"Art is something that makes you breathe with a
different kind of happiness." Anni Albers
CONTACT INFO
100 Taylor St., Suite 101
Colonial Beach, VA 22443
The Artists' Alliance is a cooperative art gallery showing work from over 20 of the finest regional artists in painting, photography, glass, jewelry, pottery, sculpture, and furniture.
Each month’s show includes a featured Artist of the Month. Exhibits change monthly, coinciding with Colonial Beach’s Second Friday Art Walk (6-9pm).
Latest Gallery Updates
ARTISTS’ ALLIANCE – COLONIAL BEACH
October, 2024
The Artists’ Alliance (AA) at Jarrett Thor Fine Arts welcomes Eric Nelson as it’s featured artist in October. Eric works in many media. He describes his artwork as, “bold, colorful, passionate, purposeful, and varied.” His piece, “Poppies in Relief”, is a good example of his current work with translucent acrylic on mylar.
He used translucent gel on mylar, with flowers, and a paper mache vase in bas relief, covered with mosaic tiles. Additionally, AA artists display an array of painting, sculpture, photography, encaustics, ceramics, jewelry, and wood furniture throughout the gallery.
October Artist Displays
The Artists’ Alliance October show is particularly strong, with many outstanding individual artists displays. The following pictures capture the work of:
Rob Rudick, Leanna Taylor, Barbara Brennan, Andrea Clement, Karen Julihn, Rita Kovach, and Connie Canby.
New Artist in the Gallery Leanna Taylor
Stay Connected with Us @cbartistsalliance
ARTISTS’ ALLIANCE GALLERY HOURS/PARKING
The gallery is located at 100 Taylor St., Suite 101, in Colonial Beach. The public is invited free of charge. The gallery is open Friday – Sunday, 11-5. For information call 804 224 7200, 804 224 6007, or 301 452 1333.
Parking for gallery visitors is available on Hawthorne St, adjoining the gallery. There is also a lot at the top of Hawthorne, when you turn on it from Washington Ave. Both of these locations have free two-hour parking. There is also parking on other streets. Irving St behind the gallery has spaces. Paid parking spaces are along Washington and Colonial Aves, and the beach.