ArtFusion 19464 Founder Stepping Down as Director

Erika Cooper received the Superintendent's Award from

Pottstown Schools Superintendent Stephen Rodriguez in 2017.

Blogger's Note: The following was provided by ArtFusion 19464

The ArtFusion 19464 Board of Directors announces, with a heavy heart, that Erika Hornburg will be transitioning out of her current position as the Executive Director and Founder of ArtFusion 19464.

Erika will be leaving the organization at the end of September to pursue alternative endeavors, and our current Assistant Director Julie Tonnessen will assume the role of our new Executive Director.

Erika Cooper spearheaded the drive to move the gallery

to its new space in the Beech Street Factory.

We sincerely thank Erika for her dedication to ArtFusion 19464, from its inception as The Gallery on High through its evolution to ArtFusion 19464, and the community it has grown to serve, and we wish her all the best in her new pursuits.

It is the intention of our Board of Directors to recognize and honor the years of dedication and service that Erika has selflessly contributed to this community and to celebrate the amazing organization she founded and nurtured for 15 years.

As you know, ArtFusion 19464 moved into our current space on Beech Street in 2017.

As part of that move, we offered naming rights to our new space to help fund our capital campaign.

Erika Cooper is moving on to new challenges.

One space that has not yet been named is our art gallery. The board of directors will be running a special fundraiser to name that
gallery in honor of Erika. 

To help donate and fund the Erika Hornburg Gallery, click here.

Every donation is welcome. We would also love to hear your favorite Erika story as well!

Please email info@artfusion19464.org and we will share the best on social media.

While we know this is a big change for our organization, with your continuing support ArtFusion 19464 will continue to grow and thrive and make a positive impact on our community.