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2026 EXHIBITS
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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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.
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