I love opening receptions; great artwork to admire, artists and patrons to converse with, and delicious snacks--all good! Last Friday's reception at the new
Susquehanna House Gallery was a lot of fun, and once again I was reminded how lucky I am to be associated and exhibiting with the very talented members of the
PA Arts Experience. There I am above with my
work; I had the opportunity to talk with people about the inspiration and the execution of it, which is a pleasant adjunct to all the hours I spent in the studio making it. I snapped a few shots of some of the other artists in attendance; below is
Carol Oldenburg with her gorgeous painting of the river:
And
Rob Evans, in a snapshot that doesn't begin to do justice to the beauty of his work:
And
Phyllis Koster, with her intricate weaving:
Here's Cindy Hinkle (l) and
Carol Foley Bolt (r) (holding the exhibit postcard), who work tirelessly on behalf of the artists to make exhibits like this possible:
And Kristan Winand, the
Gallery Director, who did a great job of putting it all together:
Here's a crowd scene of the meeting room, adjacent to the gallery rooms, which has windows looking out onto the river:
A view through one of those windows of the Susquehanna River at Long Level at dusk:
Also adjacent to the gallery is a room that Rob is using as a temporary studio, taking advantage of the view. What a great place to work!
The exhibit is up until September 5th, be sure to stop in if you are in the vicinity of Wrightsville, PA.
1 comment:
A beautiful exhibit, Sue. Thanks for showing the work you are hanging with.
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