Equinox: At the End and in the Middle
Curated by Morgan Hobbs
Exhibition Dates: September 4 – November 14, 2025
Reception: Thursday September 11, 2025 from 5:30 - 7 p.m. Gallery Talk at 6 p.m.
Exhibition Description: The autumn equinox is a moment of balance between light and darkness – day and night – before a descent into longer darkness as light fades for the winter. The changing season highlights movement of bodies –both earthly and celestial– in relationship to one another. Featuring moments of symmetry, communal rituals, aetiological myths and chronicles of time and location, Equinox observes nature’s cycles and weaves connective threads between all things.
Artists: Bambi Alder, Natessa Amin, Elizabeth Johnson, Melanie Johnson, Monique Muse, Addison Namnoum, Sarah Peoples, Michele Pierson, SK Reed
Image: Michele Pierson, At the End and In the Middle, 2023, oil on canvas, 60” x 96”
Insight
A selection of artworks by Art & Design Faculty
Exhibition Dates: November 20, 2025 – February 28, 2026
Exhibition Description: This exhibition showcases recent works by the talented Department of Art & Design faculty, highlighting a diverse scope of creative practices and disciplines. Faculty artworks range from painting, sculpture, ceramics, fine art metals, and printmaking to photography, graphic and interactive design. This show offers a unique opportunity to experience the innovative and evolving visions of the artists who inspire the next generation.
Artists: Millersville University Department of Art & Design Faculty
Image: Dorothy Frey, Hindsight, 2020-2022, oil on canvas, 36” × 42”
Echo Valley Art Group 81st Annual Exhibition
Exhibition Dates: March 17 – May 2, 2026
Exhibition Description: Founded in 1945 on a farm called “Echo Valley” near Neffsville, Pennsylvania, the Echo Valley Art Group began as a gathering of artists. Today, it remains a close-knit collective of 25 professional artists dedicated to building community through art and conversation.
From Lancaster’s local galleries to national institutions such as the Met and the Smithsonian, Echo Valley Art Group members’ work is widely recognized and collected. While meetings now take place in homes and studios rather than a barn, the group’s commitment to in-person connection, artmaking, and giving back to the community remains at its core.
Artists: Abby Rudisill, Ann DeLaurentis, Becky Blosser, Becky McDonah, Brant Schuller, Carol Morgan, Claire Giblin, Daniel Burns, Debbie Sigel, Jeff Geib, Jeremy Waak, Jim Gallagher, K.K. DePaul, Lou Schellenberg, Mariko Swisher, Marlin Bert, Matt Allyn Chapman, Milton D. Friedly, Peg Richards, Richard Ressel, Richard Whitson, Rob Evans, Scott Cantrell, and Susan Gottlieb.