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2017 Artist & Craft Vendors

Go Carr Go
Bower Box Press
The Inked Fig
Liberatus Jewelry
Angry Buddha Body Shop
Ashley Sauder Miller
Lineage Goods
Open Eyes Press
Encore Studio
Jenny Pumpy
Shire Home Furnishings
Handmade Happiness by Ruth
Rob Caperell
fibergig
Prayer Monkey
Even Rose Love
Seeing In Fabric
Turnings by Tony
Tigerflight
The Zen Mama
Hotflash Pottery
Jewelry By Roz
Blue Moon Petunia
Vin Tin Welding
Horse & Hare
GerDora Photography
Cwitto Design
Workbench by Mike
Marney & Swa
Heritage & Belle
The Mud Peddler
Barb Moore Fine Art Photography
Othryades Passion
Creative Art and Soul
Dream Sister Studio
Paint Me! Paint Me! Kids Activities
Thistle & Lark
The Gray Gallery

Public & Community Art

We are so excited to bring a temporary installation art piece to this year's aMuse! Artist, Becky Borlan will be installing an interactive piece in the gardens using bamboo harvested on site by the museum. You have to come see what it is! 

Installation Artist: Becky Borlan

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Becky Borlan is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus on public art, urban space, and landscape interventions. With a BFA in sculpture from New College of Florida, she began her public art career in Boston, where she managed sculptor Janet Echelman’s studio from 2010 to 2013. After moving to Washington DC, Borlan supervised public art infrastructure projects for artist Steven Weitzman. In 2014, she launched B+B LAB to focus on her own art practice. 
Moving fluidly between mediums and materials, Borlan seeks to create new hybrids and ways of approaching art-making. She has completed numerous temporary public art installations in the DC metro area, most recently participating in the 2016 Foggy Bottom Sculpture Biennial. Borlan is an artist in residence at the Anacostia Arts Center in Fall 2016, where she will create an immersive installation over the course of two months.


​Artist Statement
At the core of my practice is the desire to recognize the potential in the public space that surrounds us, that is typically overlooked or taken for granted. My installations are attempts to activate and appreciate this space, prompting viewers to participate more with the urban landscape they encounter everyday.  I’m drawn to saturated color, geometric shapes and bold design. I use whatever supplies I can get a hold of to execute my vision, often working outside the range of traditional sculpture materials. The sculptures I create are experiential, immersive and whimsical. Through a combination of material and scale I encourage people to reconsider the way they perceive the mundane and fantastic elements in their lives.


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