Current & Upcoming Exhibitions

Drifting with Nature: The work of 5 Artists

Friendship Gallery - Friendship Heights Village Center

4433 South Park Avenue

Chevy Chase, MD

March 31 - May 4, 2025

I will be participating in this 5-person exhibit, celebrating nature and Earth Day, which falls on April 22, 2025. I’ll be showing 12 pieces in my layered paper art form, as well as four of my boxes. Please come by and see this exciting show. Reception date to be announced soon.

“Wonders of DC Trees”

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library

901 “G” Street, N.W.

Washington, DC

April 1, 2025 - May 29, 2025

Zenith Gallery is presenting this traveling exhibition. I am one of the artists showing work celebrating trees. I have 4 large pieces in this show - work made specifically for this show. Three of the works face directly out to G Street! Please come visit and take a look!

Studio Tour

Great Falls Studios Tour & Chevy Chase Art Walk

October 18 -19, 2025

Details will be coming soon.

“Rough Around the Edges” : Solo Show

Artist in the House Gallery - Locals Farm Market

19929 Fisher Avenue

Historic Poolesville, MD

November 12, 2025 - January 10, 2026

Details will be coming later in the year!

“Going Beyond the Edge” Solo Show

Slayton House - Wilde Lake Community Association

10400 Cross Fox Lane

Columbia, MD

February 25 - April 26, 2026

Opening Reception: Sunday, March 1 3:00 - 5:00 pm

I will be showing a large number of works in this solo show in a lovely location! You will see my original works in all shapes and sizes, as well as framed prints and my original “boxes.” This is a wonderful opportunity for me to share my unique art form with the people of Columbia, MD!

Zenith Gallery

1429 Iris Street, NW Washington, DC 20012

I am represented by Zenith Gallery; My work is shown regualrly at the wonderful gallery space on Iris Street in Washington, DC.

The December 2022 - Feburary 2023 show at MPA was reviewed in the Washington Post! Written by Mark Jenkins, here is an excerpt:  

“The trees that Ronni Jolles constructs are made merely of paper but are so robust that they sometimes grow beyond frames that can’t quite contain them. “Trees on the Edge: Artwork in Layered Paper,” at McLean Project for the Arts, is a set of landscapes dominated by the strong verticals of trunks and the soft horizontals of birch bark’s black stripes.”

“The Maryland artist overlays scraps of torn paper into 3D vignettes, adding color with acrylic paint. In this show’s works, tree trunks are out front, and backgrounds such as the pink-patched sky of “Winter Light” are literally behind them. The actual distance between top and bottom is shallow but effectively suggests much greater depths. Jolles’s intricate compositions draw the eye both inward and upward.”