Recent Exhibitions

What Passes Between, Solo Exhibit at Washington Printmakers Gallery, March 2026

Abstract screenprints over acrylic on canvas and wood panels on gallery walls

What Passes Between, Solo Exhibit at Washington Printmakers Gallery, March 2026

What Passes Between, Solo Exhibit at Washington Printmakers Gallery, March 2026

“Through,” Installation, Washington Printmakers Gallery, 2026

Click for Mark Jenkins Writeup, Discerning Eye

Layered Lives: Women in Print
Oct 9-Nov. 1, 2026
Gallery B, 7700 Wisconsin Ave, Suite E, Bethesda, MD 20814
Opening Reception: Friday, October 9, 6-8pm

This exhibit brings together women artists from the DMV region who explore the depths of lived experience through experimental printmaking techniques. Working primarily in semi-abstract forms, the artists use layered images, symbols, and textures—both physical and symbolic to reflect narratives of resilience, identity, and transformation. Through innovative approaches to printmaking, their artworks reveal the enduring power of craft and creative strength, that evolves over time, celebrating the intersection of personal intuition, artistic craft, and collective memory. Artists: Barbara Bitondo, Kristine DeNinno, Suzanne A. Bartlett, Clare Winslow.

What Passes Between
Clare Winslow
March 5–29, 2026

This exhibition brings together works in screenprint and acrylic that explore threshold, suspension, and the space between states. Soft, mottled grounds laid down in acrylic create atmosphere and depth; screenprinting builds across them with precise, repeated detail — mesh, lace, grid.

Ribbons, chains, orbs, and sweeping forms move through these layered surfaces, suspended between weight and weightlessness, clarity and dissolution. Large canvases let these tensions breathe across expansive fields, while small panels distill them into concentrated moments.

In the street-facing window, Through — an installation of repurposed transparencies from two decades of printmaking — offers a visual archive, tracing a passage from documentation to abstraction.

To view a pdf portfolio with sample work from the exhibit, click here.