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Tonight’s First Friday is going to be a beautiful one. There are lots of things to look forward to. Here are a few of my suggestions.
Heitmann Atelier & Gallery
‘Hotbed’ - Drawings and Paintings by Francine Fox.
(’pulse’ by francine fox, oil on canvas)
(’flux’ by francine fox, oil on canvas)
Metropolis Gallery
‘David Choe Curates: The Work of Rob Sato and Joseph To’ - David Choe makes a rare US appearance to curate the cutting-edge Pop-influenced Modern art works of close friends Rob Sato and Joseph To.Congratulations to Metropolis for landing this wonderful show. Check us this article from Juxtapoz magazine about the artists and the show at Metropolis. Definitely a don’t-miss.
(’the distant hum’ by rob sato
(’apple’ by joseph to)
Other Suggestions:
Isadore Gallery - 228 N. Prince Street
Kalargyros Gallery - 122 W. Orange Street
Lancaster Galleries - 34 N. Water Street
Lancaster Museum of Art - 135 N. Lime Street
Pennsylvania College of Art & Design - 204 N. Prince Street
Progressive Galleries - 323 N. Queen Street
Red Raven Art Co. - 138 N. Prince Street -
We asked fans on the We Are Lancaster facebook page to make suggestions of what to do this weekend in Lancaster.
Danielle James - LIVE MUSIC at 532 W Chestnut St. At the chestnut hill cafe on first Friday! 5-8 SHOW YOUR SUPPORT!
Kimberly Carlo - Check out First Friday downtown and don’t miss Building Character on the 300 block of North Queen Street. It has lots of quirky and fun items and people
Layne Scarselletta - The PA Ren. Faire
Nida Setthachayanon -I hear there’s an awesome First Friday show at this gallery called the Infantree.
Rebecca Deibler - First Friday, downtown, of course…Eastern and Central Markets Saturday morning…ice cream at Carmen and David’s Saturday night…brunch for BFBL at John J. Jeffries Sunday morning…sounds like a plan!!!
Lydia Brubaker - First Friday New Play Readings by the Lancaster Dramatists’ Platform - 9pm at the Fulton Clubhouse, 18 N. Water St. - Free and open to the public!
Rafael Diaz -Tuesday the 11th- 1994! West Coast Tour homecoming show w/ We Were Skeletons, Edhochuli, and Who Goes There? at The Stomping Grounds (524 w. king st). 7:00pm 5 dollars.
Ryan Martin - Annie Bailey’s Deck. It’s going to be a gorgeous night. Carmen and David’s for dessert. And stop up and see the Infantree.We recommend checking out the Heitmann Atelier & Gallery, Metropolis, Cosas Gallery, Lancaster Galleries, Progressive Galleries, PCA&D, and everything else. Its best to get caught up in the crowds and wonder without a plan…Check out the LancasterARTS website and choose your own adventure.
We do not want to use this site to push our own events, BUT we couldn’t resist giving a sneak peek of our show for tonight. We are welcoming David Mazure to Lancaster. David is a professor at Eastern Tennessee University who lives and works in North Carolina. His work is tightly rendered, and beautiful. You can read his artist statement on The Infantree Gallery site.
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This first friday Metropolis will be featuring Mike Egan and Ben Kehoe. Be sure to check them out.
Mike Egan
Following up on a sellout debut show at Metropolis, Mike Egan returns with another collection of fine art. One of the few if any current artists bringing a Modern bend to Folk Art, Egan’s work shows his lifelong interest in death mythology - primarily Mexican Day Of The Dead. Showing the influence of his time as a mortician, Egan’s paintings bring a new vision to the centuries-old imagery seen in orthodox churches and religious stained glass windows.
Ben Kehoe
Pittsburgh native Ben Kehoe grew up with best friend Mike Egan as well as twin brother Andy Kehoe, a famed artist in his own right. Ben’s surrealist comical folk-influenced art shows a love of US Civil War history, Medieval Art and Feudalism, as well as a passion for the Autumn months. His rich natural browns and attention to the detail of dead leaves shows a detail seen more often in indie comics than fine art.
via Metropolis