Forest Hills Art Walk photos – and a big ‘thank you’ from us to you

Incredible artists met incredible guests at the 2016 Forest Hills Art Walk on Sunday, May 15.

Art Walk Deborah LaCroix Marlene Berlin

We’d like to thank the artists who gave so generously of their talent and their time:

Joan Danziger, joandanziger.com
Joan Danziger, joandanziger.com
"Children taught me everything I know about art," Rosalia Gutierrez-Huete says.
Children taught me everything I know about art,” Rosalia Gutierrez-Huete says.

Kiu Kavousi, an artist (see his horses, still lifes, figures and abstract pieces ) and owner of the Chevy Chase Art Gallery, opened his business to Art Walkers.

Deborah Lacroix, http://www.dcclacroix.com/
Deborah Lacroix, dcclacroix.com
Karin Lithell, karinlithell.se
Karin Lithell, karinlithell.se
Isabel Moffly, isabelmoffly.com
Isabel Moffly, isabelmoffly.com
Rose Mosner, rosemosner.com
Rose Mosner, rosemosner.com
A work in progress in Setsuko Ono's studio. It looked like the artist had been at work on the mural that very morning. setsuko-ono.com
A work in progress in Setsuko Ono’s studio. It looked like the artist had been at work on the mural that very morning. setsuko-ono.com
Robin Rose, robinroseart.com
Robin Rose, robinroseart.com
Audrey Sayer, audreysayer.com
Audrey Sayer, audreysayer.com
Milton Shinberg, shinbergart.com
Milton Shinberg, shinbergart.com

We’d like to thank the culinary artists who dropped off delectable treats for us to enjoy while we enjoyed the art:

DG Cakes, dgcakes.com
O Earth Creamery + Bakehouse, oearthcreameryandbakehouse.com
Soapstone Market (a branch of the Broad Branch Market), soapstonemarket.com

We’d like to thank the volunteers who worked so hard to organize the event and assist the artists: Max Berengaut, Lee Cannon, Christine Delong, Joff Masukawa, Naveen Rao, Dzenita Mehic Saracevic, Marjorie Share, Ken Terzian, Marelise Voss and Denise Warner.

Van Ness Main Street executive director Theresa Cameron, seated, talks to Tamika Smith of WAMU while other art walkers look on.
Van Ness Main Street executive director Theresa Cameron, seated, talks to Tamika Smith of WAMU while other art walkers look on.

We’d like to thank Franklin Montessori for opening Sunday to showcase the work of its two art teachers, Isabel Moffly and Audrey Sayer, as well as pieces by its students.

Art Walk Franklin kids

(And did you see the studio downstairs? With the Frieda Kahlo set? Some of us wanted to go back to preschool on the spot!)

And we’d like to thank the community for coming out last Sunday and showing their love for the arts and for their neighbors. Let’s do it again next year!

– Marlene Berlin and Tracy Johnke

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