2025 Classical Art show by students at Bucks County Classical Arts Center
04 June, 2025 to 14 June, 2025
Bucks County CLassical Arts Center Room 205
1 Riverstone Circle, New Hope, PA
Bucks County Classical Arts Center proudly announces its 2025 Student Work Show June 4th-June 14th. Artwork was created during the school year from September 2024-May 2025 and includes pencil drawings, charcoal drawings, and oil paintings in a classical realist tradition. Subjects include still life, portrait, and figurative artwork. Opening reception is Saturday June 7th 11am-2pm. There will be a lecture and gallery talk Saturday June 14th, 11am-noon. Exhibition is located at Bucks County Classical Arts Center, room 205 of the school building of St. Martin of Tours Church in New Hope.
Conveniently situated minutes from downtown New Hope, the show can be easily accessed with free parking and a handicapped accessible location at the school building of St Martin of Tours Church. This is a special opportunity to see artwork that combines focus and discipline to achieve old world craft and technique. In many cases, students can spend dozens to hundreds of hours on drawings or paintings to get a museum quality result.
"We take immense pride in presenting these drawings and paintings. The dedication and focus of our students never ceases to amaze me. I believe guests will be surprised that students made work of the quality level they achieved. It is rare in our modern world that people work this way, and they did a spectacular job!"
- John Murdoch, Director of Bucks County Classical Arts Center
Guests can embark on a visual voyage of over 30 drawings and paintings by students and instructors of the school. The school caters to students and professionals who love classical drawing and painting techniques. Classes are available for children to adults in drawing, oil painting and recently sculpture. Subject matter for classes includes portrait, still life, figurative work and more. The school has been in operation in Bucks County since 2012 and occasionally has visiting artists. Please take the opportunity to see a hidden gem in Bucks County.
