Resident Artist Round Up-March 2016
AAC Resident Artists Current and Upcoming Shows
AAC’s Resident Artists are an active group of professional artists, so go out to see their work, hear them speak, and meet them in their studios!
HEDIEH JAVANSHIR ILCHI: AS YOU SPREAD, I AM ERASED
Wyatt Resident Artists Gallery | APR 16 – JUN 12
Opening reception: Saturday, April 16, 6 – 9 pm
In her work, Ilchi explores the notion of “duality” to comprehend her multifaceted cultural identity as an Iranian-American immigrant and the complexities that emanate from such polarized cultural experiences. You’ll experience this through her eyes in her solo exhibition, As you spread, I am erased, this spring at AAC!
Roxana Alger Geffen
Domestic Territories @ Olly Olly
- On View: Feb. 29 – Mar. 31, 2016
Becca Kallem
Becca Kallem @ Project Dispatch
- Original art by Becca via Curated Subscriptions
- Learn about Project Dispatch
- Featured Curator: AAC’s own Karyn Miller
- Upcoming: Apr. 29 – May 29, 2016
- Opening Reception: Friday, Apr. 29, 7 – 9 pm
Pam Rogers
Mirror Mirrored: Art Meets the Monsters @ Washington Project for the Arts
- On View: Mar. 4 – Apr. 16, 2016
Residency/Fellowship @ Mass MoCA
- Date: September 2016
Rachel Schmidt
Daydreams in the Anthropocene @ AAC’s Wyatt Resident Artists Gallery
- On view: Jan. 27 – Apr. 3, 2016
Alice Whealin
Alchemical Vessels Exhibition + Benefit @ Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery
- On View: Mar. 18 – May 6, 2016
- Benefit Event: Apr. 29, 7 – 9 PM
- Closing Reception: May 6, 7 – 9 PM
Ryan McCoy
- Upcoming:Mar. 25 – Apr. 25, 2016
- Opening Reception: Friday, Mar. 25, 6 -8:30 PM
Negar Ahkami – a painter originally from New York and northern New Jersey, now transplanted in the DC Metro area.
She makes exuberant and visceral paintings that reflect her obsessions with Persian-Islamic ceramics and other global high and low influences.
Ryan McCoy – based in Washington DC.
He works in various media but is mainly known for his large iconic paintings in which he attempts to structure meaning through specific materials to create a personal iconography about time, place, and memory.
Lyric Prince – based in both Philadelphia and Washington DC.
Lyric draws from the unconscious, seeking to capture energy and emotions that could be recognizable outside of a Western context.
