They are available at Borders, Barnes and Nobles and most other big bookstores…look for the girl with a monkey.

I’m putting Lust, Sloth and Sanctity 4 in this exhibit.

Opening reception Thursday May 19, from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Results Capital Hill
315 G Street, SE.

The artists exhibiting are Joan Belmar, Scott Brooks, Eric Carlson, Jeff Code, Bob Dodge, Erin Fogarty, Gary Fisher, Gayland French, Glenn Fry, Patrick Gleason, Hans Kline, Maxwell Lawton, Miguel Perez-Lem, Ryan McGrath, Bruce McKaig, Don Patron, Joseph Poduslo, Tom Qualey,
Milind Raje, Nicolas Ryan, John Skwiot, John Talkington, Aaron Tone, Gabriel Wartofsky, and John Yanson . The show will be up until mid July and is open to the public. Visit www.fishergallery.com for more information on individual artists

I’ll be donating a pice to this – Molly and Paul have been doing great work over there for years and I’m happy to help.

May 14th, the Warehouse is hosting a “Light up the Warehouse” party to raise funds to pay for new lights and sound equipment for the theater.

A preview party honoring the artists will be held May 6th. Artists wishing to donate a work of art should email Molly Ruppert at ruppertm@erols.com.

On May 14, the “Light Up the Warehouse” Fundraising party will take place at Warehouse. 100 Sponsor tickets will be available at $150.00 each, which will include and original work of art. Each $150.00 ticket holder may then buy a companion ticket for $50.00 entitling the companion to the dinner, drinks, music, live and silent actions. There are also general tickets available for $100.00 for dinner, drinks, music, live and silent actions. The special artist price for the same is $50.00.

Artists wishing to donate a work of art, or collectors who’d like to get a ticket, should email Molly Ruppert at ruppertm@erols.com or contact her at 202/257 5989 or 202/783-8263 or 202/783-3933.