'Ephemeral' Sculpture Gallery Now Open in Reston Town Center

A new art exhibition titled Ephemeral opened today at the Greater Reston Arts Center (GRACE) featuring the work of 27 members of the Washington Sculptors Group.

These sculptures aim to present the concept of ephemerality, and the exhibition provides a number of different interpretations in one place.

“Collectively, these works heighten our awareness of the passage of time, and remind us that although art is not always long, its ability to provoke reflection and encapsulate complex ideas enriches our own transitory existence,” read a GRACE press release promoting the gallery.

Selected artists include: Jessica Beels, Nizette Brennan, May Britton, Elizabeth Burger, Kathleen Carlson, Gloria Chapa, Jeff Chyatte, Elsabé Loubser Dixon, Annie Farrar, Elissa Farrow-Savos, Billy Friebele, Gil Narro Garcia, Marilyn Stanek Geldzahler, Maggie Gourlay, Tom Greaves, Artemis Herber, Liz Lescault, Carol Gellner Levin, Ruth Lozner, Emily Piccirillo, Iris Posner, Marco Rando, Pam Rogers, Mike Shaffer, Diane Szczepaniak, Raymonde Van Santen, Millicent Young.

The exhibition will be open through Nov. 14 inside Reston Town Center. Gallery hours run from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. from Tuesday through Saturday each week.

The exhibition is free and open to the public.

Image credit: Elizabeth Burger’s ‘Gathering’ (courtesy of GRACE)