Art Exhibits
May Gallery
Ikebana
Lancaster AAPI Artists
REGITZ GALLERY | Experience the cultural richness of the Lancaster Asian American and Pacific Islander community through a collaborative art exhibit showcasing the artists’ interpretations of “Ikebana” (“Giving life to flowers”), a deeply significant Japanese art form that embodies the essence of harmony and minimalism.
Opening reception: May 2 • 6-8 PM
On display until May 30
On display until May 30
June Galleries
Mural Project
PA Migrant Education
REGITZ GALLERY | The PA Migrant Education Program at Millersville University assists migrant students and their families in overcoming the barriers created by their move into a new school district or community. The program strives to make the best educational services available to its students by offering supportive services, encouraging parental involvement, and providing comprehensive academic and emotional support. The murals and artwork within the exhibit reflect the creativity, perseverance, and artistic talent of the students in the program.
Opening reception: June 6 • 6-8 PM
On display until June 27
On display until June 27
Humanity at War
Leesha Epler
LYET LOBBY | From 2009 to 2010, Epler spent time in Iraq while serving with the U.S. Army. “I was inspired to capture the energy of the Iraqi people while they kept up their day-to-day lives amongst war,” says Epler. “As a woman and mother, I felt especially connected to the women and children there. I lived in their communities and saw firsthand the impact of our presence on their world. It has always been important to me to bridge the gap between humans, to find similarities in our pain and in our peace. This body of work serves as a reminder that at any time we could have to live surrounded by chaos, but we can always find a way to connect or even help each other.”
On display June 3-12
