An IDEAL Mix-Up: Opening this Saturday

Please join us THIS Saturday, 26 January 2008 at 4pm for a lecture on Polish art by gallery director Nevin Kelly. Refreshments will follow the talk...

An Ideal Mix-Up: A Winter Group Exhibition at the NKG
January 16 - February 24, 2008


A group exhibition that includes works by the contemporary Polish artists that helped launch the gallery in May 2003 and the many local artists who have joined the gallery along the way. The exhibition celebrates both the gallery's origins and its development as a platform for showcasing emerging trends in local art. Unlike most group shows, which remain static during their entire run, works in this show will be hung and re-hung in stages as works are sold or anchor pieces are moved to share the spotlight. The exhibition will feature works by local artists Sondra Arkin, Joan Belmar, Ellyn Weiss, Mary Chiaramonte and Laurel Hausler and by Polish artists Edward Dwurnik, Darek Pala, Krzysztof Kokoryn, Pawel Król, Lukasz Huculak and Michal Zaborowski.

Laura M. Kuah, Gallery Assistant
Nevin Kelly Gallery
1517 U Street, NW
Washington, DC 20009

Tel.: 202-232-3464
Fax: 202-232-3465
E-mail: laura@nevinkellygallery.com
Web: www.nevinkellygallery.com
and http://nevinkellygallery.blogspot.com

SOLD!

On Thursday, 1 November 2007, I sold my FIRST painting: Michal Zaborowski's After the Race [oil on canvas, 59''x32'', 2007] from the H20 Show at the Nevin Kelly Gallery, 1517 U Street, Washington, DC. Congratulations to the lucky buyers! But don't worry, there are still 11 Zaborowski paintings left to be sold from now until the end of the show.

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A Timeless Snapshot: Michal Zaborowski

"...a romantic impressionist with a contemporary voice."

I now work for the Nevin Kelly Gallery here off U Street in Washington DC. Our current exhibition is a show entitled H2O by Polish contemporary artist Michal Zaborowski, which opened on October 11, 2007 and will be on view until November 11, 2007. I was going to do an exhibition review, but have volunteered my art criticism services to our official gallery blog which can be found by clicking here. I am responsible for the weekly artist features on NKG's blog. Pop on over there and stay tuned for more of my muses on this exhibition... and, enjoy!