Friday, February 4th
5-9 pm
First Friday Opening
The First Friday of every month we take down last month's exhibition and hang new work. We have a guest artist and a gallery member featured artist. Our February guest artist is Melani Douglas.
Each exhibition features a variety of art created by our members. Come enjoy the exhibit, have some nibble food and socialize in our creative community.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Patric Pepper & Mary Ann Larkin feature @ PerVerse
February 18 PerVerse
Where The Arts Get Twisted
Patric Peper and Mary Ann Larkin Feature
Poetry reading with features and open mic.
8:00 pm
Hamilton Art Gallery
Patric Pepper was born, and lives, in Washington D.C. His poems have
appeared in various magazines and anthologies, including Confrontation,
The Distillery, Medicinal Purposes Literary Review and The Comstock
Review. His chapbook, Zoned Industrial, was published by Poet to Poet,
Richmond Hill, New York, in 2000 as the first annual Medicinal Purposes
Chapbook Contest winner. His Poem “Judas Tree” won the 1998 Muriel Craft
Bailey Award from The Comstock Review. Since 1982 he has been a member of
the Capitol Hill Poetry Group, which published a twentieth anniversary
anthology, The Other Side of the Hill, 1975-1995, Forest Woods Media
Productions Inc., 1996.
Mary Ann Larkin is a poet, writer, teacher and former fund-raising and
publications consultant to nonprofit organizations. The Coil of the Skin,
a book of poems, was published by Washington Writers Publishing House in
1982. She is the author of four chapbooks: White Clapboard, by Carol
Allen of Philadelphia; The DNA of the Heart with Patric Pepper, published
by Pond Road Press; A Shimmering That Goes With Us by Finishing Line
Press in 2005; and gods & flesh by Plan B Press in early 2007. Her poems
have appeared in Poetry Ireland Review, New Letters, Poetry Greece and
numerous other magazines, as well as in more than twenty local and
national anthologies, including America In Poetry and Loving, a poetry
and art series published by Harry N. Abrams Inc. of New York.
Sponsored by Poetry in Baltimore and hosted by Julie Fisher.
Julie@poetryinbaltimore.com
Julie Fisher 443-418-4762
Where The Arts Get Twisted
Patric Peper and Mary Ann Larkin Feature
Poetry reading with features and open mic.
8:00 pm
Hamilton Art Gallery
Patric Pepper was born, and lives, in Washington D.C. His poems have
appeared in various magazines and anthologies, including Confrontation,
The Distillery, Medicinal Purposes Literary Review and The Comstock
Review. His chapbook, Zoned Industrial, was published by Poet to Poet,
Richmond Hill, New York, in 2000 as the first annual Medicinal Purposes
Chapbook Contest winner. His Poem “Judas Tree” won the 1998 Muriel Craft
Bailey Award from The Comstock Review. Since 1982 he has been a member of
the Capitol Hill Poetry Group, which published a twentieth anniversary
anthology, The Other Side of the Hill, 1975-1995, Forest Woods Media
Productions Inc., 1996.
Mary Ann Larkin is a poet, writer, teacher and former fund-raising and
publications consultant to nonprofit organizations. The Coil of the Skin,
a book of poems, was published by Washington Writers Publishing House in
1982. She is the author of four chapbooks: White Clapboard, by Carol
Allen of Philadelphia; The DNA of the Heart with Patric Pepper, published
by Pond Road Press; A Shimmering That Goes With Us by Finishing Line
Press in 2005; and gods & flesh by Plan B Press in early 2007. Her poems
have appeared in Poetry Ireland Review, New Letters, Poetry Greece and
numerous other magazines, as well as in more than twenty local and
national anthologies, including America In Poetry and Loving, a poetry
and art series published by Harry N. Abrams Inc. of New York.
Sponsored by Poetry in Baltimore and hosted by Julie Fisher.
Julie@poetryinbaltimore.com
Julie Fisher 443-418-4762
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Monday, January 10, 2011
Back By Popular Demand: Nan Thompson's Papermaking Workshop Comes in March
Learn How To Make Cards, flower, seed, or scented paper. Or use it for collage prints or painting.
Easy to learn techniques provide instant results the first time!
Saturdays: March 12, 19, and 26. 10A-12P. $50
Hamilton Quilting Circle Raises $600 for the Hamilton Gallery
Much thanks to the Hamilton Quilting Circle for raising $600 for the Hamilton Gallery: (from L to R) Ellen Slusarczyk, Pam Wallace, Dian Combs, Dawn Trageser, Sue Holmes, Jeannine, and Lynn Dodds. For months, the HQC members worked on a quilt which was raffled off in December. The Red Canoe won the quilt and it is currently hanging up in their shop.
Also much thanks to the Red Canoe for donating $100 to the Gallery.
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