Contact a Baltimore screen painter in 2011 on this website. Timeless Painted Screens Screen Painting Exhibit at The SkyLofts Gallery Artist Community Tuesday, August 11th through Thursday, September 3rd
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday: 11am - 6pm and by appointment
3701 Bank Street Baltimore, MD 21224 You may enter the gallery through Serigraphics' blue doors at 3703 Bank St
Please call the gallery at 443-791-6699
Screen painting has been a unique Baltimore City tradition ever since grocer William Oktavec painted the first Baltimore painted screen in 1913. Those who remember the thousands of painted screens of days gone by still love and cherish them today. Those who view painted window screens for the first time are amazed by their timeless magical simplicity.
Even if you don't typically go to art exhibits, this is one summer event you won't want to miss. This is all about our hometown art heritage, hon; where it's been and where it's going. SkyLofts Gallery is one of Baltimore’s rare locations where you can view an exceptional collection of contemporary Baltimore screen paintings and find the right one to add to your art collection. An informal Artist Reception will be held on Saturday, August 29th, 12 noon to 3PM. Posted by Anna Pasqualucci Screen Painter and Curator, http://paintedscreens.synthasite.com/ |
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 Dee Herget  Anna Lipka  Tom Lipka |
The Artists
Monica Broere Brenda Foehrkolb Dee Herget Anna Lipka Tom Lipka John Oktavec Anna Pasqualucci Helen Figinski Phillips
and others to be announced
 A screen painting by William Oktavec, founder of Baltimore's treasured "picture windows," banners the top of this web page. |
 John Oktavec  Anna Pasqualucci  Brenda Foehrkolb |
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