Shapes and patterns help to define our world. They are a regularity in everyday life – from human-made design to abstract ideas. In this new exhibit, artists share how shapes and patterns have inspired and influenced their work.

AAMC new exhibit displays the beautiful two-dimensional work of local Anne Arundel County artists. Exhibits rotate every six months, each with a new theme. Works will be on display at the Clatanoff Pavilion near the Healing Gardens from December 9, 2019—June 8, 2020.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS AND THEIR WORK:

Mike Clemens – “The Maryland State Fair”, “The San Diego County Fair”

Carolyn Councell – “Sail Patterns”

Jim Earl – “Three Drips” (featured image above), “From Darkness: Through Chaos: The Light Emerges”

Anita Ewing – “Through a Window Brightly”, “Orbs”

Carole Falk – “Descent into Red”

John Foster – “Shapes Dance”, “Voodoo Hacker”, “Carnival of Color”

Catherine Fuller – “Sacred Bleu”, “Sacred Energy”, “Prototype”

Monica Hawse – “Head to Head”

Janice Hendra – “Medical Mandala”

Richard Isaacman – “Fushimi Inari”

Christalene Karaiskakis – “Downloading”

Laura Kramer – “Bouquet for Dali”, “Alley Cat Perspective”

Theodore Kramer – “Powder Room Catwalk”, “Dune Patrol”

Bob Peterson – “Viaduct”

Betty Pethel – “Clouds”

James Sayler – “Reaching Out”, “Terry’s Bouquet”, “Farmscape – Clark Davidson”

Wil Scott – “Two Squares: One Circle”

Tony Spencer – “The Library”

Rigby Taylor – “Algae”

Sarah Taylor – “Turbulence”

Annette Uroskie – “Koi and Waterlilies”, “The Blackbirds of Sherwood Forest”

To view the online gallery of artwork, click here!

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