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CURRENT EXHIBITIONS, SPECIAL EVENTS & ARTICLES

Women in Business Seminar

"Planning a Future in Business through Faith"

• September 19-20, 2003
• Echo Gallery II
• Union Station - East Hall, Washington, DC
• Sponsored by
• Echo Gallery & Mademoiselle Ltd.
• read more details, download the flyer >>click here

Accessories, Furniture, Sculpture Objects, and Functional Art: New acquisitions
Just added ODUN hand carved mahogany wood furniture (table, étagère, and end table), functional art, and sculpture objects from Ghana.  Also a beautiful pewter chess set from the STORY TELLER SERIES.  This is a must see addition to our collections.... more, click here.

Contemporary Artist Mark Cottman - "The Feeling of Jazz"
...featuring paintings and drawings of the greats of jazz.
Hand Painted Hats by Malik Lloyd
Porcelain Dinnerware by James Roland for Mind Design

Exhibit: Sunday June 1, 2003 to Friday July 18, 2003
Reception: Monday June 30, 2003, 6pm-9pm
Echogallery II - Union Station - East Hall
Call for more info: 202.842.8400 or 202.842.9800
...view online images...

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Mark Cottman
Biographic Profile: Mark Cottman
Statement: "From the Soul of an Artist"
Online Exhibit: Portfolio
Press release: "Mark Cottman, Malik Lloyd"

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	Malik Lloyd - Hand painted hats
	Biographic Profile:
	Statement:
	Online Exhibit: Portfolio
	Press release: "Thinking Hats"

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James Roland - Porcelain Dinnerware for Mind Design
Biographic Profile:
Statement: Portfolio
Online Exhibit: Portfolio
Press release:

The Origin of African American Art - Article by Barbara Queen

Blacks who arrived in the Atlantic seaboard colonies came from African cultures rich in artisanship. The first art, produced around 1619, took the form of fine handicrafts. For several decades some African artisans worked side by side... more about this historic legacy...

RECENT EXHIBITIONS

Gwen Aqui

This renowned artist is a native of Washington, DC.  She has been painting for more that 25 years.  She often fuses warm and tropical colors of the Caribbean with African images.  Her works are intended to evoke intense feelings of Mother of Africa while embracing the cool colors of the Caribbean... view online images (Aqui & Moeng)...

Mary Moeng

Mary started drawing at a young age in Soweto, South Africa.  Her works portray township life in Soweto.  She works in pencil, water-colors, pastels, oils and acrylics.  Her work is represented in many private collections in South Africa and abroad... view more images...

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