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| SOLOX - Washington DC Art Salon |
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SOLOX is an Art Salon for Active, Participating friends,in the Greater Washington DC area, who are
particularly interested in the Humanities ... visual and performing arts ... this is a co-op group which combines socializing
with intellectual pursuits which are enjoyed as a group in museums, modern dance, artist's studios, lectures, poetry readings,
concerts (jazz, chamber music), avant-garde theater, ballet, opera, occasional field trips ... Studio Gallery, DCGlassworks,
Hirshhorn, Kreeger, Addison-Ripley, Woolley Mammoth, Source Warehouse, Shakespeare Readings, iMPROV, production pottery, blacksmith
arts ... activities are every 5-8 weeks, and each is sponsored by a participating member ... you are invited to consider membership
... SOLOX is a non-profit organization, and membership bears only the cost of your engaging personality and active participation.
Many events are openings and jazz or chamber music concerts in the embassies, galleries, and museums. So if you RESIDE in the Washington DC area ... and wish to participate ... please contact us with "SUBSCRIBE"
in the subject line (just click the following link):
Links to Highly Inventive and Creative Arts and Humanities
activities, many in the Washington DC area ... SOLOX suggestions:
Mahaffey White, Artist
Richard Thornton White, FAGO, Organist & Choirmaster
New York City, 242 West 14th St: Abingdon Square Painters Studio
Marilyn Banner, Artist
Carl Banner's Musica Viva, Washington DC
Graham Caldwell, Glass & Steel
AFFRICA Gallery on R Street
DCGlassWorks, Artistic Studio Glass, Hand Blown Artifacts, Graham Caldwell, Jesse Caldwell, Wyndell Williams and Dave D'Orio
Jake Mcguire, Professional Photographer
The Ratner Museum, Rockville MD
Musee Fernand Leger, Biot, France, Pivital Collections of 30's, 40's, and 50's and Bridice rendered Architectural Ceramics
and Tile Inlays
The Maeght Foundation, St. Paul de Vence, France
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Please let me know if you wish to participate in SOLOX and PLEASE send you ideas for future events.
Please Nominate additional people who might be really interested, but check with them first. Richard will do most of the overall
coordination work.
What are the SOLOX events?
The art salon is only for really interested friends who wish
to gather in private homes and public art and performance forums, both for the visual and performing arts, for an enjoyable
intellectual and social pursuit ... to participate, to discuss, to enjoy ... private home sessions will involve pot-luck luncheon/brunch/dinner.
Examples:
Tour a local artist studio ... Glassworks, etc. ... go to lunch/dinner afterwords ... persian, indian,
ethiopian, italian ... probably in adams-morgan ...
Visit a local gallery, for artists' interactive talks about their
work ... Director at Studio Gallery would be an example with an exhibiting artist or two.
Attend theater and concert
performances, with interactive sessions afterwords ... like this one on 13 Sep ... please see the attached and the announcement
below.
Participate in Theatrical Readings ... Margaret led Shakespeare.
Poetry readings, jazz and poetry,
updates on Karren's opera production.
Field trip ... FLW/Falling Water ... spring 2007
Field trip ... Philadelphia Museum of
Art ... the enormous Chagall show in the mid 80's was superb; there is an unusually fine Rodin collection in Philadelphia.
Maybe we can get Ben to coordinate something with Bill Duncan ...
Ron Hollowell gave a great talk 4 years
ago in Arlington ... his years with Dizzy Gillespie ...
Director is planning to Host us at Studio Gallery on
R St ...
What is expected of you, the (ad hoc) members:
Host or coordinate an event once every 18-24 months
... SOLOX sessions will be every 6-10 weeks through the year, possibly less in the summer.
Examples from the
past when Steve did the work ...
Evie arranged a docent tour of Kreeger, dutch treat Pizza Parlor afterwords.
Margaret
did Taming of the Shrew, pot-luck.
Slide show and informal talk on the Art of Southern France ... Miro, Leger ...
others, with a Pot Luck.
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