Georgetown Arts Show!

Last night we also headed to the House of Sweden at the Georgetown Waterfront for the opening reception for Georgetown Arts’ 6th Annual Art Show. We snapped Work Design Magazine Editor Natalie Grasso with DC interior designers Meghan O'Malley and Cara Zimmermann.

Guests enjoyed the art on display by Georgetown artists while nibbling on an array of appetizers and sipping wine. Here, attorney David Harrison with mixed media artist Wendy Plotkin-Mates and OB/GYN Dr. Brian Johnson.

America's Essential Hospitals’ Veronica Amaya, Allison Cater and Sarah Callahan with Georgetown Arts publicity chair Cassandra Blohowiak. There will also be art talks this Saturday at 2pm and Sunday at 12pm and 2pm, as artists discuss their art pieces, inspiration and other life experiences.

Georgetown based artists Joan Konkel, Jane Lepscky and Sherry Kaskey had work on display and for sale during the reception.

Georgetown residents Ben Lesser and Dawn Goldthorpe, artist Cherry Baumbusch, and art patrons Marylyn Brody, Linda Priscilla and Rich Moscicki. The show’s proceeds support CAG, which aims to preserve Georgetown's historic character, quality of life and aesthetic values.

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