MFA at Gallery B

Morton Fine Art and its mobile fine art gallery, *a pop-up project, will be showing"Fair Focus," an exhibition of work by artists MAYA FREELON ASANTE, OSI AUDU, KESHA BRUCE, ROSEMARY FEIT COVEY, NATHANIEL DONNETT, VICTOR EKPUK, KATHERINE HATTAM, WILLIAM MACKINNON, JULIA FERNANDEZ-POL and VONN SUMNER at Gallery B in Bethesda.

New wood engravings/paintings by one of the world's greatest living printmaker, Rosemary Feit Covey will be featured. Join her at the opening reception this Friday, April 12, 6-9pm.

Exhibition dates: April 4-27, 2013

Gallery location & hours:
Gallery B
7700 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite E
Bethesda, MD 20814

Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday, 12pm - 5pm

New fountain sculpture in B'more...

There will be a major art gathering on April 17 in Hopkins Plaza in downtown Baltimore sponsored by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts and the Downtown Partnership from 6:00 - 8:30 pm.   The reception will include performance art, music and refreshments and will feature the formal dedication of Wendy Ross's fountain sculpture "Flora", a 40' x 40' x 18' installation in the central fountain.

Congrats to Wendy!

Carrotville Expressive Language (& a giveaway)

Is it me, or is the week after Spring Break a total workout? I'm totally wiped out! Thanks to all of you who have requested language packets that match the spring grammar unit. I've got the Expressive Language version of Carrotville completed! I'm so excited about this clipart. I love the veggies and bunnies that are appropriate for all of Spring! 

You can find this new unit on Teacher Pay Teachers. Read through the post to see how to win your own copy too! 

This 38 page download features Carrotville, a nice little town where bunnies live and play. It features homes, apartments, a grocery store and even a bunny barbershop! 

The activities center around the Carrotville board game. Two ways to play are included. The first option features specific skill development, while the second features carryover of language skills by targeting mixed stimulus cards.

Game point and score cards are included. Each type of building corresponds to a language activity to complete. When students land on a building they answer the corresponding questions.

Included: 
Compare & Contrast (24 cards) Identifying features that are the same/different for the listed items
Retelling Familiar Sequences (18 cards) Tell the steps in sequence to complete the given task
Generating WH questions (48 cards) Develop a WH question, that will match the answer given on the card
Attributes (24 cards) 1Read the attributes and name the listed item or name attributes for the item
Multiple Meaning Words (24 multiple choice) Name two different meanings for the given word.
Special Cards (12 included)

You can find Carrotville, here on TpT. And if you'd like to see the Grammar Version, check it out here. These work out perfectly for your mixed groups! 

I'm participating in the speechy spring sale today and tomorrow. Click on the picture above to visit the sale! 

OK - Now let's throw a giveaway of the Carrotville! Enter on the rafflecopter widget below! 

a Rafflecopter giveaway

NYC breakfast

Breakfast in New York City at Gramercy Cafe, corner of E. 17th and 3rd Ave

Artist at the Altar finds a home in NYC

This work made its debut at the Affordable Art Fair in New York City and it is now in the collection of a major, major, New York collector... that's what I'm talking about!

Artist Worshiping at the Altar of Modern Art (Version II)
17 x 35 inches. Watercolor, acrylic, charcoal and gesso on paper.
2013 by F. Lennox Campello

One of the critics from ArtNews magazine who has been following my work since the last Miami art fairs and who was here for the press preview told me that I need to make these electronic pieces much larger... which is exactly what my gallerist from Ireland advised.

Walk about the Affordable Art Fair NYC

At LivAspen Art, Boulder, Colorado

At White Cube, London, UK

At Fraser Gallery, Bethesda, MD

Pink Dude walking around the AAFNYC

As soon as you enter the fair spaces...

At Nine Gallery, Gwangju, South Korea

At DECORAZONgallery, London, UK

Seen in NYC

Look who I ran into at the Affordable Art Fair in New York?

The amazing artist known as Clark V. Fox, founder of MOCA DC and one of the DMV's former residents (living now in LA, Texas and Havana).

By the way, he"s squatting down a little - he's still taller than me and looking good.

Today we sold five or six of Greg Knott's photographs (as well as getting him a commission), plus one large drawing of mine, one Jeannette Herrera painting and working a major acquisition deal for Carla Goldberg with a local university!