Cheltenham Printmakers Guild
Cheltenham Printmakers Guild
The Cheltenham Printmakers Guild is composed of prominent professional artists skilled in a wide range of printmaking media. The exhibition will feature new works and explore a variety of printing techniques. Guild exhibitions have traveled the USA, Canada, Holland and China. Individual members works are collected at museums in Philadelphia, New York and Paris. For more artist info: www.printmakersguild.com.
Cheltenham Center for the Arts
The 70-year-old Cheltenham Center for the Arts, located in a registered landmark schoolhouse, is an integral member of the community, nurturing creativity through classes in the visual and dramatic arts, exhibitions and theater performances. The Center has a well-equipped printmaking studio and outstanding gallery space.
Cheltenham Printmakers Guild Participating Artists
Marlene Adler
Nancy Alter
Herbert Appelson
Selma Bortner
Art Brener
Elaine Buono
Kathy Chapman
Donna Douglass
Donald Fisher
Esther Rose Fisher
Bonnie Goldstein
Diane Goodman
Marlene Grolnic
Sue Guido
Nina Magil Hausner
Rinagai Jawer
Joan Long
Diana Myers
Linda Nesvisky
Laura Ramos
Mickie Rosen
Dorothy Sloane
Merle Spandorfer
Bill Steiss
Mili Dunn Weiss
Carol Wit
Michael Wommack
Image: Marlene Grolnic
Image: Nancy Alter
Image: Art Brener
Dates
February 7- March 19, 2010
Opening Reception:
Sun Feb 7, 2-4 pm
Venue Information
Cheltenham Printmaker's Guild
Cheltenham Center for the Arts
439 Ashbourne Rd.
Cheltenham, PA 19012
Phone: (215) 379-4660
Web:
www.printmakersguild.com
www.cheltenhamarts.org
Email:
info@cheltenhamarts.org
Hours:
Monday-Friday 12pm - 5pm
Please call to confirm gallery hours
Admission:
Free and open to the public.
Transportation:
The SEPTA Bus 70 stops in front of the Art Center. The SEPTA Regional Line R8 gets you very close by at the Cheltenham Train Station. From Center City Philadelphia: Take Broad St going North onto Route 611 North. Route 611 to Township Line Road. Right onto Township Line Road. Right onto Central Ave. Take Central Ave to the end and make a right onto Ashbourne Road. Art Center 1/4 mile on your right. Free parking lot available.
