Exhibit Dates: January 11 to February 17
Artist Reception January 18 5 PM - 7 PM
Celestial Whispers:
An Angel Inspired Art Exhibit
Celestial Whispers is an exhibition exploring the timelessness of angels in art. Across centuries and cultures, angels have been depicted as divine messengers, protectors, and spiritual intermediaries, inspiring creations that bridge the earthly and the ethereal. Experience the unique vision of Barbara Zanelli, Zipora Schulz, Phyllis A Moser, Jackie Cooper, Amanda Lee Condict, Ariel Monroe, Joan Maher, Jennifer Merritt, Anna Murphy, Gloria Herrelson, and Svetlana Gradess weaving color, and creativity in a variety of artistic mediums.
May these angelic works of art offer hope and comfort as people tour the exhibit with inspiration to reflect, connect, and dream.
Dates of the Exhibit January 11 to February 17.
Artist Reception on 1/18 from 5-7 pm.
Pathway to Peace
Barbara Zanelli
In conjunction with the Whitemarsh Exhibit, “Celestial Whispers”, I am honored to present paintings and drawings completed during the last 30 years. Over that time, I have been blessed with so many wonderful teachers and opportunities to develop my vision.
During the last four years, I’ve been focusing on developing my approach to teaching drawing and painting. During this time I have been honing my craft and have also picked up watercolor painting.
I am so appreciative of all the opportunities I’ve had to support beginning artists and truly grateful for the continued support I receive in turn.
As you browse these artworks, I invite you to explore all the ways that creativity has touched your life, and dream up the new ways you will explore your uniquely creative place in the world in 2025.
Join me in welcoming the new year by exploring your place in the great collective pathway to peace. “How does art influence the way I think about the world, and world peace?” “How can artwork/making art make a difference in my life and those around me?” These are some of the questions that I have contemplated, if not literally, then subconsciously in my art trajectory.