State of the Arts in Virginia
A lover of all types of art, Senator (Mark) Warner wants to
create an opportunity for Virginia-based artists to display
their work in the nation’s Capitol. He plans to rotate these
collections and artists.

The first collection displays work by 4 artists:
• Sonya Clark is showing Barbershop Pole and Plain Weave
• Janos Enyedi is showing Elevated Vews, Foreman’s Office,
Running Before the ZIM Sao Paulo II, Testing New Bascules–
The Woodrow Wilson Bridge
• Thurston Howes is showing Ben Adams, Mattaponi Tribe,
Thomas C. Robino, Boatwright, Brady Blankeship, Musician,
Mask, Preston Atkins
• Elizabeth Mears is showing Bundle of Fog in the Mountains,
Bundle of Big Sky, Bundle of Sunny Glade, Bundle of Reverie,
Bundle of Day’s End, Bundle of Quiet Shadows, Bundle of
Daybreak, Bundle of Secret Places, Guardian Bundles and
Time Journey and The Running Woman

The works are on exhibit through February 2010.

UNIWEST CONSTRUCTION of Fairfax, Virginia commissioned a large outdoor sculpture by Janos Enyedi to placed at the entry plaza of their new building at Rockville, Maryland.
The sculpture was installed in August of 2009.

The sculpture, entitled,Hurly Burly, stands 8’ x 8’ x 8’ and is made of welded, mild steel wiith a clear coat finish. The volumetric forms
compliment the lyrical curves of the architecture.

Hurly Burly greets the residents and visitors to the building. A low circular stone wall bench which surrounds the plaza invites one to stop for a respite.

Work – the World
in Photographs
National Geographic
by
Ferdinand Protzman
pages 288-289