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Come to view the “Once Upon a Time” Exhibit by artist Nancy Lasar at the Loft Gallery at The Smithy Market beginning April 1st through June 30th, 2025. There will also be an opening for a chance to meet the artist on Saturday, April 5th from 2pm-4pm.

This event is part of Washington Restaurant Week 2025 – celebrating food and the arts from April 4th through the 13th!

“Whether in drawing, painting or printmaking, the process for me is about layering and energizing space in such a way that objects are fluid, interconnected and full of energy and movement. I try to use a variety of lines, marks and media to suggest both stasis and openness to possibility and transformation. As I attempt to describe the multiple realities which intermingle in memory, imagination and daily life, images emerge and diverge — reconfiguring in new relationships.”

Come to view the “Once Upon a Time” Exhibit by artist Nancy Lasar at the Loft Gallery at The Smithy Market beginning April 1st through June 30th, 2025. There will also be an opening for a chance to meet the artist on Saturday, April 5th from 2pm-4pm.

This event is part of Washington Restaurant Week 2025 – celebrating food and the arts from April 4th through the 13th!

“Whether in drawing, painting or printmaking, the process for me is about layering and energizing space in such a way that objects are fluid, interconnected and full of energy and movement. I try to use a variety of lines, marks and media to suggest both stasis and openness to possibility and transformation. As I attempt to describe the multiple realities which intermingle in memory, imagination and daily life, images emerge and diverge — reconfiguring in new relationships.”

Come to view the “Once Upon a Time” Exhibit by artist Nancy Lasar at the Loft Gallery at The Smithy Market beginning April 1st through June 30th, 2025.

“Whether in drawing, painting or printmaking, the process for me is about layering and energizing space in such a way that objects are fluid, interconnected and full of energy and movement. I try to use a variety of lines, marks and media to suggest both stasis and openness to possibility and transformation. As I attempt to describe the multiple realities which intermingle in memory, imagination and daily life, images emerge and diverge — reconfiguring in new relationships.”