Events

Pop of Color Art presents our 4th consecutive monthly pop up art gallery - PRIDE! Visit our store during June's First Friday weekend as we transform our dressing room into a small art exhibit, featuring Pride-themed artwork from a handful of local artists & makers! Included in the show will be Jeff Sibbett's original painting, "brave. loved. valid." which will be auctioned off with all funds going to the Lancaster LGBTQ+ Coalition. Join us during store hours from June 3-5…

Lancaster-based artist Mark Wagner shares his thought-provoking and satirical artwork made entirely from deconstructed U.S. dollars to explore the intersection of wealth, power, value, and American identity. This special exhibition features over 50 meticulously constructed pieces and takes a special look into the artist's creative process.

Internationally recognized artist Helen Berggruen's captivating paintings invite viewers to explore the observed and the imagined through intricate interior scenes and sweeping landscapes. A dozen of Berggruen's oil paintings inspired by environments around the country are featured alongside recently completed watercolors from an artist's residency at Elizabethtown College.

Although Freiman has been sketching since his early childhood, it has been more than a decade since he has constructed an exhibit with drawing as the central medium. In this new "Lyrical Lines" collection, featuring graphite, colored pencil, pastel, acrylic and gold leaf, drawing forms the architectural and musical core. Between 6 and 9 pm Freiman will be in the gallery to answer questions about his love of drawing and how it continues to inspire his work.

The Pocket Art Swap is back with All Things Small, our fifth community based small works exhibition on view June 3rd-25th. Our participating artists turn their attention to the smaller things in life, whatever that may be and completely open to their interpretation. Focusing their creative lenses on the micro world that is all around us. Small things have the potential to make an amazingly large impact in all kinds of ways, physically, emotionally, or symbolically just to name a…

Chiaroscuro, derived from the Italian chiaro (light) and oscuro (dark), defines the delicate relationship between the visual extremes of reality - radiant light and tenebrous shadow. With this series of paintings I strive to execute this concept; without darkness there cannot be light. Artist reception, 5-8 pm.