June 18th - July 26th


In the Willow Gallery
Hooked Rugs, Wall Hangings, and Watercolors
of Jane Halliwell Green


In the Garden Gallery
Artwork by Arundel Lodge Members
Colin Lacey and Christian McCarroll


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The Galleries at Quiet Waters Park welcome the interest of potential exhibitors in 2010 and 2011. If you are an independent artist or represent a group of artists, please contact us at 600 Quiet Waters Park Road, Annapolis, Maryland, 21403 or e-mail arts@friendsofquietwaterspark.org.


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The Friends of Quiet Waters Park
Jane Halliwell Green is a nationally known textile designer who teaches throughout the United States and Canada. She was the first instructor to offer traditional rug hooking at the Smithsonian Institute, is the author of two books on pictorial rugs, is a signature member of the Baltimore Watercolor Society, and is an expert in negative painting. Ms. Green will be exhibiting both rugs and paintings at Quiet Waters Park. Many of the rugs were inspired by the paintings and these works will be shown side by side in the gallery.

Arundel Lodge Members Colin Lacey and Christian McCarroll will exhibit up to twenty-five pieces of original artwork, highlighting modern life through unique landscape and environments.  The exhibit will primarily feature watercolor pieces. The artists have had their artwork displayed throughout the Annapolis area at venues including Anne Arundel Community College, Circle Gallery, 49 West, City Hall, Barnes & Noble, and Art Enables in Washington, D.C. as well as an extremely popular exhibition at Quiet Waters Park in 2007 by Mr. Lacey.