BEAL Guest Artist Line-Up
Each Month BEAL features a guest artist. This could vary from a talk, a demonstration, or even a workshop.
I have listed below a few future guests. These programs are free to the public.
7 PM at the Taber Museum, 858 W 4th St, Williamsport, PA 17701-First Thursday of every month except for June and July. https://www.tabermuseum.org/
September 7 Anthony Ferro (Check Quill: monthly newsletter)
October 5 Sarah Neubold
November 2 BEST OF BEAL (Thursday, 5-8pm) (look under heading Art Events).
March 16 The Combo Show (look under heading Art Events)
April 6 Deb Moffitt
May 4 Paul Bozzo
June 11 Ways Garden
July 15 BEAL Picnic at Seeling's Farm
August Open, No Meeting but maybe a playdate!
September 7 Anthony Ferro
October 5 Sarah Neubold
November 2 Best of BEAL
December 7 Brian Druckenmiller
October 5 Sarah Neubold
November 2 BEST OF BEAL (Thursday, 5-8pm) (look under heading Art Events).
March 16 The Combo Show (look under heading Art Events)
April 6 Deb Moffitt
May 4 Paul Bozzo
June 11 Ways Garden
July 15 BEAL Picnic at Seeling's Farm
August Open, No Meeting but maybe a playdate!
September 7 Anthony Ferro
October 5 Sarah Neubold
November 2 Best of BEAL
December 7 Brian Druckenmiller
(These artists are subject to change.)
Catheal Weiser, January 5
Catheal Weiser will talk about a vintage project that she completed many years ago with aluminum casting, an interesting process which requires special equipment, a sand bed and special forge.
Catheal says "I completed the project at Mansfield University under the instruction of Tom Loomis when I returned to school to complete my teaching degree."
I am a retired Art teacher living in Loyalsock, currently working in stained glass. My stained glass pieces vary from small ornaments to large private commissions. The subjects that inspire me are nature and design. Often, I like to repurpose glass and build my own designs as opposed to using commercially offered patterns."
Below are two examples of stained glass that Mickey Mapstone commissioned for her home.
Catheal Weiser will talk about a vintage project that she completed many years ago with aluminum casting, an interesting process which requires special equipment, a sand bed and special forge.
Catheal says "I completed the project at Mansfield University under the instruction of Tom Loomis when I returned to school to complete my teaching degree."
I am a retired Art teacher living in Loyalsock, currently working in stained glass. My stained glass pieces vary from small ornaments to large private commissions. The subjects that inspire me are nature and design. Often, I like to repurpose glass and build my own designs as opposed to using commercially offered patterns."
Below are two examples of stained glass that Mickey Mapstone commissioned for her home.
Below is Catheal demonstrating Vaporization at the Bald Eagle Art League's January 5 meeting at the Taber Museum.