Sculpture 2018 participating artists - delivery dates:
Thursday April 26. 3 - 6 pm; Friday, April 27, 10 am -2 pm; Monday April 30, Noon to 3 pm
Coming in May!
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Olga Harandi is a plein air and an Objective Abstract painter. She is enchanted by the beauty of landscapes, which are her primary form of expression. They appear impressionistic in her plein air works and are transformed into spiritual messages in her intriguing abstracts. She works in oil, acrylic and pastel.
Thierry Poirot, a retired physician, started painting in Asia, where he lived for over a decade. He paints mostly in oils, but also in pastels, charcoal, and generally travels with his watercolor box and his camera. He enjoys painting a variety of subjects, ranging from still life to portrait.
Contemporary artist Elizabeth Zack is an artistic healer. There is a vibrational energy that she has instilled in her paintings that represent the virtue of their names and the colors she has chosen. Her art is a play between Abstract and Realism. Her paintings are inspired by nature scenes. What she intuitively feels she puts on canvas.
Save the Date!
opening reception & awards
Saturday, May 5th, 5 -8 pm
It's Spring! Visit our neighboring galleries
Sidestracks Gallery featuring Adam Capone April 7 - May 19
Spring exhibition are lining up for A-Space, New Hope Arts professional space for exhibition.
May - Les Trois Amis June - Perspectives in Travel
A-Space can be rented by the month. Learn more
The Outdoor Sculpture Project is an on-going, free and accessible exhibition you can experience when you visit New Hope.
The PNC Arts Alive Sculpture Project is a great activity - free, accessible and always on view.
The Outdoor Sculpture Project map is available on line HERE
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All members benefit in our mission to enrich our community through a broad array of programming that furthers the heritage of New Hope as a vital regional arts center. Join Us!
New Hope Arts is a part of the Michener Museum of Art Cultural Partnership
James A. Michener Art Museum
138 South Pine Street
Doylestown, PA 18901
MichenerArtMuseum.org