Past Exhibitions

Synergy is a dynamic epoxy coated steel sculpture by Pennsylvania Sculptor Matthew J. Leavell. The work was initially completed in 2017 as a maquette of a much larger proposed piece. The sculpture has been exhibited in several U.S. States. The distinct colors used in the piece represent the concept of individuality in the midst of diversity, while the manner in which each hue blends almost imperceptibly into a multicolored circular form represents a synergistic relationship between diverse elements in a healthy society.

"Phases" was a four-panel graffiti mural by artists Kevin Bednarz and Tonia Crawford representing the vibrancy, color and excitement of Tysons Corner Center throughout the seasons of the year. Each panel stood alone in composition, but they also worked together creating a seamless flow and blended style from the two artists.

This mural was created as part of the Workhouse Collaboration and displayed on the Upper Level. Fernando’s educational background in art and design influenced his style in modern art by capturing the “realms of spirituality.” Shoppers could witness this work being created in real-time.

This pop-art installation featured 280 Nike Air Jordan sneakers, fashioned out of recycled materials featuring popular brands and imagery, and explored the connection between art, fashion, and sustainability. 

Resident artists from the Workhouse: Marni Maree, Britt Conley, Joan Hutten and Dean McIntyre were all chosen to display selected pieces on Tysons’ Art wall. This exhibit featured a wide range of visual art by artists of a diverse background. These artists were specially selected to showcase diversity in watercolor, infrared photography, ink, and fiber art.