SUMMER 2008

 

Artists' House summer hours are by appointment or by chance.  Appointments may be made by calling (215) 923-8440, or (856) 428-5340.

 

Artists from our regular cadre of exhibitors will be included in this exhibit.  These include the following artists, and many more:

 

Adam Vinson's work exemplifies the literal quality of the subjects he chooses to present. It is his intention to create illusion and deception, often times with a touch of humor. In some instances it is subtly evident and in others the work is wrought with symbolism.

 

Joan Bromley's lovely paintings explore light and atmosphere in a context based on traditional representational painting.

 

Susan Odessey paints the Philadelphia scenes of our daily lives, appreciating the delightful landscapes that enrich us.

 

Valerie Craig carefully observes her subject, whether a still-life or landscape, appreciating the response she feels, and somehow capturing that response on canvas.

 

Amber Lia-Kloppel explores a personal symbolism that is rooted in her own experience of the world. Subject matter is of continued importance to her, the narrative becoming more obvious throughout time. . Her paintings are "intimate" and "anti-heroic" in nature.

 

Anthony Palumbo's unique portrait studies invite viewers to meet the group of friends and models who inhabit his artistic world.

 

Laura Rutherford Renner creates a small bucolic world in her paintings, depicting serene and lovely scenes of tranquility.