in London.

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Reflection on Uncanny at the NMWA, and other recent Smithsonian shows
Reflection on Uncanny at the NMWA, and other recent Smithsonian shows
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In DisCerning Eye: Cheryl Ann Bearss, Pam Frederick, Harriet Lesser, and Veronica Szalus
In DisCerning Eye: Cheryl Ann Bearss, Pam Frederick, Harriet Lesser, and Veronica Szalus
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In the Washington City Paper: Jo Levine, Judy Bonderman, Beverly Logan, and Suliman Abdullah
In the Washington City Paper: Jo Levine, Judy Bonderman, Beverly Logan, and Suliman Abdullah
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In DisCerning Eye: Studio Gallery's Micheline Klagsbrun, Writ in Water; Solo Exhibition
In DisCerning Eye: Studio Gallery's Micheline Klagsbrun, Writ in Water; Solo Exhibition
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Reflecting on "Reclamation" and Amity Chan's Fellowship Experience
Reflecting on "Reclamation" and Amity Chan's Fellowship Experience
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In DisCerning Eye: Studio Gallery's Premier Associate's exhibition, "Lost and Found"
In DisCerning Eye: Studio Gallery's Premier Associate's exhibition, "Lost and Found"
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Celebrating Ghanaian Artists!
Celebrating Ghanaian Artists!
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Forgotten Women of Art History: Female Artists Who Shaped the Art World
Forgotten Women of Art History: Female Artists Who Shaped the Art World
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Celebrating Black Artists From Washington, DC
Celebrating Black Artists From Washington, DC
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In DisCerning Eye: Studio Gallery's All Member Photo Show, "Something Old, Something New.""
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In DisCerning Eye: Lisa Battle's "Interconnections"
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In the Washington City Paper: Gary Anthes' Exhibit "Dust and Destiny on the Great Plains"
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Studio Study: A Visit with Samantha Van Heest
Studio Study: A Visit with Samantha Van Heest

Recently, our staff contributor John Swords had the pleasure of catching up with former Studio Gallery intern Samantha Van Heest to discuss her artistic journey. Read to learn more about Samantha’s artistic practice and her post-graduate residency at the Torpedo Factory Arts Center!

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