CARTE BLANCHE @ Adah Rose Gallery Summer Exhibition

I have been invited to show two of my newest works at Adaha Rose Gallery’s summer exhibition entitled CARTE BLANCHE.   One piece, entitled “Desire Mapping” 2017, mixed media on canvas and a small work from a new series of “Confetti” abstract works is currently on view as part of the show through August 25, 2017.

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Desire Mapping, 2017, 8″ x 10″ mixed media on canvas by Sharon J. Burton

Adah Rose Gallery, located just north of Washington, DC in historic Kensington, Maryland  will be rotating the exhibits every two weeks and includes the work of guest artists (such as Yours Truly) as well as gallery artists.  Shows will be curated by a variety of creative people to keep the exhibition, dynamic and challenge the way art is viewed in the space. It will be a marvelous summer of ART.

Guest artists in this exhibition includes the following: Emily Pettigrew, Sarah Purvey, Ann Tarantino, Mary Higgins, Lisa Redburn, Lenny Campello, Manuela Holban, Bart O’Reilly, Jackie Hoysted, Isabel Manolo (Courtesy of Addison Ripley) , Jonathan Ottke, Mary Early (Courtesy of Hemphill Fine Arts), Mandy Lyn Ford (Courtesy of yours, mine and ours Gallery),  Edward Holland, Nathan Mullins, Megan Peritore, Greg Slick, Sharon Burton, Karlos Carcamo, Michael Francis Ryan, Donna Cameron, Kyujin Lee, Alex Chiou, Rebecca Howdeshell, Ann Stoddard,  Lisa Rosenstein, Mary Freedman, Kyujin Lee, Kathyrn McDonnell, Raye Leith…and more.

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A portion of the CARTE BLANCHE exhibition at Adah Rose Gallery. Artwork from the new Confetti series is located at the lower far left.

​Adah Rose Gallery Showcases the work of Contemporary Artists in an Intimate Gallery Setting.

Adah Rose Gallery
3766 Howard Ave
Kensington Md 20895
301-922-0162

Visit the website at http://adahrosegallery.com or call for gallery hours.

 

Video: “Reimaging Rosa Parks” @ Prince George’s Community College

Reimagining Rosa Parks Exhibit
April 28-July 3, 2014
Prince George’s Community College
Largo, Maryland

As an update, the college produced this wonderful video highlight of the “Reimaging Rosa Parks” exhibition featuring the artwork in the show.

One of my mixed media Legacy fans is featured in this exhibition at Prince George’s Community College through July 3, 2014.