An exhibition featuring paintings and original prints by twenty artists from the Mid-Atlantic, including Ron Boehmer, Frank Hobbs, Philip Koch, Frederick Nichols, and Tom Tartaglino. Open Thursday through Sunday 11am to 5pm and by Chance or Appointment. (Image title: “Sunset Massanutten” silkscreen 18″x27″ by Frederick Nichols

The exhibit features multi-media art by local artist Tia Maggio including oils, pastels, and color pencil sketches.

The exhibit runs from Wednesday, October 5 – Saturday, October 29, 2016.
Exhibit Admission is free. Our Exhibits are open Tuesday-Saturday (Closed Mondays) from Noon to 3:00 PM as well as during concerts and by appointment.

There will also be an Artist Reception on the final day of the exhibit – Saturday, October 29 from 6:00 to 7:00 PM.

About the Artist: It has been 25 years since Tia Maggio moved from the Big Apple to (then) rural Loudoun County Virginia, and where she raised her two children. Currently she resides in bucolic Millwood, a place that has provided much inspiration. Her pastels of sloping Piedmont hills and skies have been exhibited locally in Northern Virginia and New York City, and are in private collections in the U.S., Italy, Southern France, and most recently, Guatemala. Tia pulls her inspiration from nature as “it is the only thing that really makes sense to me – wild sunsets, storms, brambles and branches.” Once described as a tonalist, she describes herself as a nature based expressionist.

Multimedia Art Exhibit by a local group of 25 artists: paintings, collages, photographs, ceramics

Kingdom Inspiration Studio is the home of over 20 local artists featuring works in pastel, jewelry, hand painted silk, wood working, photography and so much more.
Take a stroll through old town Fredericksburg VA and enjoy the many art gallery exhibits, free trolley rides, live music and artist demonstrations.

PONSHOP Studio and Gallery continues to host “Points of Reference,” an exhibition featuring James Walker for the month of October. If you didn’t get a chance to see his exhibition in September, there’s still time. Join us Friday, October 7 (6-10pm), as we host a second reception for James Walker. For this reception, Walker will be replacing a few artworks that were displayed in September with his newest work.

Tom Neel celebrates his 28th year by paying tribute to one of the most iconic Piedmont landmarks, Ashby’s Gap.  This geographical gateway, is nestled softly in the Blue Ridge Mountains, bordered between Loudoun and Clark counties, traversed by U.S. Route 50 and crossed by the Appalachian Trail. But from a scenic and artistic perspective, it is a tranquil monument to life here, as settings of country life with it as a backdrop are numerous even from miles away.

Acclaimed for his landscape paintings of the Piedmont, fine artist Tom Neel brings this show, the first of its kind to singularly celebrate Ashby’s Gap to life.  Hosted by The Hill School in Middleburg, his oil paintings will be featured in the Sheila C. Johnson Performing Arts Center with an opening reception Thursday, October 13th, 6:30PM

October 19 – October 30, 2016. We have invited over a dozen artisans who create wearable scarves and shawls in many mediums to participate in the show. On display and for sale will be close to 200 scarves and shawls that are dyed, woven, knitted, felted and crocheted in numerous types of fibers including silk, wool, tencel, mohair, alpaca, rayon, cotton and metallics as well as others. As part of the show the gallery will host a presentation on New Ways to Tie & Wear Scarves on Thursday October 27th, starting at 6:30PM. RSVPs are appreciated to 540-253-9797 or art@liveanartfullife.com.

This cooperative of local artists in Charlottesville is presenting a collection of their art for exhibit at Green House for November/December.

42 Artisans. 23 Studios. 2 Days. 22 Years. For one weekend every fall, artisans in Central Virginia open their doors for you to explore their working spaces. This fall on November 12 & 13 from 10 – 5 see where they create; learn why they create; and examine how they create. It’s a fun, unique opportunity and a great way to spend a fall weekend! Consider making the Tour a 2-day experience and enjoy other area offerings. The popular passport program provides a chance to win a $300 work of art from any of the Tour artisans.
Easily accessed by following the map and directions, the Tour is self-guided, free, and open to the public. Each studio on the Tour provides locally-sourced refreshments.

Featuring photographs by Chester Simpson. Chester has traveled the globe as an editorial photographer, photographing domestic and international news, celebrities, and politics. His assignments have taken him to 45 countries. He exhibits his photographs in local, national and international galleries. Rolling Stone magazine published his first picture while he was still in Art School, which kicked off his career as a rock-n-roll photographer.

The exhibit runs from Saturday, November 12 – Wednesday, November 30, 2016. Exhibit Admission is free. Our Exhibits are open Tuesday-Saturday (Closed Mondays) from Noon to 3:00 PM as well as during concerts and by appointment.

There will also be an opening reception on Saturday, November 12 from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. Free Admission.

On Saturday, November 26, the gallery will be open from 10 – 6 in celebration of Small Business Saturday. In addition to the featured exhibition John Borden Evans: Red Cow, there will be a wide array of small artworks available at low prices for the holiday gift-giving season. Evans’ highly textured and colorful paintings of our local environs and animals are the perfect painterly corollaries to the magic of the holiday season, as they seem to pulse with an otherworldly light and life.

In December, Arts in the Village Gallery presents an All Artists exhibit, Spirit of the Season, Small Works Show, featuring 10×10 inch original and reproduction two dimensional work including paintings, mixed media and photography, as well as ceramics, jewelry and other three dimensional items displayed in black frames and shadow boxes.
The Gallery will be adorned with seasonal decor and displays of unique hand-made ornaments and small artwork, perfect gifts for someone on your holiday shopping list.
Join the artists of Arts in the Village Gallery for our holiday show and reception on December 10th from 4-7 p.m to take in the new work, mingle with friends and the artists, and enjoy light fare and a warm beverage.

Arts in the Village Gallery artists work in a range of media including oil and acrylic paint, mixed media, photography, paper, collage, ceramics, wood, copper, glass, and jewelry, and more.

Arts in the Village Gallery, 1601 Village Market Blvd, Suite 116, Leesburg, VA 20175. Tel: 571-442-8661 Email: info@artsinthevillage.com Website: http://www.artsinthevillage.com/

Sasha’s Angels: Paintings by Alexander Anufriev
Runs from Friday, December 2 – Friday, December 30, 2016
Artist Reception: Sunday, December 11 from 4:00 to 6:00 PM

Born in Moscow in 1940, Alexander Anufriev endured many years as an underground “unofficial” artist in the Soviet Union due to the spiritual nature of his paintings and his view of life and was the leading member of the Odessa Group. Since coming to the United States in 1980, his motivation as an artist has not changed. More than 20 paintings will be on display.

Exhibit Admission is free. Our Exhibits are open Tuesday-Saturday (Closed Mondays & Christmas Day) from Noon to 3:00 PM as well as during concerts and by appointment.