Past Exhibitions: Summer 2007

Ahmad Moualla, At the Brink, 1995

Art from Syria: A Journey through Half a Century of Creativity

A breathtaking tour across fifty years of Syrian art, as represented by the work of a number of accomplished painters from Syria, starting with Louay Kayali and ending with Sara Shamma. The aesthetic experience of beauty: colors, shapes, images, fantasies and visions conceived by these artists are presented by their various mediums of expression, allusion, or abstraction. This exhibition was organized in collaboration with the Embassy of the Syrian Arab Republic.

Copyright 2006 Rob Rogers/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Reprinted with permission

Bush Leaguers: Cartoonists Take on the White House

The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists (AAEC) presents a rare collection of current political cartoons about George W. Bush and his most trusted advisors. Cartoonists from newspapers across the country, including several Pulitzer Prize winners, have contributed their best cartoons depicting George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Karl Rove, Donald Rumsfeld, Condoleezza Rice, and more.

Christina McPhee
Strike, 2005
Courtesy: Sara Tecchia Gallery

Christina McPhee: Carrizo-Parkfield Diaries

The Diaries meditate and mediate on the indissoluble link between our perceptions of the invisible landscape of data and our own psychic space, particularly as it is transformed during moments of traumatic memory, when the shock of recall is both vivid and fleeting. Organized by Sara Tecchia Roma New York.

William S. Dutterer
Soto Voce in Saffron, 2005
Courtesy of Collection of Jamie Johnson

True Dutterer:
The Work of William S. Dutterer

Bill Dutterer was an important and beloved Washington artist and teacher who moved to NYC in 1979 and continued to make powerful and innovative paintings until his death in January, 2007. True Dutterer will be a celebration of his art and life, with a primary focus on his paintings provoked by his recent trip to Afghanistan.