Solo art exhibition opening and show of the realistic, mixed media wood burning paintings by Brittany Kathryn Knapp at the Bottlebrush Gallery in Harmony, PA.
RSVP requested but not required. No admission charge. Refreshments will be served. Please stop by and support local art!
February 22, 2012 7-9pm
Bottlebrush: A Gallery for the Arts
539 Main Street
Harmony, PA 16037
724.452.0539
Join us for our annual Holiday Party on Friday, Dec. 7 from 7-9pm, at the Gallery!
The very same evening we are hosting the Opening Reception for Jan and Paul Jay, long-time artists at the Bottlebrush. Jan will be showing some dramatically new paintings for the exhibit. Paul’s Raku always catches the eye of visitors to the Gallery, and we are looking forward to seeing his new work.
There will be plenty of party food and drink with live music byPittsburgh musician Sally Zehmisch. Maybe even a little jam session will break out including Paul Jay! Stop by for some holiday cheer, check out Jan and Paul’s new art, and finish up your holiday shopping with a little “Harmony” from local artists. We hope to see you. RSVP appreciated.
Saturday, Nov. 3, 4:00-6:00pm: Opening Reception for Photographer Nina Sowiski.
Bottlebrush is hosting the opening reception for award-winning photographer Nina Sowiski of Forest Hills. Nina is a lifelong photographer, known for her nature themes, utilizing styles ranging from macro-shots to panoramic vistas. From parrots to frogs, from landscapes to incredibly detailed close-ups, Nina’s photos never fail to reveal the beauty and surprises found in Nature. She will be showing work from her recent trip through the southwest.
Free admission. Refreshments served. Please note time of reception is from 4:00pm-6:00pm. Nina’s newest work will be on display at the Gallery from Nov. 3 through Nov. 16.
You’re invited to our adults-only (due to scary clown paintings) Halloween Party and Opening Night Reception for Jim Guentner, Artist from Glenshaw, PA, and his Evil Clown Traveling Carnival from 7-10pm on Saturday 10/27. Costumes not required but encouraged.
Free admission. Refreshments and “Ghoodies” by the Stohr Haus Bakery. Music. Bring a decorated pumpkin for our contest!
Join us at our Haunted Gallery if you dare…
Thanks to everyone who came out to the Slippery Rock University student art show under the direction of Barbara Westman! We had a very good turnout. Here are some photos for you to check out. The artwork will be on display until Friday, October 26.
Student Art show this week on Friday, July 20– Eric Charlton, a student from Slippery Rock University, will be presenting his unique, three-dimensional, multi-media art. Opening reception is 7pm-9pm this Friday; Eric’s show will be on display from July 20-August 3. Free admission. Refreshments will be served. Come out and see us– enjoy our newly installed air conditioning! 🙂
As you all know, a big part of our Gallery mission is to host artists who follow our reuse-recycle philosophy, and we’ve found a gem in Jeff Mincenberg of “Re-Turned”, from Freedom, PA. In his quest to perfect his wood-turning skills, Jeff discovered some boxing and pallet-making companies with scrap blocks of oak, cherry, poplar and pine wood that they were selling for firewood. In true artist fashion, he revealed beautiful treasurers in these pieces of wood and now has them on display in the Bottlebrush. In addition to these intricate, lovely birdbaths, we also have wooden bells and turned bowls. Stop by and take a look at how Jeff celebrates recycling through his art.
It’s a big week in Harmony – the Farmers Market opening day is Thursday June 7, Sally Jones Rodgers’ opening is Friday, June 8, and Saturday June 9 is the Annual Herb and Garden Fair!
Friday evening June 8, 2012, 7pm-9pm Please join us for the opening night reception for award-winning artist Sally Jones Rodgers, from Cranberry Township. No admission charge. Refreshments served, live music by Bruce Hoffman, fearless leader of Bottlebrush’s monthly songwriters’ group, “Songwriters in Harmony.”
Friday evening May 18, 2012, 7pm-9pm Please join us for the opening night reception for Trevor King, a Slippery Rock University graduate and artist. No admission charge. Refreshments served, live music by Ronni Weiss, blues vocalist.
Artist’s quote: “The artworks selected for this exhibit are ruminations on the past, present and future. I have been inspired by drawing connections between my own experiences and the lives of my father and grandfather, both individuals whose trade led to a certain career. I hope to create a dialogue between labor and artistry.” Cool stuff!
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