May 3 - June 2, 2024 | Saturdays & Sundays, 12 pm – 6 pm

The Popcorn Gallery presents 50 Years in Clay: 1974 - 2024 featuring the very best functional and non-functional artistic ceramic pieces by Glen Echo Pottery instructor artists and advanced students. This year’s focus is creativity, style, and substance. Ceramic artwork from atmospheric and reduction firings at the Park will showcase all aspects of form, function, and design in the ceramic arts. Participating artists will be available in the gallery during gallery hours to engage with visitors about the show.

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May 3 - June 2, 2024 | Saturdays & Sundays, 12 pm – 6 pm

The Popcorn Gallery presents 50 Years in Clay: 1974 - 2024 featuring the very best functional and non-functional artistic ceramic pieces by Glen Echo Pottery instructor artists and advanced students. This year’s focus is creativity, style, and substance. Ceramic artwork from atmospheric and reduction firings at the Park will showcase all aspects of form, function, and design in the ceramic arts. Participating artists will be available in the gallery during gallery hours to engage with visitors about the show.

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

Opening Reception TONIGHT during Art Walk, 6pm - 8pm.
May 3 - June 2, 2024 | Saturdays & Sundays, 12 pm – 6 pm

The Popcorn Gallery presents 50 Years in Clay: 1974 - 2024 featuring the very best functional and non-functional artistic ceramic pieces by Glen Echo Pottery instructor artists and advanced students. This year’s focus is creativity, style, and substance. Ceramic artwork from atmospheric and reduction firings at the Park will showcase all aspects of form, function, and design in the ceramic arts. Participating artists will be available in the gallery during gallery hours to engage with visitors about the show.

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

This artwork, a collection of colorful collages of acrylic-painted canvas scraps, was created by Black and Brown boys and from Washington DC’s Wards 7 and 8 – specifically, program participants of the DC-based youth arts program Life Pieces To Masterpieces (LPTM). The stories told in each piece celebrate the power, joy, and resilience of the boys and men served by LPTM as they both persevere through their life challenges and celebrate their life triumphs.

As Apprentices create paintings in LPTM’s unique style, their artwork becomes a repository exemplifying a wide range of representations of Black American males from the unique and diverse perspectives of children and young adults. As they follow the signature process of cutting and sewing scraps of canvas into a masterpiece to collectively celebrate, they are transforming their “life pieces” into “masterpieces.”

Learn More >>  |  Park Map >>

This artwork, a collection of colorful collages of acrylic-painted canvas scraps, was created by Black and Brown boys and from Washington DC’s Wards 7 and 8 – specifically, program participants of the DC-based youth arts program Life Pieces To Masterpieces (LPTM). The stories told in each piece celebrate the power, joy, and resilience of the boys and men served by LPTM as they both persevere through their life challenges and celebrate their life triumphs.

As Apprentices create paintings in LPTM’s unique style, their artwork becomes a repository exemplifying a wide range of representations of Black American males from the unique and diverse perspectives of children and young adults. As they follow the signature process of cutting and sewing scraps of canvas into a masterpiece to collectively celebrate, they are transforming their “life pieces” into “masterpieces.”

Learn More >>  |  Park Map >>

This artwork, a collection of colorful collages of acrylic-painted canvas scraps, was created by Black and Brown boys and from Washington DC’s Wards 7 and 8 – specifically, program participants of the DC-based youth arts program Life Pieces To Masterpieces (LPTM). The stories told in each piece celebrate the power, joy, and resilience of the boys and men served by LPTM as they both persevere through their life challenges and celebrate their life triumphs.

As Apprentices create paintings in LPTM’s unique style, their artwork becomes a repository exemplifying a wide range of representations of Black American males from the unique and diverse perspectives of children and young adults. As they follow the signature process of cutting and sewing scraps of canvas into a masterpiece to collectively celebrate, they are transforming their “life pieces” into “masterpieces.”

Learn More >>  |  Park Map >>

This artwork, a collection of colorful collages of acrylic-painted canvas scraps, was created by Black and Brown boys and from Washington DC’s Wards 7 and 8 – specifically, program participants of the DC-based youth arts program Life Pieces To Masterpieces (LPTM). The stories told in each piece celebrate the power, joy, and resilience of the boys and men served by LPTM as they both persevere through their life challenges and celebrate their life triumphs.

As Apprentices create paintings in LPTM’s unique style, their artwork becomes a repository exemplifying a wide range of representations of Black American males from the unique and diverse perspectives of children and young adults. As they follow the signature process of cutting and sewing scraps of canvas into a masterpiece to collectively celebrate, they are transforming their “life pieces” into “masterpieces.”

Learn More >>  |  Park Map >>

This artwork, a collection of colorful collages of acrylic-painted canvas scraps, was created by Black and Brown boys and from Washington DC’s Wards 7 and 8 – specifically, program participants of the DC-based youth arts program Life Pieces To Masterpieces (LPTM). The stories told in each piece celebrate the power, joy, and resilience of the boys and men served by LPTM as they both persevere through their life challenges and celebrate their life triumphs.

As Apprentices create paintings in LPTM’s unique style, their artwork becomes a repository exemplifying a wide range of representations of Black American males from the unique and diverse perspectives of children and young adults. As they follow the signature process of cutting and sewing scraps of canvas into a masterpiece to collectively celebrate, they are transforming their “life pieces” into “masterpieces.”

Learn More >>  |  Park Map >>

This artwork, a collection of colorful collages of acrylic-painted canvas scraps, was created by Black and Brown boys and from Washington DC’s Wards 7 and 8 – specifically, program participants of the DC-based youth arts program Life Pieces To Masterpieces (LPTM). The stories told in each piece celebrate the power, joy, and resilience of the boys and men served by LPTM as they both persevere through their life challenges and celebrate their life triumphs.

As Apprentices create paintings in LPTM’s unique style, their artwork becomes a repository exemplifying a wide range of representations of Black American males from the unique and diverse perspectives of children and young adults. As they follow the signature process of cutting and sewing scraps of canvas into a masterpiece to collectively celebrate, they are transforming their “life pieces” into “masterpieces.”

Learn More >>  |  Park Map >>

This artwork, a collection of colorful collages of acrylic-painted canvas scraps, was created by Black and Brown boys and from Washington DC’s Wards 7 and 8 – specifically, program participants of the DC-based youth arts program Life Pieces To Masterpieces (LPTM). The stories told in each piece celebrate the power, joy, and resilience of the boys and men served by LPTM as they both persevere through their life challenges and celebrate their life triumphs.

As Apprentices create paintings in LPTM’s unique style, their artwork becomes a repository exemplifying a wide range of representations of Black American males from the unique and diverse perspectives of children and young adults. As they follow the signature process of cutting and sewing scraps of canvas into a masterpiece to collectively celebrate, they are transforming their “life pieces” into “masterpieces.”

Learn More >>  |  Park Map >>