June
Friday June 7, 2013
April - June 2013 First Friday Guide
Monthly Listings
FIRST FRIDAY PRESENTING SPONSOR
Established in 1787, Franklin & Marshall College is one of America's leading liberal arts colleges, attracting 2,400 students to Lancaster from across the U.S.A. and more than 40 countries.
Annual Sponsors for 2012/2013:
Auntie Anne's
Lancaster County Solid Waste Management
Artwork
From the left:
Photo by John Holmgren, Isadore Gallery
Painting by Bob Grobengeiser, Louise Gallery at Mulberry Art Studios
Pink Pansies by Julia Swartz, Julia Swartz Gallery
June Listings
Art & Glassworks
319 N. Queen St.
First Friday Hours: 7 - 10 pm
Live music: Featuring the Jack Roberts Band.
Artisans Gallery*
114 North Prince Street
First Friday Hours: 10 am – 5 pm (gallery closed after 5 pm for POUR Wine Bar seating)
Natural Selection: A new series on the translations of genetic codes based on biological evolution by Gail Gray.
Be Well Lancaster*
7 N Mulberry Street
First Friday Hours: 5 – 8 pm
Be Well's June Featured Artist: Candice Kaucher’s Neopasley exhibit runs through June 31. Candice will be present during the show.
Community Room on Prince
19 North Prince Street, 3rd Floor
First Friday Hours: 6 – 9 pm
Veritas Art Show: featuring Dawn Kunkle. Dawn will be present during the show.
Christiane David Gallery
112 N. Prince St.
First Friday Hours: 10 am – 9 pm
Garden Delights: Artist Christiane David will be giving flower lovers a special treat this month as she joins forces with floral/landscape designer and owner of The Gilded Lily, Timothy Arpin. Not only will the gallery be filled with David's vibrant floral paintings but Arpin will be showcasing a dazzling display of floral and garden creations. This unique pairing will have your senses on overload in a very good way and is a show not to be missed. Both artists will be present, and there will also be live music. Exhibit runs through June 29.
David the Goldsmith
45 N. Market St.
First Friday Hours: 10 am – 8 pm
First Friday at David the Goldsmith: Natural style oils on canvas and panel / landscape / still-life / portrait by Michael Tyman, who will be present. Exhibit runs through June 29.
The Framing Concept
328 N. Queen St.
First Friday Hours: 10 am – 9 pm
Recent Works: Original Paintings by Lisa Madenspacher, who will be present. Exhibit runs through June 29.
Fulton Education Building
24 North Prince Street
First Friday Hours: 6 – 7 pm
Observe a Production Lab “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” Class: Drop in to learn about the students in the production – what are they learning, where they get into costume, how they auditioned, and what is it like performing on Fulton Theatre’s Mainstage.
Hammel Associates Architects*
25 E. Grant St., #102
First Friday Hours: 5 – 8:30 pm
New Work from the Susquehanna Trail: The Road of Never-Ending Delight: The show features large format color pigment prints of landscapes which explore the auto-trail which ran from Washington DC to Niagara Falls as a cultural artifact. The images are emblematic of the shifting ground between controls and abandon in the domesticated landscape at the end of the automobile age. Work by Christine Welch, Professor and Chair of the Pennsylvania College of Art and Design Photography Department, who will be present.
Hole in the Wall Puppet Theatre
126 N. Water St.
First Friday Hours: 6 – 8 pm
John Durang Puppet Museum: Antique puppets and puppets from around the world, as well as those created at the Hole in the Wall. On stage are the marionettes from the cast of Peter Pan, currently being performed. Artist Robert Brock will be present.
Isadore Gallery
228 N. Prince St.
First Friday Hours: 5 – 9 pm
Surroundings & Playing with Flow: Photographic works by artists Christopher Bavaria and John Holmgren, who will both be present. Exhibit runs through July 27, 2013.
Julia Swartz Gallery
17 N. Prince St.
First Friday Hours: 5 – 9:30
Birds & Blooms: Original Oil Painting series of Spring Flowers
Lancaster Public Library*
125 N Duke St.
First Friday Hours: 6 – 8:30 pm
LOOK and SEE Artistic Adventures in Perception -AND- Meet and Greet with Judy Schachner: Enter a world where art is more than meets the eye. Inspired by our study of abstraction, op art, and surrealism, Sacred Heart student artists present work that transcends reality and challenges the viewer to stop and look beyond the first glance with a variety of media from collage to watercolor and 3-dimensional work. Artists will be present. Then, meet and greet Judy Schachner as part of the monthly PA Authors in the Public Library Series. Also, enjoy light refreshments, shop in our Juliana Bookstore, borrow books and DVDs, create original artwork, and enjoy fun for all ages.
Lancaster Museum of Art*
135 N. Lime St.
First Friday Hours: 5 – 8 pm
51st Annual Community Art Exhibition: The Lancaster Museum of Art announces its 51st Annual Community Art Exhibition. The exhibition accepts submissions from ages 16 and up for all artists in the county. Each entry is eligible for the People’s Choice Award and also for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place awards, which will be determined by guest juror Edith Newhall. The Opening Reception will take place on First Friday, with Ms. Newhall present to share some brief remarks. The exhibit runs through August 25.
Louise Gallery at Mulberry Art Studios*
19-21 N. Mulberry St.
First Friday Hours: 5 – 9 pm
Land that I Love: A collection of nature infused oil paintings from local, self-taught artist Bob Grobengeiser, who will be present. Exhibit runs through June 30.
Pennsylvania College of Art & Design*
204 N. Prince St.
First Friday Hours: 5 – 9 pm
Summer Preview: Current Student Artwork from the BFA Program. This exhibit features outstanding artwork created by our rising junior and senior BFA students. A wide variety of media will be represented including digital and hand drawn illustration, painting, printmaking, photography and graphic design. Exhibit runs through August 2. Suitable for children.
Red Raven Art Company
138 North Prince Street
First Friday Hours: 5 – 8 pm
Brooklyn Comes to Lancaster: Featuring Eric Diehl, Jackson Hunt, and Aaron Maurer. Emerging Artist is Paul Fiore. Exhibit runs through June 29th
Steeple View Lofts
118 N. Water St.
First Friday Hours: 4 – 9 pm
First Look on First Friday: Tours of the newly opened Steeple View Lofts begin at 4 pm with light refreshments provided. In addition to the tours, art from the Heart of Friendship Art Gallery will be on display as will representatives from Miesse Candies, two of the retail locations on the first floor of Steeple View Lofts. There will also be historical items from the building’s past on display.
Strawberry & Co.
11 W. King St.
First Friday Hours: 10 am – 8 pm
The Cats & Dogs of Lancaster: Works by local artists depicting cats and dogs; mixed media, sculpture, and illustrations highlighting a wonderful mix of artwork by various Lancaster creatives.
The Ware Center - Millersville University Lancaster*
42 N. Prince St.
First Friday Hours: 6 – 9 pm
June First Friday at the Ware Center:
- Lancaster Summer Arts Festival’s “Expanded Visions” Exhibit: 29th Annual Photography Exhibition June 7 – June 30, 2013 EXPANDED VISIONS is a juried exhibition that embraces all forms of photography from the traditional darkroom to the digital image. Sponsored by the MU Art Department, this exhibit will include the winners for 2013.
- McCaskey Student Art Show premiers on June 6th and will continue on display through First Friday and the weekend. This show is part of the Lancaster Summer Arts Multi-Cultural Weekend Program.
- Lobby Music: Ali Taylor is a senior in high school and a passionate lyricist and musician. Singing and piano have allowed her to express herself when words wouldn’t work. Don’t miss this talented performer in her Ware Center debut.
West End Mennonite Fellowship*
20 N. Charlotte St.
First Friday Hours: 6 – 9 pm
Rejoice in Hope: Artwork by local artists, free food, coffee, live music, and an art activity for the whole family. Exhibit runs through August 25.
*Wheelchair Accessible









