Over 25 photographers from New York and Pennsylvania have been selected by the gallery curator to participate in this invitational. The works will be on view until January 3,2025.
"A Journey from Concrete to Curiosity" will be on view from October 25 to November 22,2024.
" I use photography as a means to find my inner peace. I make pictures that show the serenity and the beauty that is still in the world. My goal is to make photographs that allow others to experience a moment in time of complete silence. This focus keeps us in the present moment, it stops us from worrying about the future even if for just a moment.
The artist will be installing his works over several days and weekend and will be able to be experienced on Monday, September 23 and will have a closing reception and gallery talk on October 18, from 5pm-7pm.
A Retrospective: A Rural Artist's Journey. Audrey Kay Dowling
Keeping Artistically Sophisticated While Living the Mellow Life in the Country
Audrey Kay Dowling is complex, creative, and searching in her artwork. New materials, exploring new places, looking carefully at things to find nuances of color, textures, unusual combinations visually, including the endless visual variation of dance created by water as it moves and flows excites her. She works in many mediums, but focus on mixed media block printing, abstract painting and one-of-a-kind clay work.
This is a free adult workshop: student should bring a lunch, water bucket, collected and dry driftwood pieces, and weavable material. There will be two of the same classes.
This is an authors' visit "Overcoming the Sadness" -Dealing with the loss of a child we never had.
The Octagon Gallery features artist Deanna Weinholtz on Friday, July 26 from 5:00pm- 7:00pm, with an artist talk at 6:00pm. Her works will be on view until August 16,2024.
Fiber artist Miles Hilton will teach students how to weave natural fibers by hand, on simple tapestry looms. Students will design and create textiles for practical or aesthetic use. Students will be able to bring home their pieces, as well as small cardboard looms for further practice. Miles is a Jamestown-based fiber artist whose recent work includes "Through the Roots", an immersive fiber-sculptural installation inspired by the underground world of soil connections.
Drive thru bbq. Limited tickets available.
Pre Sale available 15.00 contact Cheer Starz.
Artist Miles Hilton will teach students how to spin natural fibers into yarn using hand spinning techniques. Students will create colorful yarn inspired that can be used for small fiber projects or displayed as its own beautiful piece. Students will have the option of making small woven pieces out of their handspun yarn. Miles is a Jamestown-based fiber artist whose recent work includes "Through the Roots", an immersive fiber-sculptural installation inspired by the underground world of soil connections.