Jeffrey Scott Holland: Washington, D.C.

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Welcome to the official website for Jeffrey Scott Holland's Washington, D.C. office! Whether you're local, visiting, or just curious about Jeffrey Scott Holland's art projects in the beltway area, we're here to assist you! The D.C. office also acts as the international correspondence center for our French and Spanish speaking clients: On parle français ici! and Se habla español aqui!
	Catclaw Theatre Company seeks DC area talent! Jeffrey Scott Holland's theatre company, Catclaw, is looking for actors, crew, etc. in the DC area! Formal auditions will be held early in 2009, but we welcome submissions of resumes, headshots and plays anytime! Contact Strother Gaines for more information! From JSH's mission statement: "We like taking things apart to see what makes them tick, and then not putting them back together again. We cheerfully embrace pretentiousness in all forms. We tend to look at theatre, to paraphrase Tennessee Williams, "not as it is, but how we think it ought to be." Pictured at left: Sidney Hymson as Toulouse-Lautrec in Jeffrey Scott Holland's Toulouse-inations, 2008.
	JSH Artwork at SPX Convention! Holland's graphic artwork will be available at J. Todd Dockery's booth at the 2008 SPX Small Press Expo! Reportedly, a very high-end limited-edition collection of Holland's comics and graphic art will be made available ONLY at this convention! SPX 2008 will be held the weekend of October 4 and 5, 2008 at the Marriott Bethesda North Hotel & Conference Center in Bethesda, MD, just one mile outside Washington, DC. As with every year all profits from SPX will go to support the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, protecting the First Amendment rights of comic book readers and professionals.
	JSH withdraws phase three of his Project Egg to help save the oceans! Jeffrey Scott Holland has made the decision to pull the plug on his international art installation, Project Egg, citing the environmental dangers in plastics as his reason. In previous years, the popular installation hid thousands of art-filled green plastic Easter eggs around the nation. Read the announcement here and visit our special plastic-awareness page here.
	Weird Kentucky book completed! More than a year in the making, Jeffrey Scott Holland's newest book *Weird Kentucky* is finally available in stores nationwide from Sterling Publishing! The book lovingly describes Holland's fascination with the remarkable people, places and legends around his beloved home state. The project was picked up by Mark Moran and Mark Sceurman's "Weird U.S." series of books and television programs, and is guaranteed to be one of their most successful yet! You can order the book now at Amazon.com!
Photo credits: image of lightning striking near the Capitol building by Tech. Sgt. Cherie A. Thurlby, courtesy of the U.S. Air Force. All images of Jeffrey Scott Holland, his artwork, and related graphics courtesy of JSH Louisville and Telecrylic International.