If you wish to be placed on my mailing list for shows and exhibits please contact me.
Open Studio Visits — by appointment only.
For a studio visit to see one-of-a-kind photography, photography on silk, silk art to hang or to wear, yardage please contact me to set an appointment.
I was selected to present my silk art at the CHROMA Art Exhibition, organized by Art Impact International and curated by Carolyn Goodridge.
It will open on November 8, 2019. The artwork is being exhibited through December 12th, 2019. It features approximately 60 Artists from the DMV area and beyond. Enjoy over 101 works of art!
You are invited to register for the free opening reception and artist talk here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/chroma-art-opening-reception-tickets-73597282453.
Access to the Greenbelt Arts Center gallery is limited to times when a performance is taking place.
The show times are Fridays, Saturdays - 8 PM and Sundays - 2 PM.
Greenbelt Arts Center
Lower level of the historic Roosevelt Center (below Co-op)
123 Centerway, Greenbelt, MD 20770
Phone: 301-441-8770
Currently, the GAC is showing “The Honey Trap”, a world premiere, by Michael Stepowany.
A small 4th of July “watch the atom bomb” party is about to begin in a Las Vegas Hotel room. Suddenly, two unexpected guests arrive and change the fortunes of everyone in the room.
Tickets: adult $22, youth $12, senior/student/military $20 Tickets available at the box office or online: greenbeltartscenter.org
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It is my pleasure to let you know that my art is on display for purchase at the historic Montpelier Mansion, as a part of the textile exhibit "Beyond Needleart" and the Artist's Boutique.
Exhibit runs from November 5 through the 29, with a boutique in the central hallway that runs through December 28 where artists set up tables and offer their pieces for sale. 11am-3pm, closed on Wednesdays.
Montpelier Mansion/Historic Site
9650 Miurkirk Rd
Laurel, MD 20708
301-377-7817
history.pgparks.com
Diane Tuckman Silk Art & Photography Nov. 19 - Dec. 14, 2018
Diane Tuckman Art Show and Sale at the Oasis Art Gallery Artist Reception:Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018, 2:00-3:30pm
Macy’s Home Store (entrance via Garage A) 7125 Democracy Blvd. Bethesda, MD 20817 Gallery Hours |
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DIANE TUCKMAN is an eclectic artist, silk painter, photographer, instructor, business owner, and published author. As a silk painting pioneer in America, she teaches, paints, and exhibits her own silk paintings, as well as promotes the art form through her educational programs as a photographer, Diane exhibits her photography with hopes to capture the eccentricity of nature and daily life. Witness the sum of Diane’s artistic experiences, her travels, and pro activity in promoting the art form to the public. Please join us for a reception for the artist Meyerhoff Gallery | Gordon Center for Performing Arts
3506 Gwynnbrook Avenue
Owings
Mills, MD 21117
Sunday, January 14, 2018 | 2:00-3:00pm
prior to the “Soul to Soul” performance at 3:00pm Featuring hands on silk painting. You can take a piece of art home with you that you create! dtuckman@gmail.com | iteachsilkart.com jcc.org
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Artomatic 2017— Come visit me at SPACE 3202 on the third floor and paint on silk. If you wish to visit with me, please let me know ahead of time as I will not always be there.
Diane's Booth at a past Artomatic show
January 17 to March 1, 2015 7300 MacArthur Boulevard
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Diane Tuckman Diane Tuckman was born in Egypt, escaped to France in 1948, and came to the United States in 1958. In 1978, Diane launched Ivy Imports to import silk painting products to the U.S. and thereby brought the art form of painting on silk to this country. In addition to co-founding Silk Painters International (SPIN), a non-profit to promote silk art, Diane teaches and exhibits her work. She has co-authored three books about painting on silk with Jan Janas, with a fourth to be published soon. Diane is also a photographer and some of her photographs are printed on silk, showcasing her experimentation with color and texture. She allows the silk to tell her how to transform it: wall art, yardage for fashion, or home décor. The endless possibilities of this art form are on display in this exhibition: different silks, paints, dyes and various techniques.
Group tours of the show conducted upon request.
For more information contact Diane Tuckman at 301-474-7347 or at dtuckman@gmail.com.
For price list visit the Clerk’s office at the Court House, or view it here.
As an extra bonus, scarves hand painted by Betty Hooper Ginn, a New Zealand artist, are on display in the Jury Room, first floor.
