Corinne Lalin
by Elizabeth Johnson A tilted sign painted “Hippie Entrance” points the way to Corinne Lalin’s studio in Upper Black Eddy. I walk down a
June 7, 2013
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Dan DeChellis
by Matthew Crain The only time I’ve ever cried in an art gallery was in San Jose, California, at Carmen Lomas Garza’s piece about
June 7, 2013
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Art in Sight of the Cemetery–PigPen
Art in sight of the cemetery – Pig Pen Project at Allentown’s Mayfair Arts Festival cues on the earthy and the otherworldly By elizabeth johnson
June 7, 2013
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mike kondel
by Elizabeth Johnson The big windows in Mike Kondel’s Easton apartment cast shadows on the walls and floor, and one day he decided to trace
May 9, 2013
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Wig Party
by Matthew Crain Lingerie. Bundles of greenbacks. Spirits bottled and smokeable. –There’s no telling what compliments the modern music reviewer may find in his mailbox.
May 9, 2013
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Allentown arts
Riverside Arts Festival 2013 poster art unveiled… drumroll, please!
When asked what inspired his 2013 poster design for the 17th annual Riverside Arts Festival, artist Maciek Albrecht proclaimed: “it’s an event that explodes with
May 1, 2013
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Easton Is Home Blog
Colorful Easton gets even BRIGHTER, with vibrant new Crayola Experience
If you thought the Crayola Experience was cool the last time you visited, just wait till you jump into 18 brand new exhibits spread across
March 26, 2013
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Jim Toia
by Elizabeth Johnson “I decided to work exclusively with nature some time ago,” Jim Toia says. “Why mimic it? I enlist and employ its process.”
March 24, 2013
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Peter Cree
by Matthew Crain Peter Cree is a master woodcarver, master furniture maker, master antiques restorer and refinisher. People the world over know him for his
March 24, 2013
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