The Artist Network of Central PA
Rachael Gemperline’s BFA Exhibition, 20% or Less, will be exhibited at Mulberry Art Studios throughout the month of December. This intriguing exhibition, which was inspired by the artist’s cousin Kyle, who suffered from the debilitating disease Cystic Fibrosis, is an interactive show that explore physical constriction. Viewers are invited to experience the pieces in such a way that [...]
In 1972 Eugenio M. Albano realized a dream to honor his parents at a lavish 50th Wedding Anniversary that was written up by then Social Editor for the Patriot News, Mrs. Bosworth. The article appeared in the August 13th edition of that local newspaper. Indeed, it was no ordinary celebration: the Pennsylvania Senate passed a [...]
Art Walks have a long history in the City of Lancaster. Back in 1965, the first art walk was organized by the Community Gallery, now the Lancaster Museum of Art. The event was called Art Sunday and occurred on the first Sunday in October. It was a special day for promoting local artists and galleries, [...]
Karen Commings artist, writer, photographer and poet currently exhibiting at Gallery at Second, 608 North Second Street, Harrisburg. Commings’ exhibit “Dreams and Visions,” contains images emanating from the subconscious where both dreams and art originate. She used her photographs of clouds which she manipulated in Photoshop Elements as background for some of the paintings. Alizaron, [...]
A native of Millersburg, Pennsylvania, Dana started his portrait education in 1988 at the Art Association of Harrisburg. Studying figure drawing from live models, he worked under artists Tina Reiley-Philips and the late Leo Gilroy. In 1993, he graduated from Pennsylvania School of Art & Design. He acquired a Bachelor of Arts from Lebanon Valley [...]
By Samantha Davenport My art is about me. It took me forever to write this article because I was trying to avoid saying exactly that. I have a Master’s degree, so it should sound much more complicated and less generalized. Or, at least that’s what they told me in school–that I should have a theme [...]
Painter Brownyn Hughes put down her brushes several years ago and has no intention of picking them up again anytime soon. Yet she continues to be one of the featured artists at Mechanicsburg’s own Gallerie 13, an edgy art gallery featuring local artists of all mediums, and her February, 2011 show “Crazy Love” is already [...]
Born in Hawaii, Irene Appleyard now resides in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where she has a portrait and fine arts studio. She attended Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii, has a B.A. in English Literature from Chatham College, and a Diploma in Fine Arts from the Pennsylvania School of Art and Design. She continued her portrait and figure [...]
The artwork used to celebrate the Newark Peacemaking Summit was created and generously donated by artist Gary Armstrong. Realizing the importance of utilizing his talents to assist those in need, he regularly donates his expertise to create commissioned works for such non-profit organizations as The United Nations Children’s Fund in New York, The Barry Bonds [...]
I’ve always liked glass. It really is my favorite medium. There are just SO many things you can do with it. Most of my current work is fused, mosaic or a combination of both. I use the texture and dimension that is inside the glass as well as on its front and back surfaces. I [...]
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