Bringing cultural programs from Australia to Washington, DC is certainly no easy task given the vast distance between our two continents. So, when the Australian Embassy opened their doors for an exhibit featuring work by Hiromi Ashlin, a master origami artist introduced to us by longtime client and friend Ron Acker, we were excited to say the least. ...
Artist, Hiromi Ashlin and Broadway Gallery owner, Barry Broadway at the Australian Embassy for her show opening. Broadway Gallery framed this over-sized work, “Quartet: Town of Pearl No. 2”, 74” x 113”, made up of thousands of individually folded origami, it was shipped to us in four pieces. Bringing cultural programs from Australia to Washington, DC is certainly no easy task given the vast distance between our two continents. So, when the Australian Embassy opened their...
For five years, three days a week, Bradley Stevens participated in a “daunting” program for artists that allowed him to study and copy works by the Old Masters in prominent museums. Learn about his “Museum Studies” series here. ...
This article first appeared in Realism Today. Bradley Stevens, “Los Niños,” 20 x 20 in., oil on linen, Available There is something to be said about being a classically trained artist who is given an opportunity to study in such a diverse area as Washington, DC, where programs and opportunities exist for everyone. Our nation’s capital is also one of the few regions in this country where artists have immediate access to some of the most sophisticated...
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