Gallery Hours:
Thursday and Friday 10-6
"First Friday" 10-8
Saturday 10-5
"Second Sunday" 12-4
Other Hours Available
by Appointment
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Presenting
"Art For Giving"
Ceramics by Mitch Lyons, Shalya Marsh, Yoko Sekino-Bove and Mariko Swisher
Drawings by Jeff Geib, Miles Halpern and Charles Swisher
Glass by Will Dexter and Tibitu
Fiber Art by Sue Reno
Jewelry by Magdalene Mowery
Mixed Media by Aaron Brooks
Paintings by Stephen Brehm, Eric Fowler, Heidi Leitzke and David Moss
Photography by Jeff Wiles
Prints by Sherry Barnosky Bowman, Mitch Lyons and Brant Schuller
Wood by Jonathan Simons
December 3, 2009 - January 30, 2010
"First Friday" Reception December 4th, 5-9PM
"First Friday" Reception January 1st, 5-9PM
From December 3rd until January 30th, “Art For Giving” will be the featured exhibit at Isadore Gallery in Downtown Lancaster. The show will include handmade artwork created by 19 different artists. This holiday inspired show will feature fine art and craft items, all of which would make wonderful holiday gifts.
Handmade items for sale include functional and wearable artwork. Isadore Gallery will feature some of the elegant and one-of-a-kind glass pieces by Will Dexter, known for his drip glass vases that contain dichroic glass to make them sparkle. Jonathan Simon’s woodenware at Isadore Gallery has a unique sense of balance and warmth because it is “designed with the hand and purpose in mind.” Shalya Marsh’s ceramic rattles and holiday ornaments would make a fun and fanciful addition to any holiday celebration. Isadore Gallery will also feature pottery by Mitch Lyons, Yoko Sekino-Bove and Mariko Swisher, as well as handmade ceramic jewelry by Magdalen C. Mowery.
In addition, Isadore Gallery will have a delightful collection of wall art that would be perfect for gift giving including small paintings, prints and drawings. Jeff Wiles loves to digitally alter his photographs giving his pieces a sense of whimsy and wonder. Sue Reno utilizes many different print processes to create her fabulously vivid mixed media quilts. Sherry Barnosky Bowman finds inspiration from the microscopic world of amebas and mold spores, and it shows in the fascinating landscapes that she creates in her silk-screened prints. The show will also feature the colorful traced prints of Brant Schuller, decorative mixed media clocks by Aaron Brooks, the amazingly intricate drawings of Jeff Geib and Miles Halpern, abstract paintings by David Moss, oil paintings by Stephen Brehm, Eric Fowler and Heidi Leitzke and figural work by Charles Swisher.
Isadore Gallery is located at 228 North Prince Street in Lancaster. Gallery hours are Thursday 10-6, Friday 10-6, and Saturdays 10-5. First Friday receptions will be held for “Art For Giving” on December 4th from 5-9 PM and January 1st from 5-9 PM.
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