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2026 EXHIBITS

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A belief is defined as an acceptance that a statement is true or that something exists.  Beliefs can be a source of strength, conviction, or validation and can also be limiting or inflexible.  However, a belief can evolve or change.  What comes to mind when you think of the word belief?  As ever, we accepted all media, 2D and 3D, up to the size of our front door, with work from artists of ALL ages and levels of experience encouraged.

For this show, 3 people from seven central-Pennsylvania counties plus Elmira, N. Y., answered the call, with 122 pieces in a remarkable range of 2D work -- paintings, drawings, photographs, collages, and prints -- plus more than 20 3D pieces in a range of materials from wood to polymer clay to slime (yes, come feel it for yourself!) and handmade paper.  Of these artists, 10 of them had work at the Exchange Gallery for the first time.

The show runs Monday, March 23rd, through Friday, May 1st, with a reception 5-8 p.m. on Friday, April 3rd during First Friday in Bloomsburg.

Robin McKee -- Blissful Sunset
Sharon DeHaas -- Cross By Lake Chapala
Steve Sliwinski -- Pull Of The Goddess Moon
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Fairy tales have been prevalent in both Eastern and Western cultures throughout countless generations.  As folklore that has been passed down and changed throughout the years, these deceptively simple stories often tackle large subjects such as the human condition, moral ideologies, and societal expectations.  Many include elements of magic or enchantment.  Fairy tales continue to delight and charm audiences today in the form of novels, plays, and film, etc.

The Exchange asked to see artists' visual interpretation of fairy tales, and 42 people from six central-Pennsylvania counties answered the call, with 102 pieces in many media.  Of these artists, 13 of them had work at the Exchange Gallery for the first time, as we close in on 1,800 people having exhibited here since 2014!

The show runs Tuesday, February 17th, through Friday, March 20th, with a reception on Friday, March 6th.

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Fairy Tales Gallery panorama
Dalilah Benninger, Jessica Rightnour-Miller
Kelly Klock, Jessica Rightnour-Miller, William, Dave, Flornelly, and Ed
Chet Davis, GC, Don Beagle Jr
Scott Schrader (two pieces), Chet Davis -- Banchee Petting A Duca
Tara MacNish -- Untitled
Laurie McCants -- The Wild Swans
Jeff Leighton, Chris Stametz
Ferris Bradley and AJ Prajzner
Margie Hunsinger
Claude Harrington -- eight pieces
Larysa Sheremeta
Amy Ikeler, Shaina Davis
Christine Stametz -- Meadow Dreams & Fanciful Delights 1
Christine Stametz -- Meadow Dreams & Fanciful Delights 2
Sharon Beagle, Melissa Matthews
Alakananda Chakrabarty, Jessica Rightnour-Miller
Dean Perrus -- Full Moon Over The Badlands
Kate Murphy -- five pieces
Dean Perrus -- Timed Exposure
Jane Klaus -- Unexpected Help
Don Beagle Jr -- Mountain In Labor
Cathy Kuczynski -- Snow White
Katrina Reynolds -- Meeting My Shadow Self
Katrina Reynolds -- The World's Best Fairy Tales
Elaine Walz -- Hope
Etta Leighton, Adalynn Batiuk, Jessica Rightnour-Miller
Jessica Rightnour-MIller -- six pieces
Sheila Dignazio -- Nebula
Sheila Dignazio -- four pieces
Larysa Sheremeta
Alayna Long -- Dragons
Christine Stametz -- three pieces
NCSTU student work
Sharon Beagle wands and necklace
Michael Davis
Kennedy Devine -- Fairy Nights
Robert Walz, Laurie McCants, Chet Davis
Christine Stametz, Scott Schrader
Christine Stametz, thre pieces; Alakananda Chakrabarty -- The Restless

More than just a place where two roads meet, a crossroads can represent a turning point or a decision to make.  We posed this question: Whether literal or figurative, have you ever been presented with a crossroads?  "Crossroads" attracted work by 20 artists from nine central-Pennsylvania counties (Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, Schuylkill, Snyder, and Union); two of these artists had work here for the first time.

The show runs Monday, January 5th, through Friday, February 13th, with a reception on Friday, February 6th.

Chet Davis -- Praying Child
Chet Davis -- Hungry Child
Chet Davis -- Imposition
Scott Schrader -- Enola Gay
Chet Davis -- Teddy Bear and Heels
Bill Klaus -- Lines Across
Troy Legosi -- The Rusty Traveler/Tāne Kākata
Mary Rose Luby -- Betwixt And Between
Alakananda Chakrabarty -- Across The Horizon
Alakananda Chakrabarty -- Bringing The Light Across
Alakananda Chakrabarty -- Indian Madhubani Art Across The Globe
Alakananda Chakrabarty -- At The Crossroads Of Life
Kate Murphy -- Cork City Crossroads
Kate Murphy -- City Life
Claude Harrington -- Spiritual Direction
Claude Harrington -- Getting Complicated
Claude Harrington -- Reflecting the Truth
Claude Harrington -- Irreversible Decision
Claude Harrington -- Nicky and Bob
Melissa Matthews -- Paradise Abandoned
Melissa Matthews -- Cross Road Blues
Daniel Herrera -- Roads
Ed Zajac -- Plowed Out
Ed Zajac -- Fence Row
Elaine Walz -- Politics
Robert Walz -- Inevitable
Rhiannon McKenzie -- Hecate, Goddess of Crossroads and Boundaries
Rhiannon McKenzie -- Decisions
Gail Fox -- Highway To The Crossroads
Chrystal Smallwood -- Sidewalk, Portland, Maine
Michael DeMarco -- From Summer To Winter Comes Fall
Michael De Marco -- Sunbeams Across The Trail
Michael De Marco -- Crossroad From Day Into Evening
Margie Hunsinger -- Exigency
Robyn Madara Jay -- What Will I Order For Dinner
Don Beagle Jr -- Construction Confusion
Michael Davis -- Young At Heart
Michael Davis -- Golden Years
Michael Davis -- Crossing Paths
Shaina Davis -- Lake Day
Shaina Davis -- Stay The Course
Oren B Helbok -- Crossroads of Mid-America
Karen Kulha -- Family Tree
Karen Kulha -- To The Park
Sara Baker -- Teapot
Sara Baker -- Mugs
Larysa Sheremeta -- Airport Crossroads
Larysa Sheremeta -- Crossroads Of The Sea

For our earlier exhibits, click on each year:

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