This series showcases Seijo's artistic journey using stage light filters. From capturing nature's essence to playing with light, she blends raw luminosity with vibrant hues. Exploring shape, light, color, and shadow, her latest work features captivating shadow box frames with filter gels on glass. As light passes through, reflections bounce and create an immersive visual […]
Woodward's encaustic paintings highlight conflicts between humans and the natural world. Animals float among cosmic constellations, creating dreamy, and visceral interactions between order and chaos. Using the encaustic hot wax medium, Woodward uses traditional as well as found wooden supports that function as both image and object.
"someday, maybe" is an iteration of works first exhibited under the title "This Is Not Our House, and I Don't Know If I Can Catch Them." These woven and unwoven paintings are an expression of my personal disillusion caused by the conflation between presented and experienced realities
QUIET CONVERSATIONS The landscape that surrounds me is full of changing light and color and the curious personalities of the animals that populate it. I feel a serenity and wonder when I look out on these farms and am inspired to try and translate it into paint.
This work involves themes of brokenness and repair, using the convergence of materials to express a sense of unity or cohesion. I see this as my personal way of processing emotions of joy and grief by creating ties of meaning in the spaces between life experiences.
Clutterism is my very own ism.
The loneliness of the current American landscape motivates my work. I am drawn to off-center compositions in urban settings. When choosing locations to paint, I look for ways the sun and technology move through and across the buildings. The traffic lights and telephone wires strung over the empty buildings show a world being swallowed by the reality […]
Solo exhibition of Lancaster County international artist, Melissa S. Zane's paintings. Art Exhibition, open reception, and artist meet and greet at David Lyall Home & Design showroom, on Lancaster First Friday, May 5, 2023, 5-8 pm. NATURE MAGNIFIED is a collection of large-scale acrylic paintings highlighting individual aspects of the natural world. The works in […]
“Stillness — Finding Calm in a Chaotic World” is a collection of paintings in oil that explores the beauty of northern light on commonplace subjects, both manmade and organic. Painting from life, Cecelia Cox uses traditional materials and classical techniques to describe the beauty around us.
A body of brilliant oil paintings exploding with texture and spring's new life.
Denny Bond utilizes his design background to combine elements in creating representational paintings that emphasize timeless quality, sometimes real, sometimes imagined. Bond’s paintings are based within a contemporary culture, but fused by historical interplay.
Jeff Schaller will be showing his whimsical and pop culture referenced acrylic paintings along with his labor processed silkscreen prints for the month of November. His recent paintings capture the nuances of color, composition and POP! "Buy Now" is a tongue and cheek show that captures the “AHA-ness” (He made up that word) that is […]
Herb captures the moving colors of the southwest desert and skies with gouache paints. The layering of beauty is like that of the heart, endlessly searching for the colors that hold and embrace us and call us by our name. The heart is the wisest part of us.
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.
Unknown People Trading Cards began as an exercise in drawing. During the pandemic, I decided to draw at least one every day. Although the people I draw are unknown to me, I’m often told that viewers recognize someone they know. I find humor in the absurdity of trading cards that no one will ever trade. […]
