Tuesday, January 26, 2010

"Till Death Do Us Part"



Art Brings Us Together: Till Death Do Us Part


Matt Sesow, Dana Ellyn Gallery Exhibit at Long View Gallery Opens Feb 5 With Couple’s Wedding



On Friday, February 5, from 6:30 - 9:30 PM, two of Washington, DC's most celebrated local artists will tie the knot at Long View Gallery at 1234 9th St NW.


During the opening night reception for Dana Ellyn and Matt Sesow's "Till Death Do Us Part" art exhibition, the long-time couple will exchange nuptials. The couple is inviting all of DC's artists, collectors, and art enthusiasts to the public event.

Opening Reception Friday, February 5th, 6:30-9:30pm

RSVP to info@longviewgallery.com

Painting "Till Death Do us Part" Dana Ellyn

Monday, January 4, 2010

URBAN FOREST Project in DC!


The URBAN FOREST Project seeks sponsors for a massive spring art event in DC:


"The Urban Forest Project is a series of unprecedented outdoor banner exhibitions taking root in cities around the world. In each location, artists, designers, students and the general public will employ the idea or form of the tree to make a powerful visual statement on banners that will be displayed throughout the community.


The tree is a metaphor for sustainability and, in that spirit, the banners at the close of each exhibition will be recycled into totebags and auctioned off to raise money for a local non-profit organization." Proceeds will go to support local Washington, DC tree planting and sustainability initiatives.


This project, conceived by Worldstudio, is being presented in Washington, DC by the District Department of Transportation (DDOT), in collaboration with the Corcoran College of Art and Design, AIGA DC and Downtown DC Business Improvement District. Seed funding for the project was provided through a grant from the USDA Forest Service.

See: UFC-DC.com

SPONSOR DEADLINE 2/1/10
Contact Andréa Pellegrino
apellegrino@worldstudioinc.com
212.366.1317 x18

Banner Artwork Deadline 1/8/10

Register here: for $20,
•No promotions of commercial logos, taglines or corporate names.
•No partisan political messages.
•No obscene language or imagery.