Gallery at the Old Post Office Announces Exhibits
Hanover’s Gallery at the Old Post Office has announced its 2024 - 2025 exhibit schedule. Details are noted below, but all dates, times, and themes are subject to change.
Each call for submissions will be announced on the Gallery’s Facebook page and via its email list. (To be added to the list, email Andy Smith. Previous artist participants are automatically included.)
Open Exhibition, 2023-2024
• RGB
Dates:
November 3rd - December 19th, 2024
Opening: November 3rd, 1-2:30 PM
RGB is the acronym for an "additive color model" that combines three primary colors—red, green, and blue—to reproduce many other colors. The idea was already used by the mid-1800s and was particularly important in color lighting, photography, color televisions, digital cameras, scanners, and computer displays.
The exhibit features works using red, green, blue, or any combination of the three on at least half the surface area.
"Harrisburg; Winter Scene" — © 2019 by Andrew T. Smith of Visual Realia, LLC.
• Winter Chill
Tentative Dates:
December 23rd, 2024 - February 13th, 2025
(Open times may vary due to the holiday season.)
Reception: January 5th, 1:00 - 2:30
For the new year’s first exhibit, artists will share works related to winter or anything related to cold temperatures.
Call information is available now at this link.
• Open Exhibition
Tentative Dates:
February 16th - March 27th, 2025
Opening: February 16th, Time TBA
Look for our artists to share some of their favorite works new to the Old Post Office.
• Connected
Tentative Dates:
April 6th - May 15th, 2025
Opening: April 6th, Time TBA
Artists share two or more works that share a connection for the artist.
• YWCA Hanover’s “2025 Artists' Voices” Series Exhibit
Tentative Dates:
May 18th - June 26th, 2025
Opening: May 18th, Time TBA
Gallery at the Old Post Office
141 Broadway, Hanover, PA
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As always, The Gallery at the Old Post Office and participating artists thank Scott Roland & Blue Ridge Holdings for sharing the wonderful Old Post Office with the public for these exhibits.
All works copyright the artist and/or Andrew T. Smith.