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Meet your neighbors: Artist Michelle Muri-Sloane opening her studio Dec. 17-18

December 8, 2016

At the December 3rd Forest Hills Holiday Bazaar we had the pleasure of meeting artist Michelle Muri-Sloane.

Michelle Muri-Sloane, right, explains her work at the Dec. 3 Forest Hills Holiday Bazaar. (photo courtesy of Phil Taplin)

Michelle Muri-Sloane, right, explains her work at the Dec. 3 Forest Hills Holiday Bazaar. (photo courtesy of Phil Taplin)

She is opening her studio to visitors during the weekend of December 17th and 18th.

Open Studio + HOLIDAY CHEER | Michelle Muri-Sloane ARTIST
11am to 8pm
December 17-18, 2016
Sloane @ The Essex
4740 Connecticut Avenue NW, #313, Washington, DC 20008
michellemuri-sloane.com

Michelle Muri-Sloane is an emerging visual artist painting, and living with her husband, Ward Sloane in Forest Hills. Abstract colorful florals and dramatic minimalist landscapes have been her most recent focus and a number of them have been excepted into national juried shows.

Her painting, Orchids, received an honorable mention in the Prairie Village 2016 State of the Arts show in October and another painting, Blue Purple, was on exhibit in the 2016 Bank of the Arts National Juried Exhibition in New Bern, North Carolina from October through November. These pieces, among many others, will be available for sale.

All are welcome to come enjoy the art while sipping holiday cheer. Download the flyer here. Posted here are her most recent florals.

Lemon. Acrylic on 30x38 inch canvas.

Lemon. Acrylic on 30×38 inch canvas.

Color. Acrylic on 36x48 inch canvas.

Color. Acrylic on 36×48 inch canvas.

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