1/10 - 5/11 |
Celebrate
DOSHI
Celebrate DOSHI is an exhibit celebrating 35 years of DOSHI artists
and their creations. This exhibition will not only celebrate Central
Pennsylvania’s own art history, but it will also help educate
the community about its rich past.
Founded by Maya Schock in 1972, the DOSHI is a non-profit gallery
whose mission is to exhibit contemporary art of the highest quality
by regional established artists and to encourage emerging artists.
In fact, the word “DOSHI” translates from Japanese as
“fellowship,” or “brotherhood.”
This exhibit showcases works by artists that studied with Schock
and have been influenced by her. Artists include: Karl Beamer, Robert
W. Bissett, Terrie Bowie, Barbara Buer, Marco Celotti, Donna Curanzy-Seltzer,
Dick Elliot, Rob Evans, Dan Fitch, Milt Friedly, Carol Galligan,
Claire Giblin, John Guanera, Mike Heberlein, William B. Heffner,
III, Maaike Heitkönig Hickok, Jerry Hershey, Charles Hickok,
Charles Hidley, Mary Hochendoner, Beverlee Lehr, JunCheng Liu, Natalie
Lock, Mary Lundeen, Wanda Macomber, Jo Margolis, Clyde McGeary,
Daniel Miller, Kris Nuschke, Alan Paulson, Kathleen Piunti, Catherine
Prescott, Ted Prescott, Florence Putterman, Greg Rohrer, Bruce Samuelson,
Maya Schock, Sheba Sharrow, Ellen Siddons, Ellen Slupe, Carl Socolow,
Edith Socolow, Gene Suchma, Henry Troup, Georgette Veeder, Lawrence
VonBarann, Jeff Wiles, Carrie Wissler-Thomas, and Joan Wolf. |