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    Painting An Old Friend

    An artist, screenwriter, film director, producer, musician and author, George Gallo is a true Renaissance Man. No lightweight when it comes to talent, he’s painted 3,000 canvases and made at least 20 films... Read more

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    Peter Sculthorpe Exhibition

    Jim’s of Lambertville will be exhibiting on April 20 at 6 p.m. Peter Sculthorpe, Modern Day Master: The Retrospective. This exhibition will feature 120+ works Peter Sculthorpe, Modern Day Master: The Retrospective ... Read more

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    Reflections and Visions

    The Tinicum Civic Association is delighted to announce that local artist Lauren Travis will open the Stover Mill Gallery’s 64th season in April of 2024 with an exhibit of her art, “Reflections and Visions”. Read more

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  • Sculptor Justin Long

    Scrap Heap Treasures

    Haycock Township sculptor Justin Long repurposes found objects scavenged from yard sales, flea markets, farm auctions and turns them into both abstract and representational works of art... Read more

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    Muted & Screaming

    If you look at paintings by Patrick Walsh, you’ll think two different artists are at work. One who does traditional Bucks County landscapes in muted earth tones, and the other whose abstract work screams with color. He’s at home with both styles... Read more

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    Al Lachman Celebrates 68 Years of Painting

    Al Lachman is celebrating his 68th year as a professional artist with his annual show at the Lachman Gallery. Al Lachman continues to blaze his own trail onto the national and Bucks County art scene. Read more

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Handmade Collage Cards

Angel’s is now selling handmade collage greeting cards created by Susan Sandor with 100% of the sale price going directly to the Food Pantry at Fisherman’s Mark. No two cards are alike and every piece on the card is recycled material. It can include ribbons, photos, pressed flowers, wine bottle foils, magazine clippings, feathers, rhinestones, fabric—a myriad of found materials. “They are really unparalleled, textural little pieces of art” said Angel LaBuda, owner of the shop. The idea popped into Susan’s head while purging her business studio and discovering 5 x 7 card blanks that were left over from a time, quite some years ago, when she sold collage cards to art galleries and art museum gift shops, including the Michener Museum. Instead of sending them to the recycling bin, she decided that using the blanks to create a new series of cards would be an opportunity to help those in need of food during the pandemic. “I wanted to contribute to those who cannot afford to feed their families. And since I am in isolation and cannot physically volunteer, this seemed to be the perfect alternative. Partnering with Angel, who shares the same ideals, is making this a reality,” said Susan. Angel’s and Susan’s goal is to sell at least 100 cards at $10 each by May 5 so that Fisherman’s Mark receives $1,000.00. Each card you purchase is your own contribution to help feed those in need. Please make your check payable to Fisherman’s Mark Food Pantry when you visit the store. Angel’s Cards and Gifts is located at 310 W. Bridge Street in New Hope.