Posted: September 3rd, 2010
LANCASTER FIRST FRIDAY - September Support your photographic colleagues – See their exhibits on First Friday.
(Mostly courtesy of Charles Heisterkamp, III, M.D., Photographer will have some work on display at Isaac’s – part of the Veteran’s Art Project)
Southeast Lancaster Health Services, 333 N. Arch Street
Penchansky’s World: Public silent auction of the photography of Dr. Barry Penchansky, world traveler, pilot, and physician, to benefit Project HEAL and the Penchansky Memorial.
Christiane a Paris, 136 N. Prince St.
Presenting photographs by Verena Huetteneder. Sales proceeds to fund education of a female student in a developing country.
Liz Hess Gallery,* 140 N. Prince St.
Introducing Larry Lefever, a professional photographer from Lititz who has spent 26 years photographing America’s rural landscapes. Liz Hess has collaborated with him to create several paintings inspired by his artistic eye, adding her signature red umbrella.
Pencilworks Studio and Gallery, 154 N. Prince St.
Showcasing new black-and-white and HDR photography by resident artist Carl Woerner. Open until 10 pm.
Edwin P. Huddle Photography, 122 E. Chestnut St.
Fine art photography, photo décor and commissioned portraits on display.
Studio Two 20 Two, 222 N. Duke St.
Original artworks by Los Angeles-based fine art photographer Brooke Shaden and original watercolors by local artist Joann Hensel.
Framing Concept, 328 N. Queen St.
Recent original photography by Ann Darkes. Artist reception.
The Wiebners Photography Studio, 320 N. Queen St.
Photography by Joel and Rita Wiebner.
Mulberry Art Studios, 19-21 N. Mulberry St.
Bob Forrey: Untitled. Each painting carries its own voice and creates a special division of space and color. Brett Greiman: Visual Voices. Collection of the artist’s work in acrylic, pastel graphic design, illustration, and photography from the past 14 years. Artist reception 5-8pm.
Fulton Elementary School, 225 W. Orange St.
Collection of work from professional and amateur photographers. Proceeds benefit earthquake victims in Haiti. Live music by Salt & Light and Susquehanna Woodwind Quintet. Free dessert sampling. 5-8pm.
Natural Light Films, 405 N. Duke St.
In collaboration with Ten Thousand Villages, presenting video documentary profiles of artisans from West and East Africa, and Kim Edelen’s photography from Sri Lanka, Sudan, and Zambia. Artisan products available for purchase. 4-9pm; 6pm – travel talk.
The Candy Factory 323 N. Queen Street
Photography by Mike Miville, Matthew Lester, Todd Spitler and Brian Welch and much more, including the Idyllic Heart art of Ami Becker. Also will be a screening of “The Travelling Diamonds” students short films of Temple University.
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Portions courtesy of Patrick J. Cooney, Photography
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