East City Art Profiles: DC Murals
An interview with Perry Frank, founder of DC Murals by artist Jay Hendrick.
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Posts by Jay Hendrick
Jay Hendrick is an artist living and working in Fairfax, VA. He is originally from Texas and came to the DC area for graduate school. He has a BAS and BFA from Abilene Christian University and an MFA from George Mason University. Hendrick is an adjunct professor at Northern Virginia Community College.The Meditative Grid: An Interview with Joseph Shetler
Artist Jay Hendrick interviews artist Joseph Shetler. They discuss the MFA, religion, the grid, and labor.
Read MoreRoot Systems: An interview with Lisa Marie Thalhammer
Artist Jay Hendrick interviews artist Lisa Marie Thalhammer. They discuss painting, activism, healing, football, the Women’s March, and murals.
Read MoreAbsolute Presence: An Interview with Lorenzo Cardim
An interview with artist Lorenzo Cardim by artist Jay Hendrick.
Read MoreResplendent Banality: Lillian Bayley Hoover’s For the Moment Reviewed
Jay Hendrick Reviews Lillian Bayley Hoover’s For the Moment at VisArts through Nov. 20
Read MoreEast City Art Reviews: Art Night at Hickok Cole Architects
16 years running, Hickok Cole Architects have raised funds for the WPA. This year’s auction included almost 100 artists.
Read MoreEast City Artnotes: Flesh, NSFW?
Olly Olly’s Flesh reveals the many facets of humanity sexuality
Read MorePathways Reviewed: A Line’s Certitude
Jay Hendrick explores the line in Pathways
Read MoreKinesthetic Empathy
Please Touch reviewed by Jay Hendrick. The exhibition is on view at Target Gallery through July 17.
Read MoreWho’s Afraid of the Bunnyman? Olly Olly’s Manifesto Reviewed
The story goes that in 1970, at a bridge in Fairfax, a couple was assaulted by a figure dressed in a bunny suit. The bunny-suited assailant flung a hatchet, breaking their car window. The hatchet wielding, fuzzy flayer was dubbed the Bunnyman. Soon Bunnyman paranoia struck the local residents of...
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