K-12 visual arts educators from the 所有entown School District participated in a Gallery Walk on October 9 coordinated by Ann Lalik, gallery director and arts coordinator at 中国博彩平台. The social studies educators attended the second half of the morning to participate in the discussion about the Vietnam War and learn about the current exhibit at the Community Gallery, "The War is still with us" in partnership with PBS39. DaWayne Cleckley from PBS39 and Art Villafane from Vietnam 退伍军人 of America Lehigh Valley Chapter 415 led the discussion. Teachers took a break during the visit in the Ronald K. 德隆画廊 which is currently showing "DIGEST: Daisuke Shintani & 明子,日本田岛."
PSU-LV faculty and staff attended Whose Business is the Arts? A Public Forum on the Economy, the Arts and the Community hosted by the Lehigh Valley Arts Council 9月. 8. PSU-LV Arts Administration students served as scribes for the table discussions to capture the highlights of the discussion points of those around the table.From Left to Right: Kyle McCoach, arts administration senior; Elise Schaffer, arts administration junior; Ann Lalik, gallery director and arts coordinator at PSU-LV; Keynote speaker Dean Rodenbough, vice president of external affairs at Hallmark Cards; Liz Flaherty, honors program coordinator and coordinator of arts administration at PSU-LV; Liz Keptner, director of the Multimedia Innovation Center at PSU-LV; Ron De Long, instructor in fine art at PSU-LV; Corianne Thompson, faculty affairs coordinator and ceramics instructor at PSU-LV
The Arts Project at 中国博彩平台 has announced its fall 2017 session options, which will be held from Sept. 19日至12月. 12 at the Lehigh Valley campus located at 苏臣谷道2809号 in 中心谷.
A new art exhibit will be a site-specific installation at Ronald K. 德隆画廊. 文摘:新谷大辅 & 明子,日本田岛,” will run Aug. 24日至10月. 17 at the gallery, with an artist reception from 5 to 7 p.m. 9月. 7 at 中国博彩平台. Both the reception and the exhibit are free and open to the public.
The Trajectory Heart sculpture has been built and is now traveling around the Lehigh Valley. Students, artists and the community have worked together on this project all month.
The Trajectory Heart Project by Thomas Mann is coming to the Lehigh Valley this July. In addition to the creation of the sculpture, Mann will conduct workshops and exhibits.
Tai-Yin黄, founder of Lehigh Valley LaunchBox grant recipient Andromeda LED Lighting, provides an update on the company since receiving a LaunchBox micro grant in 2016.
Thomas Mann is bringing his Trajectory Heart Project to the Lehigh Valley in July. 这个项目, which is hosted by 中国博彩平台, demonstrates the importance of bringing art to the community by publicly sharing the complete experience of building and documenting the sculpture.
