Every year, for the thirteenth year running, a challenge has been issued to the artists of Central Pennsylvania by the downtown gallery, Lebanon Picture Frame and Fine Art Gallery. Artists, professional and amateur alike, are called to submit works of art, unrestricted in medium, form, technique, or subject matter. The only catch: the works must be small. Twelve Inches and Under, to be precise. [Read more…] about CAN TOLSTOY WRITE A HAIKU? 12″ & UNDER SMALL WORKS GROUP SHOW CELEBRATES ITS THIRTEENTH YEAR!
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Summer Retreat: Masterclass
Breathe easy and unwind your mind by taking a summer retreat at Lebanon Picture Frame & Fine Art Gallery. Enter and enjoy the languid stillness of a summer afternoon and feast your eyes on a sumptuous visual picnic. For two months only, starting Friday, June 3rd, LPF will be hosting a Summer Retreat exhibition of Masterclass proportions, featuring all of the best landscape and plein air artists of the Central PA region, including works by Paul Gallo, Bob Heilman, Jill Peckelun, Julie Riker, Steve Wetzel, and Jean Zaun. These celebrated painters are assembled under one roof for the very first time to bring you their unique interpretations of that midsummer feeling. LPF will not be hosting a live artists reception but the exhibition will be available for viewing on our Facebook page at 5pm on Friday, June 3, 2022 and will be on our gallery walls for live viewing until Saturday, July 30, 2022. [Read more…] about Summer Retreat: Masterclass
Nature as Inspiration: Abstract Paintings by Angela Lapioli Opening Reception First Friday, April 1, 2022
In times of anxiety and uncertainty about the future, it is essential to redirect our attention to the beauty, talent, and creativity found in the local community and its environment. While some of our travel plans may be disrupted, we are fortunate enough to have access to the natural splendor of neighboring woodlands and fields. Lebanon Picture Frame & Fine Art Gallery (LPF) is therefore pleased to offer just such an experience of appreciation and celebration. Angela Lapioli, Hershey area abstract painter, will be showing her own unique expression of nature rendered in oil and cold wax. LPF will be holding an artist’s reception on Friday, April 1, 2022 from 5pm to 8pm. The exhibition will remain on view until Saturday, May 28, 2022. [Read more…] about Nature as Inspiration: Abstract Paintings by Angela Lapioli Opening Reception First Friday, April 1, 2022
GALLERY’S CHOICE: A CELEBRATION OF THE BEST ARTISTIC TALENT IN THE LEBANON VALLEY AT LEBANON PICTURE FRAME & FINE ART GALLERY
For the months of February and March, Lebanon Picture Frame & Fine Art Gallery will be presenting a very exclusive exhibition featuring some of the most notable and celebrated local contemporary artists in the Lebanon Valley. Expertly curated by owner and art connoisseur Melody Vincent, this magnificent collection of works will be on display for a limited time. LPF will not be hosting a live artists’ reception. The exhibition will be available to view via LPF’s Facebook Page beginning at 5pm on Friday, February 4, 2022. The exhibit can also be viewed in person during the months of February and March until Saturday, March 26, 2022. To view the works in person, the gallery is open during its normal operating hours.
The dozen artists selected represent an array of works distinctive in style, medium and subject matter. Ranging from realism to abstract minimalism. This mindfully assembled body of work will include some of the County’s perennial favorite artists, such as Julie Riker, Robert Heilman, Steve Wetzel, Jill Peckelun, Angela Lapioli and Jean Zaun. In addition to their popularity among art-lovers throughout Central PA and beyond, these artists were chosen for their masterful execution and skill. Ms. Vincent has a deep appreciation for the artistic talents represented in this special exhibit. Through her extensive working relationship with the local artistic community, Ms. Vincent has developed a special affinity and respect for many of the local artists. She is drawn to these particular pieces not only by their respective virtuosity, but also because each of the artists’ personalities shine through their craft. This upcoming exhibition is truly a celebration of the best Lebanon County artists and an occasion not to be missed.