PARK VIEW GALLERY
Glen Echo Park's Park View Gallery presents the work of emerging visual artists, including Glen Echo Park instructors and advanced students at Glen Echo Park.
Gallery Hours
Monday - Saturday | 10am to 6pm
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"Listen to the Birds"
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"Orchids, Two"
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"Orchids & Plants at Hilllwood Gardens"
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Marcie Wolf-Hubbard
FLORA— A Celebration of Nature, Beauty & Life
October 5 - November 3, 2024
Park View Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday, 10 am - 6 pm
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 5, 6 - 8 pm
Encaustic Demo & Artist Talk: Saturday, October 26, 2 - 4 pm
See an encaustic demo and learn about Marcie's practice of painting in encaustic in Marcie Wolf-Hubbard's Artist's Talk.
RSVP (preferred, not required)
The Park View Gallery presents FLORA— A Celebration of Nature, Beauty & Life, a solo exhibition by artist Marcie Wolf-Hubbard. This exhibition features a collection of paintings and sculpture in encaustic and mixed media and is dedicated to the artist’s late Aunt Flora. Wolf-Hubbard states, “My Aunt Flora was a huge supporter of me, my family, and my art. She displayed my art proudly in her beautiful home, was my patron, and attended many of my art receptions.…The exhibit is a celebration. Aunt Flora touched so many people’s lives.”
Artist Biography
Through her art and teaching, Marcie Wolf-Hubbard shares her love of drawing, painting, and collage/mixed media, much of which is inspired by nature. She provides guidance and encouragement to participants in her art sessions. Wolf-Hubbard is a proud winner of the 2022 Nancy Frankel Artist Award, an annual prize that recognizes one of America's greatest artists and is presented in an effort to continue her legacy in the culture.
Wolf-Hubbard has received numerous grants from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County. Grants include Artist Residencies, Artist & Scholars Grants, and Professional Development grants. Artist Residencies have also supported her work in the community. She teaches students of all ages, including individuals with special needs and seniors with dementia.
Her paintings and sculpture in encaustic (wax) and mixed media have been exhibited widely on the East Coast. Wolf-Hubbard has illustrated for magazines and books, as well as worked as a courtroom illustrator. She is an instructor at Glen Echo Park, Yellow Barn Studios, and the Smithsonian. She received her B.A. from the University of Maryland in Studio art and studied Fine Art & Illustration at the Maryland Institute, College of Art.
Wolf-Hubbard is the Education/Social team leader in Ch/Art, a community arts organization in Northwest Washington, DC, and Maryland. She is an active member of Teaching Artists of the Mid-Atlantic (TAMA).
Artist Statement
"My encaustic art demonstrates my lifelong interest in drawing the figure and nature. I transform my charcoal drawings into richly colored encaustic paintings and mixed media sculpture, creating dioramas of tiny interiors and environments. My deep concern of our planet and global warming has led me to more attention and explorations of nature, including depicting species of birds and flora.
My autobiographical work depicts my interpretation of an existing or imagined environment to bring about a looser, fluid version that invites and welcomes connection into a deeper reflection of human and/or physical nature. The latter can include significant memories, people, or animals and their chosen or natural environment. Personal connections are developed and better conveyed as I have been broadening my encaustic artwork from 2D to 3D. I am dedicated to employing sustainable materials such as cardboard and found wood for the armatures and using paper mache with encaustic materials.”
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