Stop. Look. Listen.

The Landis Woods Outdoor Art Show called for umbrellas, tarps and extra plastic this year. (Click on the link for a brief slide show, click on each picture for the caption.)

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An exhibit of paintings by Leigh St. Clair will open Friday, Sept. 19 at the Parlor Gallery, 320 Laurel St. The reception will be 5-10 p.m. and, just because it’s Music Friday,  a DJ will be entertaining 7-10 p.m.

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David Spitzer, whose digital photographs are now on display at the Phillips Museum of Art’s Rothman Gallery, will discuss his work at a reception 4:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 19. Spitzer, who is known for his photographs of jazz musicians, has created set of images of fascinating duality: monumental vs. small-scale, the inexpressiveness of buildings and the inexpressiveness of store […]

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The Annex 24 gallery, 24 W. Walnut St., is carving out something of a niche for itself in the world of street and outsider art. As a part of this month’s show, Urban Art & Hot Rod Whips, and in conjunction with Lancaster’s Wheels Weekend, several artists will be doing graffiti live at the gallery Saturday and […]

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New to Gallery Row: the Mark-Finberg Gallery, 104 W. Chestnut St., featuring the art of Laura Mark-Finberg, “contemporary realism inspired by nature.” Also shown (at right) is a clock by Mark Gaiger of New York. Heading east, new oil paintings by Katy Conlin, at David the Goldsmith jewelers, 15 W. Chestnut St. For more First […]

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Performance art. Affordable art. Where they meet.
More about the store.

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Ah, the dreaded staycation! Not that there’s any lack of anything to do around Lancaster. But if a little trip to Harrisburg is in order, you could check out the Kipona Festival or even vote for your favorite fireplug in Shipoke. For the contest, sponsored by the Art Association of Harrisburg and the Shipoke Neighborhood Association, […]

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Thanks to Artware Editions, you too can have afternoon tea from a Cindy Sherman tea sets while admiring your new William Wegman wallpaper.

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Franklin & Marshall College’s Phillips Museum of Art is first off the block with new exhibits opening Aug. 25: stencil-and-airbrush trompe de l’oeile paintings by Edward Evans in the Dana Gallery, digital photographs of display windows by David Spitzer in the Rothman Gallery and an exhibit of works from the college’s collection that tread the fine line […]

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A few scenes from the Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show, held Aug. 16-17 …
William Colburn of Fairhope, Ala. created an alternative and attention-getting world of giant metal flowers and whimsical animals (including this guard dog who really means it)among the trees.
Edward Kidera of Woodbine, Md. turns old oxygen, nitrogen and other sorts of tanks into sonorous […]

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