The travelling portraiture exhibit, “17 Men,” is on display at the Loudoun Museum through early August. The exhibit includes colored pencil drawings of soldiers from … Read More ›
Category: Art Scene
Loudoun County resident Sabina Puppo pushes for “Peace in Our Time” with her fundraiser intended to support and protect displaced Ukrainian refugees who are experiencing hardships.
Purcellville artist Patricia Taylor is the woman behind the wings. Her whimsical wing murals and glowing faux finishing work are creating a buzz at businesses around her hometown and beyond.
By Jan Mercker Leesburg’s public art scene is booming with murals and outdoor sculptures popping up all over town. And every piece has a story—from … Read More ›
By Jan Mercker For Leesburg artist Kim Pourciau Kim, there’s beauty in brokenness and healing in community. Kim’s locally famous “Kintsugi Heart” sculpture in the … Read More ›
Friends of Leesburg Public Arts will hold a special two-day exhibit of the work of noted painter Don Stivers on Friday and Saturday at the … Read More ›
By Jan Mercker Forrest Holbert is a man of few words. But his inspired drawings, paintings and prints are where his self-expression shines. Holbert’s work … Read More ›
A touch of whimsy, a splash of kitsch and plenty of heart and soul. Leesburg-based artist Deborah Morbeto has brought color, verve, and an eclectic style to the Loudoun arts scene for more than 20 years.
Potter Bryan Mattraw is Loudoun-raised and locally focused in creating the gorgeous mugs, bowls and other pieces that draw shoppers to his studio every spring and fall. “It’s basically local dirt, ash from my woodstove and chicken eggs. … It’s hyper-local,” Mattraw said.
For sculptor and woodworker Patrick Burns, it’s all about listening to the wood. Burns has been quietly running his studio west of Leesburg for several years. But last month, Burns caught the attention of the county’s arts community with a mesmerizing large-scale aquatic-themed sculpture.