The Gallery at Penn College is an incredible place that displays the work of amazing artists from all over the world. The exhibits rotate out about every month and a new exhibit comes in. Artists have said this is the best gallery space they have ever been in.
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A crowd forms around Merill Styger while she speaks about her exhibit, "World's Collide."
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Some exhibits are open to a certain group of artists. This one featured Penn College alumni and the college community voted for its favorite works of art.
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Anila Quayyum Agha speaks with Paul L. Starkey, Penn College's vice president for academic affairs/provost, and stepchildren Anna Vaughn and Forman about her work.
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A few children from the Children's Learning Center take a peek at a piece from "Auto Response" by Jeff Mann.
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Sculptor Rick Herzog, created interesting pieces for his exhibit, "Urban Landscape."
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Another piece by Rick Herzog leads into a bit of illusion.
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A couple critiques with each other the work of Timothy McCoy at his gallery showcase, "Sanctuary."
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The view from the moment I walk into the gallery is my favorite.
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At the exhibit, “Out of This World: Landscapes of Our Solar System," stars reflect on the walls to set the mood.
The gallery is incredibly photogenic and I love being assigned to go photograph a “Gallery Talk” or some still shots of the artwork. What I love most about the gallery is that, every time I go there, it is completely different. The walls that hold the artwork can move and rotate! Also, the lights are able to be moved, removed or dimmed. For those of you who have never been there or do not know where it is, turn right just inside the double doors at the front entrance to the library and take the elevator or staircase to the third floor.
Check out the next gallery exhibit, which will feature work of Lycoming County residents.
