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Submitting Your Work to Journals and Magazines with Bill Donahue and Robbin Farr April 4 7-8pm on Zoom Join us for an insightful webinar where we delve into the how-to’s of submitting work for publication in journals and magazines. Whether you're a published professional or just starting your creative journey, this session will offer guidance, insight, and tips to see you through the process of getting

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.

A summertime evening Meet & Share! Bring a friend. Free, open to all. - Bring a piece in progress or a recently completed art piece to share. All mediums welcome. - Be a part of a friendly and casual gathering where artists can engage in conversations about their creative process. - Exchange ideas, share art techniques/materials and inspire each other! - This is not a critique. Pre-registration encouraged

An exhibition of ten archived poems from the 30 Days of Inspiration project will be displayed throughout the Township Library of Southampton during the entire month of April.  30 Days of Inspiration is the Arts & Cultural Council of Bucks County's yearly project matching poetry with art in honor of National Poetry Month. The project has run annually since 2021. See this year's pairings

Since 2012, Helen Rebekah Garber has incorporated her science and nursing experiences into her art. As a way to cope with the stress, trauma and uncertainty that came with working with patients during the pandemic, Garber transferred daily calculations onto her paintings which are on view in the exhibition, “Code Number Safe [Un]Safe” in the Hicks Art Center Gallery. For her Artist Talk,

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

Star of Netflix, Paramount, Colbert and MTV Emma is one of New York City’s top comedians, and perhaps one of the only dyslexic-gender-wiggly-comics-with-ADHD from Blue Hill, Maine. The Comedy Cellar, on Netflix’s: The Comedy Line Up, Comedy Central, and is one of the few comics ever to have multiple appearances on The Late Show with Stephan Colbert. All of which has earned Emma a

Join Modern Fossils and David Horowitz Studio for our OPEN HOUSE on Friday October 7th from 2pm - 8pm! As part of The Hunterdon Art Tour's First Friday Open Studio Series, both David's Barn / Workshop (More Art Studio) and Modern Fossils' Greenhouse Studio will be open for touring! Additional works will be on display in our yard and home Gallery as well. There will

Featured artwork, from left to right: Linda Grafius, Acrylics Marjorie Trush, Watercolor Maureen Finger, Pencil and Pastels Robin Robinson, Photography It’s the long-awaited SUMMERTIME ART EXHIBIT called OUT N’ ABOUT IN BUCKS COUNTY and found only inside Bristol’s Lower Bucks Hospital! Inside the gallery walls at Lower Bucks Hospital (entering at the main entrance) you will find beautifully hung, original and creative artworks available for

Discussion will be moderated by Mary Anne Borge, Editor of Butterfly Gardener magazine, Team Leader for Lambertville Goes Wild, an instructor at Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve, and a Pennsylvania Master Naturalist. Mary Anne is also a photographer and author of The Natural Web. Watch each film on your own schedule before the Zoom meeting. Most films are available for free at www.actvid.com. Or