SPACE BETWEEN Paintings by Anne Marchand
May 10 - June 15, 2024
1429 Iris Street NW, Washington DC 20012
Open: Wed-Sat Noon-6pm or by Appointment
MEET THE ARTIST RECEPTIONS: Friday May 10, 4-8 pm & Saturday May 11, 2-6 pm
ARTIST TALK: Saturday, June 1, 2-4 pm
“Space Between” delves into the complexities of the human condition, exploring the unseen realms that shape our existence. This exhibition utilizes the power of art to illuminate the spaces between myth and reality, consciousness and subconscious, and intuition and logic. read more..
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Images: Deep Space; Perception; Dadealian; Magnetism; Andromeda; Windings.
Anne Marchand was born in New Orleans. She majored in art at Auburn University, graduating with a BA, and then earned an MFA from the University of Georgia. Marchand has exhibited her work extensively in solo exhibitions at Zenith Gallery, Washington, DC; Montgomery College, Silver Spring, MD; Green Chalk Contemporary, Monterey, CA; Morris Museum of Art, Augusta, GA; Macon Museum of Arts & Sciences, Macon, GA; Hardin Arts Center, Gadsden, AL; Brick City Gallery, Springfield, MO, and in group exhibitions at Porter Contemporary, New York; American University Museum, Washington, DC; Blackrock Center for the Arts, Germantown, MD; Longview Gallery, Washington, DC and McLean Project for the Arts, McLean VA. Marchand’s work is published in 100 Artists of the Mid Atlantic, Capital File Magazine, Home and Design Magazine, Artists Homes and Studios, Studio Visit Magazine, and Object Lessons, Beauty and Meaning in Art. She is recipient of an Artist Fellowship 2024 from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
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It's time to VOTE! Washington City Paper's Best of DC 2024
Thanks to all of you,
Zenith Gallery was voted Best DC Art Gallery in 2022 and 2023!
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Recognizing Zenith Gallery
At Tuesday’s Committee of the Whole meeting, the Council unanimously voted to recognize Ward 4’s Zenith Gallery for its 46 years of contribution to the DC community. Zenith was founded by Ward 4’s Margery Goldberg in 1978 when she was just 27 years old and has since become one of the foremost and longest-running art galleries in the city, sharing local, national, and international artists’ works with the community.
Margery herself has broken many barriers. She was one of the first women in America to have her own woodworking studio and has displayed over 300 works of art in galleries throughout the U.S., Canada, and Europe. She has also appeared in ten one-woman shows and more than 40 group shows in 13 U.S. cities. Congratulations to Margery and Zenith Gallery on this well-deserved honor! Read about here
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Awareness: Through an African American Lens
Reviewed in the Washington Informer Read HERE
The show was phenomenal and received tons of press! Many of the artworks are still at Zenith Gallery and available for viewing.
Artists: Doba Afolabi, Ram Brisueno, Sheryll Cashin, Julee Dickerson-Thompson, Bulsby "Buzz" Duncan, Cheryl Edwards, Francine Haskins, Bernie Houston, Hubert Jackson, Qrcky, and Curtis Woody.
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Good Morning Washington Channel 7
Celebrating Black History Month at Zenith Gallery!
Interview with Margery Goldberg, and "AWARENESS" exhibition artists: Cheryl Edwards, Sheryll Cashin, and Bulsby "Buzz" Duncan.
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Fox 5 DC's Gwen Tolbart
Interview with Margery Goldberg, and AWARENESS exhibition artists: Ram Brisueno, Sheryll Cashin, Julee Dickerson-Thompson, Qrcky, and Bulsby “Buzz” Duncan about their contributions to this important exhibit.
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Gallery Owner, ZCAF Nonprofit founder, and Wood Scuptor, Margery Goldberg and gallery owner in Washington DC, has been deeply involved in the city’s arts community for decades. She also runs a non-profit aimed at teaching woodworking skills to DC residents.
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ZENITH COMMUNITY ARTS FOUNDATION
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Our PACT program stands out by offering tuition-free training and weekly stipends.
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Call 202-783-2963 for credit card donations.
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ZENITH GALELRY
Voted BEST Gallery in D.C.
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