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Erwin Timmers at Brentwood Arts Exchange Featured in "Front Window Gallery"

By Michael Janis on May 9, 2013

Rebound series, recyled glass by Erwin Timmers. Photo courtesy of Brentwood Arts Exchange. — Rebound series, recyled glass by Erwin Timmers. Photo courtesy of Brentwood Arts Exchange.

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Reception: Saturday, May 11 from 5pm to 8pm

On display from May 11 to June 29, 2013.

The Brentwood Arts Exchange presents its Front Window Featured Artist: eco-artist Erwin Timmers.
Glass sculptor and Washington Glass School co-founder, Erwin Timmers’ colorful eco-friendly glass sculpture will be on display in the Brentwood Arts Exchange gallery’s Front Window Gallery from May 11 – June 29, 2013.

Thoughtful and ingenious, Erwin’s sculpture calls attention to contemporary issues through a creative re-engineering of often-overlooked forms and concepts, often focusing on industrial salvage and recycling. Erwin is featured in various prominent collections and has received numerous commissions. His eco-artwork has been on display locally in Zenith Gallery, Fraser Gallery, and Bender Gallery in Asheville, NC.

There will be a gallery artist talk on June 22 at 2pm.

Gallery Hours:

Monday – Friday: 10am-7pm
Saturday: 10am-4pm

Brentwood Arts Exchange in Gateway Arts Center is located at 3901 Rhode Island Avenue, Brentwood, MD.

For more information contact the gallery at 301-277-2863 or tty. 301-446-6802, via email at pgp-brentwood-arts@pgparks.com or visit them online at arts.pgparks.com.

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