Arts & Antiques
Human Connection
Dyan Law, although she has painted landscapes, is more known for her portraits which give her the ability for human connection to capture the depth and beauty of the human spirit
Bruce katsiff
Pieces Of A Life
Michener Art Museum’s founding director Bruce Katsiff returns to the Museum with the new exhibition Pieces of a Life, tracing his 60-year photography career
Christine Ramirez
Just For Fun
Ceramic Artists Jeanine Pennell and Tyree Dworak Showcase Collaborative Works in “Just for Fun” Exhibition at New Hope Arts’ A-Space Gallery
Learning To Take Risks
Spending two-weeks at the Chateau Orquevaux artist and writers residency gave Jennifer Hansen Rolli permission to not treat her work as fragile and to never stop taking risks
Element Of Mystery
Hilltown painter Mark McCoy likes the element of mystery in his work, leaving some things to the imagination, believing that it’s not necessary to define everything
The Quiet Season
"The Quiet Season is what I refer to as the months from Winter into early Spring where the farmland is dormant, resting from the busy growing season."
Paint Slapper
Perceptual artist and teacher Alexandra Schnabel delves into the human experience with highly saturated primary colors using light as the driving force in her paintings
Loves Bright Colors
Painter Kathie Jankauskas is a civil engineer, self-proclaimed math-geek and website designer, yet she paints with loose brushstrokes and vivid colors, saying, “I just love bright colors” ....
Handmade Collage Cards
Angel’s is now selling handmade collage greeting cards created by Susan Sandor with 100% of the sale price going directly to the Food Pantry at Fisherman’s Mark. No two cards are alike and every piece on the card is recycled material. It can include ribbons, photos, pressed flowers, wine bottle foils, magazine clippings, feathers, rhinestones, fabric—a myriad of found materials. “They are really unparalleled, textural little pieces of art” said Angel LaBuda, owner of the shop. The idea popped into Susan’s head while purging her business studio and discovering 5 x 7 card blanks that were left over from a time, quite some years ago, when she sold collage cards to art galleries and art museum gift shops, including the Michener Museum. Instead of sending them to the recycling bin, she decided that using the blanks to create a new series of cards would be an opportunity to help those in need of food during the pandemic. “I wanted to contribute to those who cannot afford to feed their families. And since I am in isolation and cannot physically volunteer, this seemed to be the perfect alternative. Partnering with Angel, who shares the same ideals, is making this a reality,” said Susan. Angel’s and Susan’s goal is to sell at least 100 cards at $10 each by May 5 so that Fisherman’s Mark receives $1,000.00. Each card you purchase is your own contribution to help feed those in need. Please make your check payable to Fisherman’s Mark Food Pantry when you visit the store. Angel’s Cards and Gifts is located at 310 W. Bridge Street in New Hope.