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“Works in Wood” 2024 Art Show
Works in Wood 2024- Celebrating 25 Years!
October 19 – December 1, 2024
New Hope Arts Center
2 Stockton Ave, 2nd floor
New Hope, PA 18938
Ph: 215.862.9606
Works in Wood honors the rich cultural heritage of Bucks County woodworking while celebrating the new visions of the contemporary artists who reside in our region and beyond. As a national juried show, Works in Wood features artwork from the finest talent in the country today. Works are not limited by function but must be original in design and artists must incorporate at least 50% of wood in each piece. The annual exhibition features functional and non-functional works, studio furniture, turnings, constructions, sculpture and vessels in which artists use wood as their primary medium.
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Sound Journey and Reiki Healing – Tuesday 08/27/24
End of Summer Sound Journey and Reiki Healing
Tuesday / 08.27.2024 / 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Dharma Bums
4935 River Road
New Hope, PA 18938
Corey “Yoga Bro” Happel specializes in profoundly relaxing and trance-inducing sound experiences through the use of gongs, Himalayan and crystal singing bowls, stringed instruments, chimes, drums, chant, and more. Trained reiki practitioners will provide loving hands-on Reiki healing to all attendees throughout the entire journey! No experience is required. Bring your mat, pillow, eye cover, extra blanket, etc. to build a comfortable cocoon to optimize your comfort. Chairs available for those who prefer to sit.
$45 or $80 for two people
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Antique & Artist Space Available
Kolbe Open By Appointment
KOLBE
Antiques & Art on the Delaware
Serving the Greater Delaware Valley since 1938.
(Formally known as F.P. Kolbe)
Same owners as the People’s Store Antiques Center in Lambertville and the Stone House Antiques Center in Doylestown, PA.
Dealer Space Available for Antiques & Artists
for more information email: Jim@PeoplesStore.net
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Artist Charlotte Schatz
Charlotte Schatz: Industrial Strength
November 16, 2024 – March 9, 2025
Beans Gallery
James A. Michener Art Museum
138 S. Pine Street
Doylestown, PA 18901
215.340.9800
A sculptor and painter who lived and worked most of her professional life in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Charlotte Schatz (1929-2023) explored industrial forms through non-traditional materials and colorful, painted compositions that were considered unconventional for women artists at the time. Charlotte Schatz: Industrial Strength investigates the visual and material connections between Schatz’s sculpture and paintings as she documented the region’s changing industrial landscape.
After raising a family and pursuing a fine arts degree as an adult, Schatz created enigmatic, abstract sculptures from metal and unusual materials like PVC pipes, mirrors, Plexiglas, and polyfoams, inspired by the work of minimalist artists Judy Chicago, Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, and Lucas Samaras. In the late 1970s, she became aware of the danger of chemicals she worked with and slowly transitioned to painting and drawing. Her later industrial-themed body of work was a response to the decaying factories she viewed, and often trespassed, in Philadelphia’s Old City and Northern Liberties neighborhoods. These compositions recall earlier, Precisionist depictions of industrial structures by Charles Demuth, Elsie Driggs, and Charles Sheeler, but with a vibrant Pop aesthetic. According to the artist, “form and color are my primary concerns.” In a later body of work, Schatz digitally layered drawings of water towers and other industrial forms to create new compositions she called “combines.” This exhibition celebrates a formidable artist, feminist, and social activist, who embraced industrial themes and materials typically associated with male artists in the second half of the twentieth century.
This exhibition is guest curated by Cheryl Harper.
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