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Artist of the Month
If you are planning a visit to view the artist of the month during the first or last week of any month, please call ahead to be sure the exhibit is in place.
November, December and January 2008
"Holiday Exhibit"
This Gallery-wide exhibit showcases works by all of PCCA's juried member artists from November through January of 2009. Items on display include paintings, photographs, sculptures, vases, jewelry, woodturnings, bath and body products, and stained glass. An opening reception will be held on Saturday, December 6 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Enjoy refreshments, entertainment and giftwrapping!
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Holiday Exhibit at PCCA Gallery |
November 1 through December 23, 2008
"Artisan Marketplace of Perry County"
PCCA Gallery collaborates with the Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies of Harrisburg Area Community College to help emerging artists try out their crafts in the local market. An opening reception will be held on Saturday, November 1 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the PCCA Gallery. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet the featured artists.
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Opening of the Artisan Marketplace |
February 2-27, 2009
"Abandoned America"
photography exhibit by Matthew Murray
Hidden in the shadows of the waking world, abandoned buildings offer mute testimonial to our country’s past. I have entered abandoned structures since I was a child, fascinated by the fragments of people’s lives left behind. Four years ago I began a project to preserve such memories and thereby give a voice to the voiceless. Through photography I endeavored to preserve the ethereal grace and stillness that saturates such environments and to give a sense of the awe-inspiring beauty and profound sorrow that remains after life has ceased and only echoes remain. |
"When the Show Finally Started"
by Matthew Murray |
March 2-30, 2009
"Pennsylvania Courthouses"
Member artist Kathleen Howell of Newport will exhibit her watercolor paintings of Pennsylvania's 67 county courthouses and the State Capitol building in Harrisburg. The commissioned project, which has taken Kathleen five years to complete, was launched in 2003. Philadelphia Courthouse (pictured at right) was her most time-intensive piece and took nearly two weeks of around-the-clock painting to complete. Her exhibit will feature several original framed works as well as smaller prints of the remaining counties. An opening reception will be held on Friday, March 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. |
"Philadelphia Courthouse"
by Kathleen Howell
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