$500 or Less Art Exhibit extended 2 weeks!
Works by area artists Joel Traylor, Campbell Maloney, Maryanne Pollock and Gennara Moore will now be on display through Sunday, November 7th. So, now you have a little of two weeks left to stop by Vastu showroom to check out the paintings, digital designs, and mixed-media pieces all on sale for $500 or less. We are very excited to be able to offer original artwork at affordable prices.
We hope to see you here soon!
Getting to know: Joel Traylor
Artist Joel Traylor is currently showing some of his pieces at Vastu as part of our second “$500 or Less” art exhibit. Be sure to stop by between now and October 24th to view his work!
How long have you been painting?
I have been painting since the summer of 1996. It was a very cathartic time. Until then I had journaled obsessively. I stopped writing virtually overnight as I struggled through an existential/spiritual crisis. I found solace in the visual creative process. Those initial, explosive works, have fueled the last 14 years of creative exploration and curiosity.
Our second $500 or Less Art Exhibit
Presenting four artists for our second ever “$500 or Less” exhibition offering painting, digital design, and mixed-media. We are very excited to offer original artwork at affordable prices. The show includes works from Maryanne Pollock, Gennara Moore, Joel Traylor and Campbell Maloney.
Where: Vastu | 1829 14th Street NW | Washington, DC 20009 | 202-234-8344
When: Aug 31 – Nov 7, 2010; Tues – Sat 11am to 7pm, Sun 12pm to 5pm
Here’s a look at just some of the pieces in the show…
New art exhibition!
Vastu is pleased to welcome Joel Traylor for another show. Joel continues an evolving experiment in optical experience. Each artwork is made by cutting and reassembling two paintings into hypnotic form. The viewer is invited to unfocus the eyes, clear the mind, and drift with the cosmic frequencies.
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