Exhibits & Events

ZENITH COMMUNTY ARTS FOUNDATION & THE TRUST FOR PUBLIC LAND
LAUNCH UNIQUE PARTNERSHIP TO BENEFIT THE ENVIRONMENT
What Remains: The American Landscape Portfolio of Limited-Edition Prints Reception at Zenith Gallery in Washington DC Tuesday, April 22, Earth Day, 6:30-8:30 pm
Washington, DC – April 9, 2008 - When renowned landscape artist Bradley Stevens painted our country’s natural treasures for his What Remains: The American Landscape exhibit at Zenith Gallery last summer, he wanted to call attention to the dramatic beauty of our endangered environment, and inspire action to preserve America’s resources.  Sharing Stevens’s enthusiasm, Margery E. Goldberg, founder of The Zenith Community Arts Foundation (ZCAF), has teamed up with Stevens and The Trust for Public Land (TPL) in a unique partnership to produce a special limited-edition portfolio of Giclée prints of Stevens’s paintings to support TPL’s conservation efforts.  TPL is the first beneficiary
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Food Glorious Food III
DIVERSITY:  THINK GLOBALLY. EAT LOCALLY.Now in its third year, the Food Glorious Food Show serves up an eclectic menu of paintings, sculpture and photographs depicting food in all its fabulous forms.  Cooked up by Zenith Gallery, the Zenith Community Arts Foundation (ZCAF) and the Capital Area Food Bank, the show’s mix of food, art and charity is a recipe that pleases the palates of art patrons and food aficionados, while raising money for the food bank through the sale of original art, a calendar showcasing pieces from the show, Giclée prints of select art from the calendar and a charity event. 

 The calendar is available for a minimum donation of $15 at the locations listed below, with all proceeds going to the food bank. 
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Freedom Place Collection 
Presented by Zenith Community Arts Foundation ZCAF
The prominent artists whose work is represented in The Freedom Place Collection are separated artistically by the individuality of their creativity and process, yet linked by the African-American experience and heritage, a powerful wellspring of inspiration that has uniquely nurtured and enriched their art. Featured artists are Benny Andrews, Romare Bearden, Robert Freeman, Alma Thomas and Richard Yarde

The Freedom Place Collection is owned by Washington residents Stuart Bloch and Ambassador Julia Chang Bloch, who started collecting African-American Artists 35 years ago while living in Cambridge, Massachusetts.  The Bloch's are sponsoring the ZCAF exhibition.

Select works are on view at Congressional Bank at 21st and K Streets, NW.

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