Priscilla Bohlen's studio will be on the tour. |
Blogger's Note: The following was submitted by the Montgomery County Studio Tour
Art collectors, enthusiasts and novices will have two full days in September to meet some of the best artists in their Montgomery County studios, observe the creative process and to purchase their distinctive creations.
Bradley Hendershot's studio |
The 2021 Montgomery County Studio Tour is also proudly sponsored by Montgomery County Commerce Department and Montco Forward.
The tour is free and open to the public on Saturday, Sept. 18, from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 19, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Visit www.countystudiotour.com for a map, artists and studio listings and a new feature to map your own itinerary. Handicapped accessible studios are marked on the studio pages in the catalogue and on the website. Email info@countystudiotour.com or call 610.942.9629 for further information.
This year 28 artists in 16 studios will exhibit different mediums such as painting, sculpture, photography, clay, tile, and drawing. All the artists will be on hand to talk about their work and meet buyers and browsers alike.
“After 11 years of organizing County Studio Tours, I am always amazed at the talent that keeps popping up. We have many new and outstanding artists joining us, along with our stable of artists who create something new every year for the tour,” said Jeff Schaller, artist and show coordinator.
This year 28 artists in 16 studios will exhibit different mediums such as painting, sculpture, photography, clay, tile, and drawing. All the artists will be on hand to talk about their work and meet buyers and browsers alike.
Cynthia Brantley in her studio |
“This year the public will have a unique opportunity to see artist demonstrations at the participating studios. The tour has something for everyone, from the first-time art buyer to the seasoned collector, in a wide range of mediums and prices. This year, I’m also excited to share “Find 5.” If you don’t have time to make a weekend out of it, visit our website and click 'Find 5!' We’ll find you the five closest studios to you, so you can get your creativity on nearby.”
Visitors are encouraged to design their own self-guided tour with our new interactive website. By visiting www.countystudiotour.com., visitors can now click the “Add to Itinerary” button of their “must see” artists, and have Google Maps plot the most efficient route, providing turn-by-turn directions to each chosen studio.
Visitors are encouraged to design their own self-guided tour with our new interactive website. By visiting www.countystudiotour.com., visitors can now click the “Add to Itinerary” button of their “must see” artists, and have Google Maps plot the most efficient route, providing turn-by-turn directions to each chosen studio.
Pottstown's own Manatawny Still Works has generously sponsored this option. For those short on time, we have designed “Find 5!” which will find the five closest studios for the visitor. Members of the public can also start with a studio close to their starting point, or anywhere they like.
When visiting the website make sure you vote for your favorite Montgomery County Artist, sponsored by Citadel Federal Credit Union. The artist wins $500 and you have the opportunity to win $100 in County Cash to spend on artwork with one of this year’s artist.
The County Collector Series, sponsored by Otto’s Mini & Otto’s BMW, will be offered again in 2021.
Final Signature studio will be on the tour. |
The County Collector Series, sponsored by Otto’s Mini & Otto’s BMW, will be offered again in 2021.
The public can collect an original framed 6” x 6” piece of art for the special price of $75. Two-dimensional artists have created original works of art in a simple and elegant 6” x 6” frame, and three-dimensional artists have created special pieces for the County Collector Series. A photo of each work in this series is included in the catalogue and displayed on the website.
The Montgomery County Studio Tour was created by Jeff Schaller, painter and tour organizer.
The Montgomery County Studio Tour was created by Jeff Schaller, painter and tour organizer.
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