Jun18
To coincide with tonight’s opening reception for LSM’s Fresh Air Fresheners exhibit at the Paper Kite Gallery, Alicia Grega-Pikul has written an article for the Electric City paper in which she recently interviewed LSM for. You can read the article here.
You can see Fresh Air Fresheners in person at the Paper Kite Gallery in Kingston, PA, tonight from 6-8PM.
Jun14
This Friday, June 18, will be the opening for LSM’s show Fresh Air Fresheners at the Paper Kite Press & Gallery in Kingston, PA. This exhibit is the first to show the entire series together. All works are photo-documentations of unauthorized and authorized public installations.
The reception will be from 6-8PM and you can find directions and more information at their website at www.wordpainting.com.
Jun1
On newsstands now in the Southeastern U.S. and major cities is the June/July/August edition of the Southeast Gallery Guide. The cover story is on the 24th Rosen Outdoor Sculpture Competition & Exhibition in which two of LSM’s Fresh Air Fresheners are included in. On page 7 of the gallery guide, Troy Tuttle’s photograph of Fresh Air Freshener (Fruit Punch) is hoisted by crane against the North Carolina sky.
Apr22
LSM has been chosen as 1 of 9 finalists for the 24th Rosen Outdoor Sculpture Competition & Exhibition at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. The list of all 9 finalists and examples of their work can be found online at www.rosensculpture.org.
All sculptures were installed on April 16 and will remain on view until March, 2011.
On Saturday, July 24, from 10am-12pm, there will be the 24th Rosen Sculpture Walk. This guided tour of the sculptures will begin at the Catherine Smith Gallery located in Farthing Auditorium and will include the public announcement of the winner of the competition and the revealing of the catalog. For more information on the walk click here.
For more information on Appalachian State University, including driving directions, please visit www.appstate.edu.
Mar29
Nominated by two professors at The University of Michigan School of Art & Design, LSM was awarded as a 2010 Roman J. Witt Visiting Artist. Today, he will travel to Ann Arbor to spend a few days working with students on their work, assisting in critiques, and presenting lectures on his own work.
Mar1
This Thursday, March 4, from 5-7pm, there will be a closing reception for Pennsyltucky: Are We There Yet? at the art gallery at Clarion University of Pennsylvania. The exhibition features the work of Christian Herr, Jason Lahr, Bill Rodgers, and Lee S. Millard.
Feb18
Tonight, from 4-9pm, downtown Bloomsburg, PA, will host the Bloomsburg Art Walk-In. The Walk-In will feature work by over 50 local and regional artists (including LSM) that will be selling their art or just exhibiting it. Work by Bloomsburg University faculty, staff, current and past students will be prominently exhibited. In the basement, which used to be a bowling alley, BU Art Professor Greg Mueller’s Sculpture class will display their Bowl Show, which shows students’ interpretations of the bowling pin made from various materials. In addition to the artwork, there will be live music as well as food from many local restaurants and eateries.
The Art Walk-In is tonight only and is free, and open to the public of all ages.
The Bloomsburg Art Walk-In will be located at the Moose Exchange at 203 W. Main St., Bloomsburg, PA.
Jan29
This Monday marked the opening of Pennsyltucky: Are We There Yet?, a four-person exhibition at Clarion University. Curated by Art Department chair Mark Franchino, Pennsyltucky showcases the work of Christian Herr, Jason Lahr, Lee S. Millard, and Bill Rodgers.
Pennsyltucky: Are We There Yet? will be on view at the art gallery at Clarion University from January 25 – March 5, 2010. There will be a closing reception on Thursday, March 4, from 5-7pm.
University Art Gallery
A-4 Carlson Library
840 Wood St.
Clarion, PA 16214
(814) 393-2523
Call for gallery hours
gallery@clarion.edu
Jan7
Nominated by two professors at The University of Michigan School of Art & Design, LSM was recently awarded as a 2010 Roman J. Witt Visiting Artist. He will travel to Ann Arbor in the spring to spend two days lecturing and working with art students.
Nov11
Millard recently posed as a lion tamer for artist, and fellow Marywood University colleague, Ted Michalowski. Michalowski’s current exhibition of drawings inspired by the posters of Poland, Michalowski CYRK, is now on display at The Scranton Club.
Michałowski CYRK Poskramiacz Lwów ©2009 Ted Michalowski No reproduction of these images is allowed in any way without the written permission of the artist, except for promotion of the exhibition.
This exhibition is only on view until November 13, 2009.
The article “Polish influence shows in Michalowski’s work,” by Electric City writer Alicia Grega-Pikul, can be read here.
The Scranton Club is located on the corner of Mulberry St. & Washington Ave. in Scranton, PA 18507. For more information call (570) 344-8671 or visit www.tedmichalowski.com.