“Women@Work” (currently on display at the Foundry Art Market) is a single work that was completed by 36 women artists. Developing their portions separately, they didn’t know what the finished image would be or how their piece would fit into it. Fully assembled, they speak as one voice. Continue reading Collaborative art project raises money, awareness for Women in Need
If there is anything that the world needs right now, it is a few inches of space to act and create without rules or consequences. Barbara Randall discusses her latest journal project and her increasingly personal art exhibits. Continue reading Plague Journal: When the outside world got complicated, artist Barbara Randall turned inward
The money raised from “Franklin County’s Female Firsts” will help two local organizations inspire the next generation of women to make history. Continue reading Photo project exploring local ‘female firsts’ raises more than $5,000 for girls’ education programs
In Erin Saliga’s exhibit “Sojourn,” her healing process and her artistic journey are closely intertwined. Continue reading Shippensburg artist finds healing through art, encourages others to start their own journeys
Live demonstrations during the two-day “Artists in Action!” event included glass blowing, bead making, clothing customization and more. Continue reading ‘Artists in Action!’ at the Garage Studios (17 Images)
Through the 11 sculptures comprising the exhibit, Jim Condron explores the relationship between art, history and educational institutions using artifacts, relics and ephemera from Wilson College’s past. Continue reading Exhibition turns history into art for Wilson College’s sesquicentennial
Artists Seay, Libertini and Leisher represent three very different artistic journeys and styles, but they all converge at The Thought Lot. Continue reading Thought Lot’s Fall Gallery brings together eclectic mix of art and artists
With his exhibit “Celebration of Life,” artist Don Mertz pays tribute to his father and finds a vibrant way to connect with the next generation. Continue reading Artist pays tribute to the past while looking to the future in new exhibit
Dustin Fritz’s surreal and funny exhibit (on display at The Garage Studios through July) is a testament to the importance of creating – and riding – for yourself. Continue reading Local graphic designer uses art to promote biking in Chambersburg
The 10,000 miles, the 1,000 compositions — brutally whittled down to the 39 that constituted the exhibit — and the subsequent month and a half in the dark room were all components of a larger sabbatical experiment proposed by Dickson to explore how creativity works and how these findings can be implemented into Wilson College’s fledgling MFA program. But for Dickson, it was also personal: “I wanted to see if I could be a photographer again.” Continue reading No shooter, no shot: The abstract nature photography of R. K. Dickson
