Here’s a list of Lancaster City venues that I believe will be showing some photographs this First Friday, May 4th:

Gallery360
Tellus360, 24 E. King St.
In Search of Lost Time: A photography installation by Joshua White with works that use historical photo processes and sculptural techniques to explore memories and the struggle to prevent memories from fading. Meet the artist. 6-9 pm.

Exhibit 110
110 E. King St.
Presenting paintings by Claire Giblin featuring the “Prayer Flag” series, Fine Art Photography by Sherry Dewald, paintings by Gail Grey and paintings by Velma and Renny Magill. Open 5:30-8 pm.

David the Goldsmith*
45 N. Market St.
Photographing God’s Canvas: Featuring nature photography by Melanie Hummer with an emphasis on scenes from the Chesapeake Bay and Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge. Acoustic classic and contemporary rock and pop music by Lancaster band Reach for the Sun: Kim Ludewig, Chip Trautman, and Nate and Steve Diehl. 6-8 pm.

Pennsylvania College of Art & Design*
204 N. Prince St.
PCA&D Senior Show: Featuring the best of the best — one piece of artwork by each member of the Class of 2012. Dozens of works represent a variety of media and styles, including illustration, graphic design, photography, painting, drawing, printmaking, animation and multi-media. The exhibit is the culmination of four years of hard work. Meet some of the artists.

Annex 24 Gallery*
24 W. Walnut St.
Exhibition of works by various mixed media artists, photographers and painters with a highlight of an interactive Faerie World.

The Painted Desert Gallery
227 N. Duke St.
A Delicate Balance: Photographs from Death Valley by David Nutter and mixed media collages by Carol Emerson.

Edwin P. Huddle Photography
122 E. Chestnut St.
Fine art photography, photo décor, and commissioned portraits.

Nick Gould Photography
104 W. Chestnut St., 2nd fl.
Fine art photography and portraits.

Many of these venues are also open for this weekend’s ArtWalk. You can learn more at http://lancasterartwalk.org/featured-galleries/ .

*Wheelchair Accessible

–Pat Cooney

Here’s a list of Lancaster City venues that I believe will be showing some photographs this First Friday, April 6th:

Pennsylvania College of Art & Design*
204 N. Prince St.
Main Gallery – Landscapes of Conflict: Features three contemporary photographers: Shai Kremer, Bart Michiels and Osamu James Nakagawa, who explore themes of conflict, peril and beauty within selected landscapes. Each artist reveals recent damages or alludes to ancient scars suffered by the terrain in these compressed yet expansive images. Osamu James Nakagawa will hold an artist lecture in the Atrium at 4 pm on First Friday.

Hammel Associates Architects*
25 E. Grant St., Suite 102
Surface: A collection of photographs focusing on surfaces illuminated by light, movement or the patina of time by Donna Wilcox. Meet the artist. 5- 8:30 pm. Exhibit held on First Friday only!

Annex 24 Gallery
24 W. Walnut St.
Eye Catching, Mind Bending: Featuring photography exhibit in the Wowzer Room; highlighting mixed media by new artist Bob Haldeman, photography by Brian Hartman, and new oil paintings by Lori Lee; and welcoming The heART of Friendship ART Gallery as they join forces with Annex 24. Meet the artists.

The Wash House*
420 W. Grant St.
Open 5-7:30pm during First Friday.
Resale Therapy features New York photographer Robert Bomgardner’s signed fashion photography.

The Candy Factory
323 N. Queen St.
Featuring work by local professional photographer Jordan Bush and Jennifer Brown’s graphic design and illustration. 6-9 pm.

Edwin P. Huddle Photography
122 E. Chestnut St.
Fine art photography, photo décor, and commissioned portraits.

Framing Concept
328 N. Queen St.
Featuring nature photography by Melanie Hummer with a focus on the Chesapeake Bay and Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge. Meet the artist.

[KIDS] Lancaster Public Library*
125 N. Duke St.
Presenting artwork by Laura Pavlovic, Emily Purdy, Bob Mohler, Kevin Stallman, Christian Eshelman and Gavin Maser in honor of Autism Awareness Month. This exhibit features a variety of styles from fantasy and cartoons to computer-generated art and photography. Meet some of the artists and participate in a finger-painting palooza.

Nick Gould Photography
104 W. Chestnut St., 2nd fl.
Fine art photography and portraits.

*Wheelchair Accessible

–Pat Cooney