Art History majors and minors at Gettysburg College curated their own exhibition under the direction of Professor Yan Sun at the college’s Schmucker Art Gallery. The exhibit, entitled, “ART/WORK: Labor, Identity, and Society,” contains thirteen pieces from the college’s permanent collection. The exhibition explores issues of identity, equality, and injustice across cultures and historic periods
John Kamerer, a local Gettysburg photographer, has been photographing flowers for over 20 years and displays his photographs at his gallery, Monumental Photography Gallery. “I worked in advertising at J. Walter Thompson for over 40 years,” said Kamerer. “There, I made television commercials for well-known brands and then moved to Gettysburg in 2003.” After retiring
York Springs artist Arlyn Pettingell, whose current show, “Girl in Wool and Dreams” is on display at the Adams County Arts Council, has been painting professionally for over 25 years. “The first time I realized the importance of dreams in my art I was a child,” said Pettingell. “I was flying through the fields at