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With almost two decades of behind-the-scenes arts and event production experience, Robert Gandy writes as Urban Arts Examiner with the perspective of someone who’s ‘been there,’ in the trenches, brush in hand. Contact Robert here.

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Art of holiday cookies

Monday, December 14th, 2009 · 1 comment

There are few rituals or objects that resonate "family" intergenerationally, that contribute to a sense of belonging so completely, that...
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Touchstone and Foundry Galleries showcase urban art by the community, for the community

Saturday, December 12th, 2009

Touchstone and Foundry Galleries teamed up last night for an exciting opening at Go Mama Go! on 14th St. The three day event "Art is a...
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McGuire Fine Arts is a hip destination in historic Frederick

Sunday, December 6th, 2009

McGuire Fine Arts in the historic district in downtown Frederick, Maryland is a refreshingly cosmopolitan gallery featuring prints, sculpture and...
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Maine Avenue Seafood Market is urban art for the palate

Tucked into Washington D.C.'s Southwest Waterfront neighborhood is a historic market that has never lost its flavor. According to the DC Traveler, the...
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Colonial to contemporary, Frederick, Maryland is all art

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Frederick, Maryland is a post-industrial city on the outskirts of the growing, sprawling exurbs of Washington, D.C. full of hidden art both new and...
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Stimulus reaches Nevin Kelly Gallery in Washington, D.C.

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24 area artists got together to bring a "stimulus" of their own to Washington, D.C. Tucked away just off the lobby of the posh Highland Park...
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Eric Carle's very hungry art exhibit

When you step in to the Stanford in Washington Art Gallery on Connecticut Avenue, a self-portrait collage of Eric Carle, famed author and illustrator...
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