A selection of Demuth watercolors are on view in our first floor dining room gallery, including Zinnias and Scarlet Sage (1928), Apples (n.d.), and Daisies (1932). Our legacy gallery features examples of Demuth’s watercolor landscapes, including Tree Forms (1916) and Landscape with Building (1916).
As the United States approaches its 250th year, local artists reflect on their American experience both as an individual and as part of their chosen communities. In celebrating our unique stories, we hope to inspire reflection and optimism for the next 250 years.
The minimalist work of Mike Witmer emphasizes the interplay of color and light. Featuring recent work by the artist, this exhibition invites you to contemplate the subtlety of the canvas’ surface as it interacts with the existing light and shadow in the room. Inspired by Josef Albers, Witmer’s paint application and manipulation of the physical structure of the canvas examines the notions of color theory.
This special exhibition features selected Breath and Spin series paintings completed over the last four years by Lancaster-based artist Jerome Hershey. These abstract compositions are meticulously layered with color and rhythmic patterns to reflect Hershey's personal experiences and desire to pursue the greater good. Hershey has actively painted in his downtown studio and exhibited in Lancaster and beyond since 1972.
To commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States, we are featuring an exhibition that explores key moments in our site’s history, from colonial times to today. The show will incorporate both fine art and historical objects to tell how the Demuth family has been an integral part of Lancaster’s development from the first inland city of the 13 colonies to today’s vibrant and diverse community, including the ways the Demuths celebrated Independence Days throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
Image: Charles Demuth, Plums, 1925, Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy, Andover, MA / Art Resource, NY
The annual Community Art Exhibition celebrates the vast amount of artistic talent found throughout Lancaster County. Artworks by local artists are eligible for First, Second, and Third Place Awards, and the People’s Choice Award. Thank you to this year's awards juror, Amanda Burdan!
The exhibition is open to all artists 16 years of age or older who reside or work in Lancaster County.
This year’s Community Art Exhibition is sponsored by PNC Bank’s Pryor and Arlene Neuber Charitable Trust.
