“INVISIBLE SPECTRUM”

“INVISIBLE SPECTRUM”

An exhibit of art, sculpture and photography by emerging artist Sierra Fry

Oct 11- 19, 2013

Opening reception: Sunday, October 13, 2-4 p.m.

Remarkable and driven at the age of 17, Sierra Fry paints, sculpts and draws well beyond her years.  She possesses an eye for detail, sense of balance and an essential belief in the weirdness of the world that will surprise, delight and perhaps frighten the viewer.  This is your chance to see the pupil stage of that rare breed – a talented young artist encouraged to do what she loves.  You can say, “I knew her when…”  Remarkable and memorable.

Sierra currently hones her skills in Art III under the tutelage of Mr. Curt Miller at Eastern York High School.  Last summer she attended The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston for a 5 week pre-college course.  She has taken two classes in portraiture and figure drawing at the Pennsylvania College of Art and Design in Lancaster.  Sierra also takes drawing lessons from Robert Oughton of York County.

ANCIENT MARKS

^{“ancient marks”}

^{an exhibit of weavings, paintings, pottery and pen and inks}

^{hector Ortega, pottery}

^{Robert hammer, Phyllis koster,}

^{Robert oughton,  mary Elizabeth patton}

^{august 23 –october 5,  2013}

^{OPENING RECEPTION:  August 23, 5-9 P.M.}

^{second reception September 27, 5-9 p.m.}

Reg. hrs:  Fri 1-5, Sat 10-4 and Fourth Fridays  5-9      

“GONE WITH THE WIND AND FIRE”

June 21 – JULY 20, 2013

OPENING RECEPTION : JUNE 21, 5-9 PM 

SECOND RECEPTION : FOURTH FRIDAY 5-9 PM

EXHIBITING ARTISTS:

^{ROBERT HAMMER, WRIGHTSVILLE}

^{DAVID HANEMAN, MARIETTA}

^{PHYLLIS KOSTER, HELLAM TOWNSHIP}

^{FRANK MORGAN, WRIGHTSVILLE}

^{ROBERT OUGHTON, HELLAM TOWNSHIP}

This is an exhibit commemorating the 150^th anniversary of the burning of the Columbia-Wrightsville covered bridge during the Civil War on June 28, 1853.  Wrightsville and Columbia played an important role at this time and there will be many events

commemorating this event the weekend of the 28^th.  We hope that these artists’ interpretations of the events and this area will contribute to the understanding of this historic event.

Regular hrs: Fridays 1-5 and Saturdays 10-4, Fourth Fridays 5-9

^{“FATHER S  AND  SONS”}

^{W. TAYLOR OUGHTON, paintings}

^{ROBERT OUGHTON, pen and inks}

^{ROB EVANS, paintings}                        

^{LUCAS EVANS, graphite drawings and photographs}

^{april 26 – june 15, 2013}

^{opening reception;  april 28 1-3 p.m.}

^{reg hrs. fridays 1-5 and saturdays 10-4 and fourth fridays 5-9}

^{This exhibit honors the bond between fathers and sons.  These father/son bonds are particularly important when the relationship encompasses the son learning his life’s work at his father’s side.  This is the case with W. Taylor Oughton, a renowned bucks county artist, and his son Robert Oughton of Hellam township and Rob Evans, well-known York county painter and his son, Lucas, who is about to enter his formal college arts education.}

^{The connection becomes even more interesting when it is noted that both W. Taylor Oughton and Rob Evans have paintings in the collection of the Michener museum in Doylestown, Bucks County, PA.}

TREES exhibit

“TREES” exhibit

March 22- April 20, 2013

Ted Rasmussen, wood, Lancaster

Phyllis Koster, fiber, Wrightsville

Robert Oughton, pen and ink, Wrightsville

Opening reception

Fourth Friday March 22, 5-9 pm.

Free and open to the public

This exhibit is all about trees.  The images and objects are of and by trees.  From Phyllis’s 8’ wide and 5’ high 5 panel weaving to Ted’s intricately turned wood pieces, the beauty of trees is on exhibit.  New additions to Robert native flora and fauna series will be on display as well.