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❤️2Paint & Teach. Boost your creativity to the next level. Mixed Media, Encaustic, Drawing. Virtual + IRL. My art’s for sale! DM inquires.

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Painter Marcie Wolf-Hubbard works in encaustic & mixed media (2D/3D). She’s received numerous grants (residencies & professional development awards) from MD State Arts Council and Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County. She teaches in the community and is on the MD Teaching Artist Roster.

Marcie is one of 86 artists participating in Ch/Art’s 2026 Art Walk this October. Mark your calendar to visit and explore her artwork—along with work by other talented artists—across 35 homes in Chevy Chase, D.C., and Maryland.

SAVE THE DATE: October 17 & 18 from 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm!

Click the link in our bio for more information!

#chevychaseartists #dcartwalk #localartwalk #supportlocalartists #dmvartists

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Sometimes stepping away from my usual process is exactly what I need to return to it with fresh eyes.

This summer I took a one-day encaustic workshop with @wolfhubbard, setting aside concept to focus simply on color, texture, and form.

I’m pleased with the encaustic surface, though I’m still rethinking some of the attached elements. Sometimes the value of an experiment is simply in making something differently.

#Encaustic #MixedMediaArt #ArtProcess #ArtistStudio #VivianCavalieri

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🎨Happy National Arts Education Week!🎨

The arts have been such an important part of my own journey—not only as an artist, but as a teaching artist, creative coach, and someone who believes deeply in the power of creativity to transform our lives.

National Arts in Education Week is a wonderful reminder that the arts are not an “extra.” They give us opportunities to explore, express, connect, imagine, and see ourselves and the world in new ways. And I believe those opportunities should be available to us at every age and every stage of life.

This week, I’m highlighting some of my amazing colleagues from Teaching Artists of the Mid-Atlantic (TAMA) @teachingartistsmidatlantic a network that supports, advocates for, and empowers teaching artists throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Learn more about us at teachingartists.org.

At TAMA’s Teaching Artist Showcase in August, I asked several of my fellow teaching artists one of my favorite questions:

“Is it ever too late to be creative?” 💭

As someone who has built so much of my work around the belief that it’s never too late to be creative, I was excited to hear their perspectives.

Today, I’m sharing what Marcie Wolf-Hubbard @wolfhubbard had to say. 💫

I hope her words encourage you to think about your own creativity—and maybe even ask yourself:

What creative spark is still waiting for you to explore? ✨

#NationalArtsInEducationWeek #TeachingArtists
#CreativeAging
#ItsNeverTooLate
#SparkYourCreative

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What do people get wrong about Teaching Artists?

There are plenty of myths about who Teaching Artists are, what they do, and what it takes to do this work well.

This month, we’re unpacking six of them.

We asked TAMA members to respond to some of the assumptions they encounter.

First up: the myth that all artists can automatically work as Teaching Artists.

Swipe through for what our members have to say. →

Read the full blog post: https://teachingartists.org/2026/08/31/myths-about-teaching-artists-tama-members-respond/

Then tell us: What do people get wrong about Teaching Artists?

Take our survey and add your voice to the conversation: https://forms.gle/EUFdiS9Dw5DRLj7X6

#TeachingArtists #TeachingArtistry #ArtsEducation #TAMA

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Drawing from the beauty and freedom of birds in flight, Marcie Wolf-Hubbard @wolfhubbard has transformed a radiation mask into a stunning work of art. This piece symbolizes the journey of survival, where every stroke of color represents hope, strength, and the spirit of soaring beyond challenges.

Join us on Saturday, October 24 at Eats, Beats, & Masks to witness how art can transcend pain and reshape our narratives! 🎨

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Tomorrow! 🎨
30 Teaching Artists. One community. So many possibilities.

Come meet the artists. Experience the work. Imagine what comes next.

Let’s build thriving communities together. ❤️
📍 #hyattsvillemd Branch Library | 12:30–3:30

🎟️ Free & open to everyone

RSVP: TeachingArtists.org/events/Showcase2026

#teachingartists #TAMA #ThrivingArtistsThrivingCommunities

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For more than four decades, studio art alum Marcie Wolf-Hubbard ’83 has built a life immersed in art—as both a visual artist and a teaching artist.

Today, she’s known for her mixed-media “tiny houses,” miniature sculptures that inspire people to recreate meaningful places from their own lives. Through community workshops, the tiny structures become opportunities to learn, connect, share stories and create together.

Learn how Wolf-Hubbard made a career blending art, teaching and community. Link in bio.

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Sculpture NOW 2026 at Harmony Hall through September 5, 2026 #washingtonsculptorsgroup @epalzona

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Wonderful video from OCTFME by Cecily Fernandez. 48 years and still loving it!

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Ten minutes doesn’t leave much time to think.

Sometimes that’s exactly what’s needed to get the creatine juices flowing.

Still drawing everyday

#mixedmediaartist #365drawingschallenge #mixedmediacollage #artistprocess #drawingpractice

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Women Artists of the DMV: The Thank You Show
Curated by LENNY CAMPELLO @lennycampello

ON VIEW IN GALLERY II
27 JUN–18 OCT

RECEPTION & ARTIST CONVERSATION
w/ THE CURATOR
26 SEP 2:00–4:00PM

The final installment of the acclaimed exhibition, Women Artists of the DMV—the first of its kind survey of female visual artists from the DMV (District, Maryland and Virginia, or the Greater Washington, DC metro area)—comes to BlackRock Center for the Arts.

Over the last year, Women Artists of the DMV has featured the work of more than 700 artists across 20 major art spaces. Using this last stop at BlackRock as a Thank You to the tens of thousands of women artists working in this culturally and ethnically diverse
region, DC-area curator, artist, and arts activist Florencio Lennox “Lenny” Campello has curated an exciting “greatest hits” exhibition, featuring works by over 20 women artists at
all stages of their careers.

"Curating this massive series of exhibitions was a spectacular challenge," notes Campello, "and I learned quite a bit, met many new artists, and saw a lot of spectacular art." He continues, "and yet the top memory that I keep going back to, is how hard and enthusiastically this all became a group effort… thanks to many of these hardworking volunteers who helped assemble this gigantic survey.

The show could not have been produced without the assistance, help, and presence of many of the participating artists! The artists enthusiastically supported the project by building websites, helping install and hang the work, producing videos, expanding the number of venues, engaging with newspapers, TV, and radio stations, etc. This final show is an exuberant THANK YOU from the curator to them!

This is my thank you to them—on behalf of the DMV and all the other artists."

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Slide 2: Lisa Battle: Grace @lisabattlesculpture
Slide 3: Helen Frederick: Skyscape @helenfrederick
Slide 4: Teresa Oaxaca: Mantegna Blue @teresaoaxaca
Slide 5: Kate Bramante: Can’t See the Forest for the Trees @katebramante

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Biennial Maryland Regional Juried Art Exhibition presented by University of Maryland Global Campus at Arts Program Gallery opening reception. Show runs through August 9, 2026. #washingtonsculptorsgroup #mdartscouncil @stevenmichaeldobbin @washingtonsculptors @wolfhubbard @epalzona

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