“Hope” by Jeff Brown
2020 Amazing Pumpkin Carve
Winner of Best in Show
This Too Shall Pass:
an exhibition by HV Arts Council members
at the Hopewell Valley Bistro & Inn
July 17 – October 29, 2020
The show will go on! This Too Shall Pass is the HV Arts Council’s annual members show featuring 40+ pieces created during the health crisis. Artwork highlights local artists’ dive into creativity and reflection during these difficult times. All artwork is available for purchase ONLINE and benefits the artists and the mission of the HV Arts Council.
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“Resolve” Mandala by Sarah Bernotas
ArtSpires: a community art project & exhibition
September 2020 – spring 2021
Colorful sculptures are popping up in Hopewell Valley!
Spy which spires are sprouting and where, check out a detailed map revealing installation locations, and get virtual access to information about artists and artwork. Plus, join the public online auction in November 2020 for a chance to own one with proceeds benefiting the individual artist and the HV Arts Council.
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ArtSpires ready for installation
ArtSpires Public Auction
November 2020 – December 7, 2020
A chance to own an “art spire”!
The ArtSpire online auction bidding will start on November 1 and conclude on Thursday December 3 at 7pm during a fun live telecast. Spires will stay in their installation location until April 2021 and then be delivered to their new owners. Proceeds from the auction benefit the individual artists and support the mission of the Hopewell Valley Arts Council.
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ArtSpires by Kathryn Nicolai
2020 Annual Scholarships
Congratulations to William (Liam) May, Morgan Schragger, Sullivan Meyer and Alexandra Marcus!
A Daily Dose of Art
50 art projects to help
take your mind to another place.
Image from Pinterest
The Amazing Pumpkin Carve
It’s over but you can still find out about the winners, sponsors, and lots more!
Artwork by Jeff Brown
Community spirits are bolstered with artist-supported COVID Community Outreach Projects.
Artwork by Janis Blayne Paul