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HARRISBURGGALLERYWALK
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2018 Gallery Walk 717-236-1432 21 North Front Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 • www.artassocofhbg.com
SUTLIFF CHEVROLET WILL PROVIDE FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE FROM THESE DOWNTOWN TO MIDTOWN AND UPTOWN SITES DURING GALLERY WALK:
SPONSORS:
CALL HARRISBURG BIKE TAXITO ENGAGE A RIDE TO GALLERIES:[email protected]
Cover art: “Maine Shipyard” by Jonathan FrazierBrochure layout and design by Gallery@Second
• JOHN HARRIS MANSION• MARKET SQUARE• STATE MUSEUM• SUSQUEHANNA ART MUSEUM• WILDWOOD PARK
PARTICIPATINGART VENUES
NO LAST CALL STREET bAND will be performing.
1. Art AssociAtion of HArrisburg2. HistoricAl society of DAupHin county3. riverfront gAllery At st. stepHen’s cAtHeDrAl4. penn nAtionAl insurAnce5. WHitAker center for science AnD tHe Arts6. tHe brick gAllery @ soMA7. Zion lutHerAn cHurcH8. sAleM uniteD cHurcH of cHrist9. lAtino-HispAnic-AMericAn coMMunity center10. cApitAl AreA scHool for tHe Arts11. olD city HAll12. gAllery@seconD13. pine street presbyteriAn cHurcH14. tHe stAte MuseuM of pennsylvAniA15. 704 lounge16. city House beD & breAkfAst17. Historic HArrisburg AssociAtion gAllery
18. vivi on verbeke19. MiDtoWn scHolAr bookstore/robinson’s gAllery20. tHe MillWorks21. susqueHAnnA Art MuseuM22. oleWine nAture center At WilDWooD pArk
The State Museum of Pennsylvania Gallery@Second
22 GREAT VENUES OF ART!
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PARTICIPATING ART VENUES
1. Art AssociAtion of HArrisburg21 North Front Street • www.artassocofhbg.comContact: Carrie Nicholas-Wissler-Thomas, President P: 717-236-1432 / E: [email protected]
“Pastiche II” – Fall Membership Exhibition with awards ceremony at noon, music by Hemlock Hollow, light refreshments.
2. HistoricAl society of DAupHin countyJohn Harris/Simon Cameron Mansion, 219 South Front StreetContact: Christine Turner P: 717-233-3462 / E: [email protected]
The second exhibition in the 2018 series “Made in Dauphin County: Dairy” will be featured. The Mansion will also be decorated in the tradition of a Harvest Home celebration with canning and pickling demonstrations.
3. riverfront gAllery At st. stepHen’s cAtHeDrAl221 North Front Street, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedralwww.ststep.org/riverfrontContact: Lindsay Gottwald, Community Coordinator P: 717-236-4059 / E: [email protected]
This community-centered art venue is located inside St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral and rotates shows featuring regional artists quarterly. Proceeds benefit outreach programs in the Harrisburg community.
4. penn nAtionAl insurAnce2 North Second Street • www.PennNationalInsurance.com Contact: Betty Boldosser, Administrative Assistant P: 717-255-6844 / E: [email protected]
An AAH Community Exhibition Site, showcasing plein air oil landscapes by Paul Flury.
5. WHitAker center for science AnD tHe Arts222 Market Street • www.whitakercenter.org Contacts: Joseph Easton/Amy Britt P: 717-724-3880 / E: [email protected]
Whitaker presents “Summerscapes: Your Upcycled Summer of Fun in the Sun.” All ages were encouraged to submit their original upcycled pizza box artwork by July 31, and then a panel of judges selected the winners, whose art is hanging in Whitaker’s Curved Wall Gallery. The grand-opening of “Summerscapes” on Gallery Walk will include a formal pizza reception and awards ceremony.
6. tHe brick gAllery@soMA21 South 3rd Street • www.jumpstreet.org Contact: Melissa A. Snyder P: 717-238-1887 / E: [email protected]
The Brick Gallery@SoMa will feature Jump Street’s Arts in Education rostered artists including visual and performing art.
7. Zion lutHerAn cHurcH15 South 4th Street • www.zionharrisburg.org Contact: Pastor Karin Pejack P: 717-234-4064 / E: [email protected]
On view will be artwork by Lyn O’Neal, as well as works by members and friends of Zion. Tours of the historic church, highlighting the stained-glass windows, will be available.
8. sAleM uniteD cHurcH of cHrist231 Chestnut Street • www.salemucc.wix.com Contact: Linda Farr P: 717-232-7145
Barbara James will feature mixed media works created using unique materials with texture and dimension. Additionally, Carolyn Hartman will display her wool “paintings” created by combining wool and needle felting. Tours of the historic church will also be available.
9. lAtino-HispAnic-AMericAn coMMunity center1319 Derry Street • www.lhacc.orgContact: Gloria Merrick P: 717-232-8302
You won’t want to miss LHACCC’s showcase art exhibit comprised of sculpture, photography and mixed media inspired by the aftermath of Puerto Rico’s devastating Hurricane Maria, as well as a unique display of Taino Indian artwork and more by our Latino/Hispanic/American guest artists. Refreshments will be served. NOTE: To reach LHACC from downtown, simply cross the Mulberry Street Bridge, travel three blocks and LHACC is on the right at 1319 Derry Street (parking next door in gated lot).
10. cApitAl AreA scHool for tHe Arts cHArter scHool150 Strawberry Square, Third & Walnut Streets • www.casa-arts.orgContact: Tim Wendling, Principal P: 717-732-8450 / E: [email protected]
CASA Visual Arts Student Show.
11. olD city HAll423 Walnut Street • www.rpoldcityhallapts.com Contact: Angela Larison P: 717-234-4544 / E: [email protected]
Featuring varied works by local artists and students from Dauphin County’s high schools, as well as light refreshments.
12. gAllery@seconD608 North Second Street • www.GalleryatSecond.com Contacts: Linda & Ted Walke P: 717-574-4653 / E: [email protected]
Featured artists are John Whitney and Jonathan Frazier. Also, visit the Upstairs Gallery which features over 250 works by regional artists. Light refreshments will be served.
13. pine street presbyteriAn cHurcH310 North 3rd Street (enter at 3rd & South Street door)www.pinestreet.com Contact: Joanne Finkle E: [email protected]
“The Finkle Family Fine Art” will be featured with wood/stone sculptures by Bob, abstract paintings by Joanne and unique wood bowls by Jason, as well as sculptures by John Hertzler. Designed after the Anglican Cathedrals of Europe, the Pine Street Presbyterian Church will have architectural and stained glass window tours (1:30 to 3:00 p.m.) with Kenneth Hays.
14. tHe stAte MuseuM of pennsylvAniA300 North Street • www.statemuseumpa.org Contact: Howard Pollman P: 717-705-8639 / E: [email protected]
“The Art of the State: Pennsylvania 2018” exhibition closes with “Artists’ Conversations” led by select featured artists at 2 p.m. “Art of the State” is co-presented by The State Museum and Jump Street with WITF Public Media as media sponsor.
15. 704 lounge704 North 3rd Street • www.704pa.com Contacts: Brett Johnson & Russell Harr P: 717-234-4226 / E: [email protected]
Enjoy 704 and “Cielo’s” four-star lounge and dance floor complete with rooftop deck. 704 is enhanced with original art by Pennsylvania and New York artists and a great view of the Capitol and State Museum. Make your own Bloody Marys on Sundays from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. 704 opens at 11 a.m. on Gallery Walk Sunday!
16. city House beD & breAkfAst915 North Front Street • www.cityhousebb.com Contact: Rebecca Sherer & Andrea Work P: 717-903-2489 / E: [email protected]
Plein air oil painter Steve Wetzel will be the featured artist complemented by light refreshments and tapas indoors and live music.
17. Historic HArrisburg AssociAtion gAllery1230 North 3rd Street • www.HistoricHarrisburg.com Contact: Chris Zyroll P: 717-233-4646 / E: [email protected]
The new history exhibition “Harrisburg’s Merchant Heritage” will be featured, curated by Jeb Stuart and sponsored by The Mary Sachs Charitable Trust.
18. vivi on verbeke258 Verbeke Street • Facebook: Vivi on VerbekeContacts: Vivian Sterste P: 717- 961-9826 / E: [email protected] or Jeb Boyd P: 717-961-9825
Current works: Obvara, Raku and carbon-fired clay creations, function “Fugs” (feminist mugs), pastels, oils, acrylic, watercolors, large-formal local photography, upcycled metal sculptures, vegan soaps, gourd birdhouses, pottery and Harrisburg-themed art.
19. MiDtoWn scHolAr bookstore / robinson’s gAllery 1302 North 3rd Street • www.midtownscholar.com Contact: Chris Scott P: 717-236-1680 / E: [email protected]
The Midtown Scholar will host visiting authors, artists, book illustrators, as well as family-friendly activities throughout the day. Visit Robinson’s Gallery of fine prints and engravings in our lower level to discover original, affordable art. An outdoor tent sale will take place at 3rd and Verbeke Streets to celebrate the store’s 15th anniversary.
20. tHe MillWorks340 Verbeke Street • www.millworksharrisburg.com Contact: Tara Chickey P: 717-514-1190 / E: [email protected]
17 studios will be open to the public where visitors can meet the 35 artists who work and create in the building. Additionally, there will be two featured galleries and a gift shop with a collection of art, craft and functional wares.
21. susqueHAnnA Art MuseuM At tHe MArty & toM pHilips fAMily Art center
1401 North 3rd Street • www.SusquehannaArtMuseum.org Contacts: Alice Anne Schwab P: 717-233-8668, ext. 2006 / E: [email protected] or Lauren Nye P:717-233-8668, ext. 2003 / E: [email protected]
“Romare Bearden: Vision & Activism” will be on view in the Main Gallery of the museum from June 9 through September 23 presenting examples of the artist’s social conscience and action. Bearden (1911-1988) is recognized as one of the most important visual artists of the 20th century, who countered racial stereotypes with images drawn from history, literature and the free world of his imagination. Work by Sean Matthews will be on view in the Lobby Gallery and Vault.
22. oleWine nAture center At WilDWooD pArk100 Wildwood WayContact: Chris Rebert P: 717-221-0292 / E: [email protected]
Enjoy award-winning photographs from the Friends of Wildwood Photo Contest. Tour the Art in the Wild trailside exhibits or the indoor video by CASA, plus wildlife photographs by local artists. Refreshments served, indoor exhibits open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.