The Hicks Art Center Gallery is thrilled to collaborate with Bucks-Mont Astronomy Association to present a free and open to the public Star Watch on August 22, 2023 from 6 – 10 p.m. In conjunction with the exhibition, Astronomical: Gazing Inward & Beyond, Exhibitions Associate Clifford Eberly will lead a walk through in the gallery at 6 p.m. with participating artists Katelyn B.
All are invited to join attending artists, the curator, and Bucks students to celebrate the opening of the exhibition, Code Number Safe [Un]Safe. The premise of the exhibition "Code Number Safe [Un]Safe" is built around the concept of numbers and numeric systems holding values for safety and stability or on the contrary- impermanence and oppression. The cohort of artists participating in the exhibition use
All are invited to participate in the Hand Drawn Map Making Workshop with Kris Harzinski. Harzinski is an artist and founder of the Hand Drawn Map Association. The archive is based in Philadelphia. For more information about The HDMA, visit the website: https://www.handmaps.org/ Workshop participants will be guided to create original and hand drawn maps based on memory and their quotidian movements through the
Watch each film on your own schedule before the Zoom meeting. Most films are available for free at www.actvid.com. Or you can use the website JUSTWATCH.com, to find out on which streaming services each film is available. A Zoom link will be emailed to you the day of the meeting. After watching Cabaret and then All That Jazz, you will notice many similar techniques
Modern Fossils is thrilled to again be a part of THAT: The Hunterdon Art Tour 2021! THAT is an annual, countywide, self-guided driving tour of artist’s studios and cultural centers, which will be open to the Public from 11AM-5PM on Saturday May 1st and Sunday May 2nd. **Modern Fossils will once again be exhibiting inside the Frenchtown Hardware Store at 11 Kingwood Ave, Frenchtown NJ,
George R. Anthonisen, Richard Lennox, Mavis Smith and Emily Thompson discuss their work and answer questions.
The annual "Food for Poetry" event takes place at the Doylestown Bookshop on Main Street in Doylestown each year during the holiday season. Treat yourself to the poetry of a dozen local poets raising their voices to benefit the Doylestown Food Pantry. Join us by bringing a few non-perishable food items or paper products to help those whose holidays will be brightened by