The 17th annual Artist Teacher Exhibition: Materiality is currently on display at the Workhouse Arts Center. The reception is Saturday November 9th from 6:00pm - 8 :00pm. It is a beautiful show with an abundance of media to delight your eyes! I hope to see you there.
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Saturday
Sunday
A look back...12/31/23
Here we are on the precipice of a new chapter, I want to reflect on the profound symphony of artistic growth, friendships and opportunities that defined 2023.
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Alicia Eggert |
I will carry forward into 2024 the lessons learned and the inspirations gleaned from this year. May the echoes of artistic growth continue to resonate, driving me to push the boundaries of my creativity and explore new territories.
The support system built among kindred spirits has been a source of strength, propelling me to keep pushing myself. Being part of the School for Art Leaders is proving to be a rich growing experience. Reminding me it is important to broaden horizons and grow my circles.
In the crucible of collaboration ideas find new dimensions. The Artist Teacher Exhibition highlighted the many ways artist collaborate. It also provided delightful open studio time for artist teachers to come together to make art, laugh and dish.
I also had the pleasure this year to give closing remarks for a GMU Student Art Exhibition at NAEA headquarters in Alexandria. It was joyful and heartening to mingle with the next generation of art educators.
In the tapestry of everyday life, inspiration weaves itself seamlessly through the threads of mundane moments and social interactions.
It is in the shared laughter over morning meetings and coffee, the subtle dance of conversation with strangers in elevators, and the quiet symphony of scenic views along the bike trail and all the other ordinary gestures that the extraordinary takes root.
Each encounter, however fleeting, becomes a a source of fascination and prompting me to see the beauty in the ebb and flow of the human experience...like that time Elvis came to the dinner party!
Stepping into 2024, I will carry forward the lessons learned and the bonds strengthened in 2023. I look to continue collaborations, flourish friendships, and share more artistic journeys.
Cheers to the friends who stood by us, the fellow makers who inspired us, and the art that binds us all together.
As we bid adieu (was that your starter word for Wordle?) to 2023, let us carry forward the lessons learned and the inspirations gleaned from this remarkable year. Remarkable like Beyonce, Barbie, female voters in Ohio and Taylor Swift, demonstrating the ultimate girl power!
May the echoes of artistic growth continue to resonate, driving the boundaries of our creativity and explore uncharted territories. This year I am proud that my artwork was included in several exhibitions around the DMV and throughout the postal system...so much mail art!
Wishing you a year ahead filled with inspiration, creative triumphs, and the enduring warmth of artistic camaraderie. Here's to a future where the arts continue to thrive, shaping a world that values the profound impact of imagination.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Saturday
NAEA Member Exhibition 2022
NAEA received 425 entries during the call for submissions and 80 artworks were jury selected for inclusion. I am so tickled to be included in the exhibition this year! It is so cool to be a member of an organization that celebrates artmaking and provides an opportunity to showcase its members skills.
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Velvet Grip |
View the complete exhibition, here in the NAEA Virtual Gallery.
Founded in 1947, NAEA is the leading professional membership organization exclusively for visual arts, design, and media arts educators. Members include elementary, middle, and high school visual arts educators; college and university professors; university students preparing to be art educators; researchers and scholars; teaching artists; administrators and supervisors; and art museum educators—as well as more than 40,000 students who are members of the National Art Honor Society.
Monday
Artist Teacher Exhibition 2020
Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) Fine Arts Office is proud to present its 13th annual Artist Teacher Exhibition. This art exhibition recognizes the creativity and technical expertise of FCPS art teachers who were invited to submit original recent works for this exhibition.
The participating artists have sought solace in the creative process as a response to the coronavirus crisis and ensuing quarantine lifestyle that stemmed from it. The resulting artwork of the 76 FCPS artist teachers who participated is extraordinary and we are very much looking forward to sharing it with you.
This year has been challenging; showing the artwork in a gallery as we have done in years past was not an option. Instead, the Artist Teacher Exhibition 2020 is presented here as a digital gallery experience. Please take a moment and enjoy the artistry of FCPS educators.
Wednesday
Recent Works Show this Weekend!
This weekend I have the honor of showing my work with some pretty amazing artist teachers! Please stop over to the Recent Works
exhibition & sale at the Fairfax Station Railroad Museum. (11200 Fairfax Station Road)
It is Friday 4-9 pm & Saturday 1-8 pm. There will be many tasty treats to enjoy while you savor the visual delight of the artwork!
Artists featured this weekend are Elaine
Florimonte, Keith Beale, Amy Bruce, Heather Dilatush, Debbie Glakas,
Leslie O’Shaughnessy and me.
Thursday
Let Me Introduce You...(ongoing series)
Let me introduce you to the newest member of the South County
Middle School art department, Mr. Singh. When I visited his classroom last week I had the pleasure of observing him lead his students through an awesome mark making exercise that will build into to a mixed media exploration helping the students contemplate the traits of their spirit animals.
Mr. Singh paints daily and he shares
his birthday with Bob Ross. Make sure you check out his Instagram @artoframan
to enjoy his artwork! The students at
South County Middle are so lucky to have you on board this year!
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