Through Art Clinic Online, Stone Tower Studio is providing artists and art supporters with a platform to talk about local art, often their own art. Please show support by attending, asking questions, and spreading the word! The hope is that this experience is educational and provides different perspectives for everyone involved.

Julia Bloom lives and works in DC. Her work includes painting, sculpture, and drawing. In 2020, she started making drawings using a manual typewriter, combining lines of typed stream-of-consciousness along with other media–charcoal, gouache, and pastel. Bloom is represented by Addison Ripley Fine Art and is the director and curator of Freight Gallery, an alternative micro-exhibition space in a historic freight elevator in DC.

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Through Art Clinic Online, Stone Tower Studio is providing artists and art supporters with a platform to talk about local art, often their own art. Please show support by attending, asking questions, and spreading the word! The hope is that this experience is educational and provides different perspectives for everyone involved.

Laurel Lukaszewski is a Maryland-based artist who creates installations and sculptures primarily from clay. Her work is influenced by an appreciation of rhythms and patterns found in nature, her study of Japanese art and culture, and work with Japan over the past three decades while promoting U.S.-Japan grassroots exchange.

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A native of Japan, Michiko Fujii Fowler has lived and painted in the United States since 2008—in San Francisco through 2022 and in Takoma Park, Maryland starting in 2023. Her work is in the permanent collections of the Polk Museum of Art (Florida, USA) and the Saku Museum of Modern Art (Nagano, Japan). In the Saku Museum, her “Painting on a Wall, Painting on a Wall” appeared in the museum's 30th Anniversary Collection Masterpieces show. She was an artist-in-residence at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris and received the Sokei and the Takazawa Awards from the Sokei Academy of Fine Art & Design in Tokyo.

Stone Tower Studio is providing artists and art supporters with a platform to talk about local art, often their own art. Please show support by attending, asking questions, and spreading the word!

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We’re providing artists and art supporters with a platform to talk about local art, often their own art. Please show support by attending, asking questions, and spreading the word! We’re hoping this experience is educational and provides different perspectives for everyone involved.

We’re providing artists and art supporters with a platform to talk about local art, often their own art. Please show support by attending, asking questions, and spreading the word! We’re hoping this experience is educational and provides different perspectives for everyone involved.

We’re providing artists and art supporters with a platform to talk about local art, often their own art. Please show support by attending, asking questions, and spreading the word! We’re hoping this experience is educational and provides different perspectives for everyone involved.

We’re providing artists and art supporters with a platform to talk about local art, often their own art. Please show support by attending, asking questions, and spreading the word! We’re hoping this experience is educational and provides different perspectives for everyone involved.

The 2025 Labor Day Art Show—the 54th anniversary of this event—will take place in the historic Spanish Ballroom at Glen Echo Park this year as it has for over half a century! The show will be held daily from August 30 - September 1, 2025 with an opening reception (RSVPs preferred, not required) on Friday, August 29 at 7:30pm.

This unique exhibition and sale presents the work of more than 300 artists from the greater Washington, DC area and features a wide range of media, including sculpture, paintings, works on paper, ceramics, fiber arts, jewelry, photography, and furniture. The show is a Glen Echo Park tradition where students, teachers, and art enthusiasts come together each year to celebrate the Park and its many distinctive arts programs.

Through August 4, artists are invited to submit entries for the show.

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The 2025 Labor Day Art Show—the 54th anniversary of this event—will take place in the historic Spanish Ballroom at Glen Echo Park this year as it has for over half a century! The show will be held daily from August 30 - September 1, 2025 with an opening reception (RSVPs preferred, not required) on Friday, August 29 at 7:30pm.

This unique exhibition and sale presents the work of more than 300 artists from the greater Washington, DC area and features a wide range of media, including sculpture, paintings, works on paper, ceramics, fiber arts, jewelry, photography, and furniture. The show is a Glen Echo Park tradition where students, teachers, and art enthusiasts come together each year to celebrate the Park and its many distinctive arts programs.

Through August 4, artists are invited to submit entries for the show.

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

The 2025 Labor Day Art Show—the 54th anniversary of this event—will take place in the historic Spanish Ballroom at Glen Echo Park this year as it has for over half a century! The show will be held daily from August 30 - September 1, 2025 with an opening reception (RSVPs preferred, not required) on Friday, August 29 at 7:30pm.

This unique exhibition and sale presents the work of more than 300 artists from the greater Washington, DC area and features a wide range of media, including sculpture, paintings, works on paper, ceramics, fiber arts, jewelry, photography, and furniture. The show is a Glen Echo Park tradition where students, teachers, and art enthusiasts come together each year to celebrate the Park and its many distinctive arts programs.

Through August 4, artists are invited to submit entries for the show.

Learn More >> | Park Map >>