ANNUAL JURIED STUDENT SHOW
AUGUST 9 - SEPTEMBER 20
RECEPTION: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 6-8PM
WEEKEND GALLERY HOURS: SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 12-4PM
Washington Studio School is pleased to present the Annual Juried Student Show. On view are 58 works of art including drawings, paintings, prints, collages and sculptures produced in WSS classes, workshops and visiting artist master classes over the last year. The work of 39 beginning-to-advanced level students were selected by juror Allison Nance, director of IA&A at Hillyer and Washington-area initiatives for International Arts & Artists.
The show is a long-standing tradition and showcases the students' utilization of WSS's teaching philosophy of learning by observation and developing a visual language and skills to produce work that is expressive and personal.
Artists, A to Z
Barbara Kraft, Bill Thompson, Brenda Fox, Carol Blum, Carol Mould, Courtney Applequist, Fadia Jawdat, Gail Jensen, Gretchen Whitney, Heather Paul, Hilary Walmsley, Jack Heaton, Jackie Greenbaum, Jean Consolla, Jessica Preston, Judy Leyshon, Kai Jones, Kathryn Kailian, Laura Nelson, Laurance Frierson, Leah Flake, Lee Butler, Leslie Blackmon, Lisa Coddington, Maia Kupunia, Michele Casto, Mitsuko Tsuchiya, Monette Melanson, Neal Johnson, Neyla Arnas, Orlando Pimentel, Pat Granados, Paula Bruening, Peggy Greene, Rachel Heiss, Scott Wiskoski, Serena Martin, Sharapat Kessler, Sharon Wildstein, Tricia Garey and Yen Mooi.
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