Emily Andrews
Arica Bahr
Ben Chiaramonte
Jui Desai
Ben Duke
Andy Eklund
Perry W. Johnson
Ryan Carr Johnson
Nick Korn
Marissa Long
Zenobia Morrow
Barry Allan Scott
Jacquelyn Singer
Brian Twilley
Cory Wagner
Group show. The sixth year of our annual invitational survey dedicated to outstanding work by recent fine art graduates in Washington / Baltimore area college art programs. Curated by Leigh Conner and Karyn Miller.
Group show
curated by Leigh Conner and Karyn Miller
Conner Contemporary Art is very pleased to announce Academy 2006, the sixth
year of our annual invitational survey dedicated to outstanding work by
recent fine art graduates in Washington / Baltimore area college art
programs.
The following artists were invited to exhibit:
Emily Andrews: The Corcoran College of Art + Design - drawing
Arica Bahr: Catholic University - photography
Ben Chiaramonte: American University - drawing
Jui Desai: Maryland Institute College of Art - painting
Ben Duke: Maryland Institute College of Art - painting
Andy Eklund: Maryland Institute College of Art - sculpture
Perry W. Johnson: University of Maryland - sculpture
Ryan Carr Johnson: The Corcoran College of Art + Design - painting
Nick Korn: Georgetown University - photography
Marissa Long: The Corcoran College of Art + Design - photography
Zenobia Morrow: Howard University - painting
Barry Allan Scott: University of Maryland - sculpture
Jacquelyn Singer: Maryland Institute College of Art - painting
Brian Twilley: George Washington University - video
Cory Wagner: Maryland Institute College of Art - sculpture
The curators for this year's exhibition are gallery Director Leigh Conner
and Assistant Director Karyn Miller. As in previous years, the curators kept
pace with a rigorous January to June BFA /MFA exhibition schedule, attending
each
exhibition and following up with studio visits. After viewing the works in
person and talking to the artists about their ideas, the curators brought
together a profile of area art programs in order to present a vital survey
of the
concepts and aesthetics prevalent the Washington/Baltimore region schools.
The exhibition opens Friday, August 4th with a reception for the artists
from 6 - 8 pm.
Conner Contemporary Art
1730 Connecticut Avenue - Washington