Del Ray Artisans Gallery

https://delrayartisans.org/event/second-time/

Many physical items we choose to remove from our lives can be sold/given/donated to others rather than going into our world’s overburdened landfills. It takes a conscious choice to acquire items from others rather than purchasing new items at a retail store. It also takes a little effort to offer something no longer needed to others rather than just tossing it in the trash or recycle bin. The Second Time Around art exhibit at Del Ray Artisans gallery focuses on this thought-change concept of sustainable creativity and enhancing the artistic environmental ethos, from the featured artwork utilizing recycled materials to the special workshops and events held during the exhibit.

https://www.eastcityart.com/art-news/womenartistsdmv/

A major, multi-venue survey of female visual artists from the DC–Maryland–Virginia region.

Women Artists of the DMV will be the first large-scale curated exhibition dedicated to showcasing the work of active female visual artists from the region. Featuring more than 300 artists, it will be one of the largest curated fine art exhibitions in the United States. The show will run from September through December 2025 across eleven venues in Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia:

• American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center (Washington, DC)

• The Athenaeum (Alexandria, VA)

• McLean Project for the Arts (McLean, VA)

• Artists & Makers Studios (Rockville, MD)

• The Galleries at Strathmore Mansion (Rockville, MD)

• Pyramid Atlantic Art Center (Hyattsville, MD)

• The Writer’s Center (Bethesda, MD)

• Montpelier Arts Center (Laurel, MD)

• Maryland Hall (Annapolis, MD)

• Adah Rose Gallery (Rockville, MD)

• Priddy Library at The Universities at Shady Grove (Rockville, MD)

The exhibition is curated by Florencio Lennox Campello, a widely respected artist, writer, and curator who has lived in the DC area since the late 1980s.

Ursula’s art will be in the Priddy Library.

https://thedccenter.org/

Celebrate creativity, identity, and expression as we showcase stunning works from talented LGBTQ+ artists. Connect with community, experience powerful stories through art, and enjoy an inspiring evening together.

Ursula’s first solo show will be at Snake Hill Bar and Grill. https://snakehillbaltimore.com/

This is a stop on the Highland First Friday Arts Walks and Ursula will be at Snake Hill for both October and November walks. https://www.ihearthighlandtown.com/2025/01/31/first-friday-art-walks-2025/

Come join the pop-up art experience and help make a community mural with Ursula.

More details to come as the event gets closer.