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May – July 2008 Kenneth Cotlar grew up in Bucks County, PA and earned a FBA from Penn State University in 1969. His exhibit at Julie’s are made using latex, oil and acrylic paints, poured, sprayed and extruded on a variety of surfaces. His award winning paintings have been in numerous juried shows. In 2004 he was featured in a one man show in Altoona SAMA/Arts on the Avenue and Spring 2005 had a one man show at the Bottleworks Ethnic Arts Center in Johnstown, PA. In 2006 he was selected for the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art Biennial for significant Pennsylvania Artists. He shows his work at major arts festivals throughout the country.
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Friday Stop in at Julie's Coffee between 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. to meet our current featured artist, Judith Bogert! Judith will be doing a watercolor demonstration in celebration of November's First Friday! Feature Artist at Julie's Coffee: After retiring from Penn State University in 1999, Judith began painting at the Art Alliance of Central Pennsylvania under the instruction of Ruth Kempner. Since then, she has been privileged to exhibit her artwork in juried shows such as the Images Show of the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, the Three Rivers Art Festival, the Susquehanna River Art Center, Art in Common, and the Williamsport-Lycoming Arts Council’s Regional Art Exhibition. The artist has also shown her paintings in public spaces such as the Pennsylvania State University, Schlow Memorial Public Library, Mount Nittany Medical Center Foxdale Village and Zola New World Bistro in State College as well as the Gamble Mill in Bellefonte and Julie's Coffee in Williamsport.
For more information on Judith Bogert please visit:
Feature Artist at Julie's Coffee: Annie Swincinski graduated in 2001 with a BFA in graphic design from The Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah Georgia. Since then she has been living and working here in Pennsylvania as an independent artist, graphic designer, and a contractor for education in the arts. After taking on a number of positions with special needs children, she has been able to explore the therapeutic affects of art in cases of grief and separation. The artist hopes to one day begin research on this topic. She currently produces her works out of a tiny home studio in Boalsburg, Pa. For more information on Annie Swincinski please visit: http://www.sdfa.us/ARTISTS/ANNIE_01.html
Feature
Artist at Julie's: Laura
Winn Kane is originally from Liverpool, NY - a suburb of Syracuse. The
artist holds a BA in Drawing and Painting from the State University of
New York College at Plattsburgh, NY and a MFA in Painting from Rochester
Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY. She has been living in Centre
County with her husband, Tom since 1995 and currently maintains a studio
in State College, PA. Laura is an active member of the Art Alliance of Central Pennsylvania, where she coordinates weekly drawing sessions, mentors high school students interested in the arts and serves on its board. Her memberships also include the Central Pennsylvania Pastel Society, the Art Association of Harrisburg, and Art In Common. The artist's work has been exhibited and won awards both regionally and nationally. Her paintings were included in the prestigious Biennial 2006 at the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art in Loretto, PA and the Cooperstown National 2006 in Cooperstown, NY where she won the Windsor & Newton Award for Oil Painting. Currently, one of her paintings will be displayed at the State Museum in Harrisburg, PA as part of Art of the State: Pennsylvania 2007 through September 9th. Additional information and examples of Laura's work may be found on the web at www.winnkaneart.com. Contact
the Artist:
Feature Artist at Julie's Coffee:
Landscapes of the Susquehanna Valley January 15 – March 24, 2007Robert L. Hughes and Simonne Roy have come together to present their work for this exhibit. Both artists reside in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania and share many similar artistic interests. Each enjoy creating paintings primarily in oil, find inspiration from nature and the beauty of their surroundings, as well as prefer making their paintings on-site; a technique known as plein air painting. Robert is a member of The Seven Lively Artists, the Mechanicsburg Art Center, the Art Association of Harrisburg, and the Susquehanna Art Society and the Lewisburg Arts Council. His works have been exhibited in the mid-Atlantic region were it has received numerous awards and appears in many private collections. Galleries in Provincetown and Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and Savannah, Georgia as well as The Open Door Gallery in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania represent him. Robert has also taught oil painting classes at the Sunbury YMCA and life drawing class at the Art Association of Harrisburg. After graduating from Mount Holyoke College, Simonne attended Northeastern University School of Law, and then moved to Central Pennsylvania in 1980 to practice law. She is an owner of the law firm of Roy & Beswick, LLC in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. Simonne has enjoyed painting since she was a child, however, and has studied art with the former director of the Cape Cod School of Art in Massachusetts, Lois Griffel and several artists in Central Pennsylvania. Currently her work can be found at Faustina Gallery on Market Street, Lewisburg. Robert and Simonne also share a concern for the conservation of the natural world and hope their works will inspire others to value and preserve the beauty of nature and open spaces. Additional information about each artist may be found at www.sdfa.us on the web. If you wish to purchase artwork on display, please ask at the counter at Julie's.
Robert L. Hughes
Simonne N. Roy Please contact the artists to commission work or for additional information.
Friday
March 2, 2007 Julie's
Coffee and Spotted Dog Fine Arts Art is on display January 15 - March 24, 2007 during Julie's regular hours Monday through Friday 6:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays 7:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. For First Friday events visit the First Friday Arts Town webpage. ******* • Art by Theresa Crowley Spitler • Theresa Crowley Spitler lives in
Montoursville, PA. After a career in teaching she now spends much of her
time creating art. The artist works almost exclusively in pastel,
painting landscapes and still lifes. She also enjoys doing portraits in
charcoal and graphite. • First Friday
Event: Meet the Artist • • Watercolor Landscapes by Ed
Steinhilper • Ed Steinhilper is a watercolorist who
describes himself as a "wet 'n wet" ****** • Land And Sea From Here
To Ireland • Michelle Montes grew
up on a small farm, and has always had an appreciation for landscape and
an extreme concern for its conservation for future generations. In
the 19th century many American artists became extremely concerned about
this as well. They had started painting from locations of land
resources that were still uninhabited in our great country. While
many Americans during that time were concerned with taking European
vacations, American artists were saying, "Vacation here! Look what
we have. Europeans may have old architecture, but we at least
still have land, trees, and God-given beauty that can not be matched
anywhere else." For additional
information or to commission artwork, please contact:
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First Friday at Julie's • ****** • Ali
Mirsky - Mosaics
• "My work represents the
energy that emerges from color and texture. My designs are largely
spontaneous and my pieces are created directly onto the substrate
allowing the mosaic to transpire naturally. All of my mosaics are unique
and designed to appeal to the different style and needs of each buyer.
I create one of kind pieces for homes, offices, or public spaces fusing
the world of art with function." Additional examples of her
work may be viewed online at www.alimirskymosaics.com. • Meet the
Artist: Molly O'Bryon-Welpott, Photographer • ***** • Molly
O'Bryon-Welpott, Photographer • ***** • February is Specialty Coffee Month! • Celebrate Specialty Coffee Month with Julie's Coffee throughout February! Julie's will be highlighting different types of coffees, espresso, etc. throughout the month. ***** • Friday,
February 3, 2006 • ******
• Feature
Artist: Kathleen
Frank • •
Friday, January 6, 2006 • ***********
• Meet
the Artist: Judith Bogert • • Feature
Artist: Judith Bogert •
After
retiring from Penn State University in 1999, Judith began painting at
the Art Alliance of Central Pennsylvania in Lemont, PA, under the
instruction of Ruth Kempner. Since then, she has been privileged
to show her work in juried shows such as the Three Rivers Art Festival,
the
• Feature
Artist: Kathleen B. Bonnell • New Exhibit Featuring Little League Prints at Julie’s Coffee Kathleen B. Bonnell is currently showing a variety of her artwork at Julie’s Coffee, 33 West Third Street in downtown Williamsport. The exhibit will be on display through October 2, 2005. Kathleen B. Bonnell specializes in watercolor and pastel portraits of wildlife and historic sites and buildings. The artist holds an Associate of Arts & Science Degree from Williamsport Area Community College and has studied at multiple workshops over the years. She operates her own commissioned art business from her studio in Montoursville, PA. Her art has brought her great satisfaction as well as awards.
Kathleen has participated in many art exhibitions in Pennsylvania and surrounding states. She gave demonstrations at the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts in State College and served for five years as President of The Bald Eagle Art League in Williamsport. The artist works closely with businesses and non-profit organizations including: Williamsport Country Club, Susquehanna Health System, Little League Museum, School of Hope, and area realtors. She has also donated her work to several non-profit organizations, schools, and booster clubs. Kathleen has been happily married for over thirty years and has three sons. Her artwork can also be viewed at her website at: www.kbsb.com/kb.
• Julie's
Offers Extended Hours for the Little League Parade • Julie's will offer extended hours on Thursday, August 18 for the First Annual Little League Parade. Parade begins at 6 p.m. We will be open 6:30 a.m. until the end of the parade! Stop in for some coffee, a cold drink or a quick snack! • Meet
Artist Kathy Kolb at Julie's • Kathy Marie Kolb, featured artist at Julie's Coffee through August 7, visited Julie's Coffee for First Friday on July 1, 2005 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. She brought her guitar and performed folk songs! ******
************ • Meet
Artist Carol Goldberg at Julie's • Meet Julie's featured Artist, Carol Goldberg, during First Friday on Friday, June 3, 2005. Goldberg, from State College, PA, will be present for a unique Meet the Artist Event at Julie’s Coffee, 33 West Third Street on Friday June 3 in conjunction with her exhibit that runs through June 12, 2005. “Capturing The Spirit: The Work of Carol Goldberg” consists of a large variety of work: mixed media and acrylic paintings, ink drawings and pastels; all created over the past few years. Goldberg usually works quickly, trying to capture an essence in quick color sketches followed by further defining the work with line. This approach has come from Goldberg’s extensive experience in working from life models.
The artist will be working on site, be available to discuss her work and will demonstrate the techniques she uses at Julie's during our special Meet the Artist Event, Friday, June 3, 2005 from 1-3pm.
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Capturing
The Spirit: The Work of Carol Goldberg • This
exhibit consists of a large variety of work: mixed media and acrylic
paintings, ink drawings and pastels; all created over the past few
years. Whether it is a still life, person or landscape Carol has tried
to capture the spirit of her subjects. The artist usually works
quickly, trying to capture an essence in quick color sketches followed
by further defining the work with line. This approach has come
from Carol's extensive experience in working from life models. The
artist states, "I never know when the pose will change, ever so
slightly, so I scramble to get as much information as quickly as I
can." This technique has served her well so applies the same
approach to everything she creates. Carol loves the world around
us and ************ • Howie Day Concert Tickets on Sale at Julie's Coffee on April 11 • Lycoming College presents
their annual spring concert featuring co-headliners Howie Day and the
band The Staring Line with special guest Tristan Prettyman on Thursday,
April 21 at ************* • Artwork
on Display at Julie's •
Great Britain native, Cecilia B. Moore graduated with distinction from
the
University of Durham/Nevilles Cross College, England where she studied
art.
During the 1970s she taught art and other subjects at K-12 level in
schools
in England, Kenya, Canada and the United States. More recently
Cecilia
studied drawing and painting with William Christenberry at the Corcoran
School of Art, Washington, DC where she was a member of the Art League
of
Alexandria, Virginia. The artist is currently residing in State
College,
Pennsylvania and is an active member of the Art Alliance of Central
Pennsylvania, the Art Association of Harrisburg and Art in Common. ***************** • First
Friday, March 4, 2005 • **************** • Julie's
Celebrated Specialty Coffee Month in February • ******************** •
Friday, December 3, 2004 • Dorothy's art was on display from December 3, 2004 - January 30, 2005. •
Friday, November 19 • ********************** •
Friday, November 5, 2005 • Lauren
Detwiler Outside of photography, Lauren has been involved with dance for the past 15 years. She has taken various dance classes, and choreographs and teaches dance in the Lycoming College Dance Club. She is also involved with United Campus Ministry and enjoys playing guitar. Carrie
Firman Outside of art, Carrie is passionate about horses. She rides and trains horses and volunteers in a riding for the handicapped program. She is President of the College's Equestrian Club and competes for the school in the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association. Carrie also plays trombone in the Lycoming College Concert Band. Caitlin
Herzog ********************8 Friday,
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April 17, 2004
Issues
of world hunger have been constant for years now. Lycoming senior
Katie Campbell is organizing a fund-raiser dinner to raise money
for the Heifer Project, a sustainable farming vocational program. By: Katy Grzywinski |
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1991, Little League Headquarters approved Kathleen’s painting of the
Little League World Series Stadium for reproduction.
Kathy Marie Kolb's Bridge Photo Essay
tries to show, visibly, the interplay of three major elements in a
single location in North Central Pennsylvania; the East side of Penny
Hill, Susquehanna River (West Branch) and the Norfolk-Southern railroad
bridge there. Kolb has observed this one location at different
times over a 30 year period. The photos show the trio in various seasons
at various times of day from different angles. The actual bridge
is old, rusty and ragged. Yet in certain lights at times can look
pleasing. The bridge looks aged and scared, yet is much younger than the
river or mountain. Only a few of the pictures were taken when
trains were on the bridge. Most of the time the bridge stands
waiting. The Bridge essay was partly inspired by the book
"Everyday Sacred: A Woman's Journey Home" by Sue Bender.