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Guest curated by Claire L. Giblin, Curator of Exhibitions, The Phillips Museum of Art
The Permanent Collection exhibition features works by artists who have found a meeting place and a resource at the Lancaster Museum of Art, and who are part of the community of artists and artisans that has existed in Lancaster for as long as the City itself. Not only is the exhibition filled with works that date back to the Community Gallery at Goethean Hall at F & M, but also with recent acquisitions and some newly discovered gems. Exhibiting artists include Robert Andriulli, David Brumbach, Bill Early, Hugh Fitzgerald, Gus Kermes, Harold Krisel, Seymour Remenick, Luigi Rist, Abby Rudisill, Carol Shane, Ellen Slupe, Ann Tunnis-Summy and David Zimmerman.
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Welcome
A Note from the Curator
April, 2012
Lancaster loves and retains its history. In fact, we can imagine that Lancaster itself is a living history museum and midst its wonderful historic homes and museums, the Grubb mansion is its meeting house. In doing some research I came across a description...
Read MoreUpcoming Exhibitions
- June 1 - June 24
- Cameo Series
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- July 6 - August 26
- 50th Annual Community Art Exhibition
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Latest News
View All- April 2, 2012
- LMA hosts local art students
- March 5, 2012
- LMA Announces 2012 Scholastic Art Gold Key and Special Awards Winners
- February 21, 2012
- LMA Announces Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition and Free Youth Workshop
- February 21, 2012
- Lancaster Museum of Art hosts local high school art students!
- February 21, 2012
- FREE Workshop for Young Artists & Writers
Current Events
- May 1, 2012
- May Is Members’ Month!
Featured Lectures
Artist Talk with Gail Gray
Thursday, June 7 7:00pm
Join us at the Museum as Gail Gray shares the motivation behind her fresh batch of new works and what they represent. Gray will touch on the influence of science on these works, which she describes as being abstract representations of a physical, organic process.
- Cost:
- Free for LMA Members
- $5 for non-members
- $1 for non-members students