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Altoona
A Journey to Wonderland
artwork by Jessie Luke
in the Paul I. Detwiler Education Center
April 23, 2025 – July 6, 2025
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Jessie Luke is recognized for her incredible photographs created with the Holga plastic toy camera. Luke has been exhibited nationally and internationally. Her exhibition, "A Journey to Wonderland," visually displays the narrative of the timeless classical children's novel, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by English author, Lewis Carroll. It is a theatrical pictorial adaptation that reflects Alice’s long journey down the rabbit hole. There she discovers an extraordinary world of unusual characters and encounters unforeseeable challenges.
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Altoona
Gravitas of the Sycamore
artwork by Judith Peck
in the Shirley and Fred A. Pechter Galleries
April 23, 2025 – July 6, 2025
A solo exhibition of oil paintings by Virginian artist, Judith Peck. The series depicts a singular sycamore tree she discovered while walking near the Potomac River. What follows is a series of oil paintings which serve as rich, artistic meditation on the themes of resilience, and the stabilizing ground around which our souls gravitate, as we attempt to live our lives amidst a chaotic and ever changing world.
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Bedford
Echoes of Summer
selections from the Donald M. Robinson Permanent Collection
in the Titelman Galleries
May 9, 2025 – July 13, 2025
The exhibition features selections from the extensive Donald M. Robinson photography collection, which includes over 800 works documenting Robinson’s travels across six continents and more than 60 countries. His nature and documentary photographs capture the beauty and diversity of the natural world, offering viewers a glimpse into landscapes and moments from around the globe. In addition to Robinson’s works, the exhibition will showcase pieces that reflect the essence of summer, as well as other works that evoke the feeling and memory of summer even in different seasons.
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Bedford
Inspired by and In the footsteps of Donald M. Robinson
in the Paula and Dean Lemley Gallery
February 14, 2025 – July 13, 2025
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These exhibits celebrate the works of Donald M. Robinson. The exhibition is the result of two workshops led by artist Recie Dolan and photographer Skip Allen, in which artists of all mediums were invited to create an artistic representation, reaction or response to pieces in the Donald M. Robinson collection ahead of the Donald M. Robinson Photography Biennial. The exhibition and workshops were sponsored by the Donald & Sylvia Robinson Family Foundation.
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Wild Realms: A Global Journey in Animal Photography
selections from the Donald M. Robinson Permanent Collection
in the Donald M. Robinson, Ashe, Jerry & Joan Hawk, and Children's Discovery Galleries
February 21, 2025 – July 13, 2025
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See a collection of photographs centered on exotic animals and wildlife from around the world, including Africa, South America, and Antarctica taken by Donald M. Robinson while traveling the globe.
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Johnstown
Inside Out, A Collection of Artists' Point of View
April 11, 2025 – July 27, 2025
Artists are expertly skilled in showing the world as they see it, creating images that draw us in and remind us of places we have visited or would like to visit. Artwork from artists Charles Biddle, Edgar Imler, David Hopkins, Bradley Shoemaker and Robert Kipniss give visitors the opportunity to see how indoor and outdoor light can and does affect color, mood and environment. Take a few minutes of your day to enjoy a walk through the exhibition and view the world through the artist’s eyes.
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Ligonier
Spirit of Place: Fallingwater Paintings
by Ron Donoughe and Workshop Artists
May 2, 2025 – August 3, 2025
This exhibition showcases the stunning work of Ron Donoughe and talented workshop artists, capturing the iconic architecture and natural beauty of Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece. Through vibrant landscapes and thoughtful interpretations, the exhibition explores the profound connection between Fallingwater and its surrounding environment. Visitors will experience unique artistic perspectives that celebrate the harmony of art, architecture, and nature.
