See the world in new ways through exhibitions of contemporary art. The Greenbelt Community Center Art Gallery provides a valuable, shared space for discovery and reflection in the course of our daily lives.
CURRENT EXHIBIT
WANTED!
Contribute materials for artistic re-use!
Items requested : Recyclables: clear plastic water bottles (labels removed)
Contact Studio Manager Beth Fendlay to coordinate your donation: 240-542-2061 or bfendlay@greenbeltmd.gov.
PLEASE DO NOT DROP OFF MATERIALS WITHOUT CONTACTING US FIRST.
PAST EXHIBITS
“SupaMonsta: Paintings by Ed Biese”
Jan 16 - Mar 16, 2012
Is it a heart? No, it’s a series of imaginary organs, and more. Sideshow banners and painted collage skew ominous, ambiguous and a bit scary.
Alternative Evolution: Found-Object Sculptures and Tapestries by Eric Celarier
Nov 22 - Dec 30, 2011
Celarier’s sculptures suggest cyborgian creatures traveling an uncharted evolutionary path. Complementing his sculptures are “impractical quilts” which Celarier has created integrating circuit boards and mixed media. www.alternativeevolution.com.
What Remains: New Work by the Greenbelt Community Center Artists in Residence
Aug 28 – Nov 13, 2011
Greenbelt Community Center Art Gallery. View the list of worksin the show. View the artists’ comments.
Aerial: Drawings by Rebecca Clark
April 11 - May 20, 2011
Meticulous drawings of bees as if captured in mid-flight, configured within sophisticated, contemporary compositions. The subjects’ silent determination draws us forward into their track, while their destination and their purpose remain a mystery.
Entropics: Jordan Bruns and Jon Marshalik
Feb 28- April 1, 2011
Working independently, Bruns and Marshalik create complex drawings and paintings in which space, architecture and reason seem to collapse. What civilization, what languages and strange new harmonies will emerge from the rubble?
Where You Are:
Sculpture and Assemblage by Lat Naylor
Jan 17 -- Feb 18, 2011
Elegantly austere, geometric sculptures constructed of lumber and mixed media combine with delicate and luminescent abstract assemblage.
Community Center Art Gallery
15 Crescent Road
Open m-sat 9am-10pm, sun 9am-7pm (unless reserved)
Call 301-397-2208 for viewing availability
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Greenbelt arts programs are sponsored in part by the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission and the Maryland State Arts Council. Thank you!