Washington, DC![]()
Resident Artists:
Joseph Hale- November 22-29
Meghan Taylor- December 6-12
Proudly serving the Our store entrance is on 13th Street between Eye Street and New York Avenue.
Please let us know about new art supplies that you may be interested in or items that you use which we do not carry at the moment. If you tried a product and are not pleased with it let us know that too. It is important to us that our assortment reflects your needs. We strive to provide the kind of service that would make you feel at home in our store. Additional Services Offered: Same day courier delivery (charges determined by weight size and distance)Please call store for more details. Free local delivery for orders over $200.00 (except when a van or truck is needed due to size of item.) Unique Studio Opportunity Open to artists working in painting and drawing: One-week long "residency" at Utrecht Art Supplies, Washington DC. We will supply access to our front window display area (approx. 27 sq. ft.) where you can construct a working environment for your paintings or drawings. You will be able to develop your artwork during our regular hours of operation and will be featured on our website. Easel will be supplied. An excellent opportunity to paint or draw in a professional, innovative space! Please submit 10 jpeg images, resume, and Artist Statement to store03@utrecht.com. You can use your GWorld card to make purchases at our store.
Professors, Teachers and Instructors: Did you know that Utrecht can post your materials list on our website for easy access? We can even assemble hassle-free kits for each of your classes! We are happy to help make your semester easier than ever! Give us a call at 202-898-0555, or e mail us at store03@utrecht.com for more details! Store Hours
EventsNovember 21, 2009 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM A Brief History of Paint Join us for a look at the physical and chemical properties of oil and acrylic as a foundation for questions of painting technique and conservation. We will also talk about the history of pigments and the development of oil and acrylic as a vehicle for painting. If you’ve ever wondered about the difference between a student and artist grade paint, or weren’t sure about how to assess the permanence, lightfastness, or transparency of a paint (or why you should care!), please join us for a “nuts and bolts” exploration of paint Register for this event > December 12, 2009 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM Acrylic Painting with Palette Knives Register for this event > December 19, 2009 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM Brush Care Clinic Register for this event > |
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