Leah Shuck’s solo exhibition Multitudes explores the intersectionality of her roles as both artist and art educator. The show represents how the constant rotation of materials in her high school art classroom influences her personal art-making practice. In reference to her art style, Shuck has said, "Don't try to put me in a box; I’ll […]
Leah Shuck’s solo exhibition Multitudes explores the intersectionality of her roles as both artist and art educator. The show represents how the constant rotation of materials in her high school art classroom influences her personal art-making practice. In reference to her art style, Shuck has said, "Don't try to put me in a box; I’ll […]
Leah Shuck’s solo exhibition Multitudes explores the intersectionality of her roles as both artist and art educator. The show represents how the constant rotation of materials in her high school art classroom influences her personal art-making practice. In reference to her art style, Shuck has said, "Don't try to put me in a box; I’ll […]
Leah Shuck’s solo exhibition Multitudes explores the intersectionality of her roles as both artist and art educator. The show represents how the constant rotation of materials in her high school art classroom influences her personal art-making practice. In reference to her art style, Shuck has said, "Don't try to put me in a box; I’ll […]
Leah Shuck’s solo exhibition Multitudes explores the intersectionality of her roles as both artist and art educator. The show represents how the constant rotation of materials in her high school art classroom influences her personal art-making practice. In reference to her art style, Shuck has said, "Don't try to put me in a box; I’ll […]
Do you play an acoustic instrument? Do you like to sing? Do you enjoy listening to traditional music? Come join the acoustic music jam at the Huntingdon County Arts Center every first Monday of the month. We’ll sing and play familiar songs and tunes and perhaps learn some new ones. All acoustic instruments welcome (guitar, […]
An opening reception will be held for the exhibit, Both Can Be True. The exhibit features western Pennsylvania artist and educator Darryl Audia Jr., who presents paintings that explore how people connect, remember, and search for meaning — even when answers don’t come easily. Audia’s work is built from layered patterns, repeated marks, and structures […]
The Both Can Be True exhibit features western Pennsylvania artist and educator Darryl Audia Jr., who presents paintings that explore how people connect, remember, and search for meaning — even when answers don’t come easily. Audia’s work is built from layered patterns, repeated marks, and structures that sometimes break apart. The shapes in his paintings […]
The Both Can Be True exhibit features western Pennsylvania artist and educator Darryl Audia Jr., who presents paintings that explore how people connect, remember, and search for meaning — even when answers don’t come easily. Audia’s work is built from layered patterns, repeated marks, and structures that sometimes break apart. The shapes in his paintings […]
Drop off your art and photography at the Art Station at the Huntingdon County Fair on Saturday, August 8, from 11 am to 5 pm.
Raystown Summer Nights is a series of summer events at the Seven Points Amphitheater at Lake Raystown. The third event is Saturday, August 8, featuring the Eric Ian Farmer Trio, from 6 to 9 p.m. Born in State College, Pennsylvania, and raised in North Carolina, Eric Ian Farmer, a Black man with Blackfeet and Cherokee […]