Call for Entries:Contemporary Art Exhibit Thursday, September 4, 2025 CALL FOR ENTRIES open September 5, 2025 through January 4, 2026. Regional, emerging artists are invited to submit up to three pieces for consideration.
See website for details:
https://www.dccc.edu/the-arts/215610-contemporary-juried-exhibition/
Step into an abstract world where color, form and texture collide to challenge your senses and imagination.
October 2 - November 30, 2025
Luminary Coffee, 243 N. Union Street, Lambertville. Open daily until 5pm
The William Way Center has selected two paintings by Bucks County artist Gene Underwood for its 20th Annual Juried Exhibition. Artists from the Philadelphia metro area submitted work, and 47 artists were chosen to exhibit one or two works. Juror Stamatina Gregory chose “Neither Straight nor True” and “Bubble Double” from the five works that Underwood submitted. They are examples of his ongoing series that surprisingly includes bubble wrap as a subject. “I am hellbent on innovating the still life tradition so it reflects our LED-lighted 21st century. When I carefully render commonplace items—bubble wrap, Post-its, paper coffee cups, or Ziplock bags—in traditional oil paint, there’s irony. Look deeper and you may find beauty there and a bit of ecological anxiety,” Underwood says. Recently, Underwood’s innovative paintings were chosen for Ellarslie Open 46 in Trenton and the 96th Phillips’ Mill Juried Art Show.
The William Way Center has selected two paintings by Bucks County artist Gene Underwood for its 20th Annual Juried Exhibition. Artists from the Philadelphia metro area submitted work, and 47 artists were chosen to exhibit one or two works. Juror Stamatina Gregory chose “Neither Straight nor True” and “Bubble Double” from the five works that Underwood submitted.
14 Bucks County artists of the beloved gallery, Exhibit B, once a fixture of Peddler's Village and now an online gallery at: www.theupstairsgallery.com
Exhibit B Gallery is having a special art show and sale for 2 weekends:
Meet the Artists Reception Nov. 8, 12-4pm.
Show dates Nov. 8-9, 15-16, 11am-5pm.
Special book signing event on Nov. 15, 12-4pm with illustrator Deb Hoeffner.
Juror Judith Brodsky selected 50 prints from the 225 submitted for the exhibition.
Opening Reception is from 3-5pm, November 15, 2025 at The Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon St, Princeton, NJ 08542
Hold On You Matter- Suicide prevention task force
Hold on you matter is looking for artists within the community of Bucks County to participate in designing a coloring book.
https://holdonyoumatter.com/
Hold On You Matter- Suicide prevention task force
Hold on you matter is looking for artists within the community of Bucks County to participate in designing a coloring book.
https://holdonyoumatter.com/
Please contact Bonnie Black: bonblack444@gmail.com
We’re calling out to artists for our annual winter show. This is the show where we fill the gallery with a whole lot of art spanning subject, media, technique, and so much more. This is the show that our customers will see as they shop for holiday presents. It’s also where we meet new artists and get the opportunity to try new things. Competition for space in our winter show gets steeper each year, we can’t wait to see your submissions! As always, feel definitely share with your artist friends and art leagues/associations.
Bucks County Community College is pleased to announce The Creative Genes, an exhibition of historic and contemporary artworks and writing from personal collections, the Moravian Archives, the Petrucci Family Foundation Collection of African American Art.(PFFCAAA) and The Volta Center for Writing Arts. The exhibition will be on view from December 3, 2025 to February 28, 2026, with an opening reception held on December 3 from 4 – 8 pm at Hicks Art Center Gallery. Volta Workshop Writers read at 5:30pm.
A Lively Conversation on Writing and Being a Writer
Four Accomplised Authors/25 books published
ELVIS ALVES/TERENCE CULLETON/LYNN LEVIN/HAYDEN SAUNIER
Bucks County Community College, Newtown, PA Campus
Tyler Hall, room 142
Thursday, December 4th, 7-9pm
Free and Open to the Public
A dessert reception and book signing will follow. The panelists' books will be available to purchase.
