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Current Exhibition:

Jeff Bohlander

February 27 — April 6, 2025

Artist’s Talk: Sunday, April 6, 2pm

Artist Statement:

 

My artwork is an exploration of the intricate tapestry of our world in constant transformation. Through the powerful language of mixed-media, collage, assemblage, and found objects, I craft a profound narrative that navigates the collective journey in the face of global change. Delving into nostalgia, history, space, place, and the human condition, my work weaves together narratives of global shifts - from climate change and social constructs to migration and technological advancements. Each piece serves as a poignant dialogue, inviting viewers to examine the complexities of our time, while crafting a profound narrative that reflects on our past, contemplates our present, and envisions our future. The collection invites viewers to delve into a thought-provoking rumination on the interconnectedness of our existence and the evolving landscapes of time and space. It is an artistic testament to the dynamic nature of our world and the imperative for collective deliberation and action.

About Jeff Bohlander

After graduating from The Maryland Institute College of Art with a BFA in Visual Communi-cations, Jeff's professional career has been broad reaching from commercial Illustrator, to fine artist, and art educator. As a freelance illustrator and designer he has worked for many of the largest corporate, institutional, and editorial clients nationwide including, but not limited to: The Atlantic Monthly, Business Week, U.S.News & World Report, Newsweek, Fortune, The New York Times, and The Los Angeles.

Jeff Bohlander, Book for You, (detail), Mixed media, 46” x 36”

The Athenaeum Visual Arts Program is supported, in part, by an Arts Program grant from the City of Alexandria.

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The Northern Virginia Fine Arts Association (NVFAA) | The Athenaeum Gallery

201 Prince Street, Alexandria, VA 22314  | 703 548 0035

The NVFAA is a registered 501 (c) 3 organization and supported primarily though donations, member contributions, proceeds from rental of the building for events, and commissions from art sales.

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