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Completed in 1888, this house served as the warden’s living quarters after the prison became too full. It is now an art gallery that houses everything from fine and historic art to emerging and well-known artists alike.
NOVEMBER 7 – DECEMBER 29 - VISIONS ON THE RANCOCAS: ART SMITH
When Art Smith moved to Mount Holly from Phoenix two years ago, he was immediately attracted to the waters of the creek and to those of the mill race. His first paintings here were of the Rancocas and he has continued to explore this subject with sketches and acrylic paintings. At the same time, Art became interested in the work of Mount Holly painter, Hugh Campbell. Art was inspired by his artistic interpretations of New Jersey landscapes, buildings, but most specifically, the Rancocas. Several of his paintings of the creek have been a visual reference for Art’s paintings. These paintings of the Rancocas Creek are his visual response to the beauty of these waters.
JANUARY 23 – MARCH 29 – THE ART OF BILL SCHNUG
Bill began making paper collages in his late teens. They are made from pictures and photographs found in various magazines, calendars and books. He arranges them to form another picture that flows into the next and never knows what the outcome will be. This simplistic approach has led him to make many complex pieces over the years and all are diverse. Bill enjoys piecing them together and the time and concentration involved.
(1905 - 1997)
Exhibit is ongoing and can be viewed upstairs of the Warden's House Gallery.
Interested artists should visit the Call For Artists Page for details!