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Inside Lacrosse is the most trusted and largest source of lacrosse coverage, score and stats data, recruiting data and participation events in the sport. Widely trusted as 'The Source of the Sport!'
Inside Lacrosse is the most trusted and largest source of lacrosse coverage, score and stats data, recruiting data and participation events in the sport. Widely trusted as 'The Source of the Sport!'
Inside Lacrosse is the most trusted and largest source of lacrosse coverage, score and stats data, recruiting data and participation events in the sport. Widely trusted as 'The Source of the Sport!'
Inside Lacrosse is the most trusted and largest source of lacrosse coverage, score and stats data, recruiting data and participation events in the sport. Widely trusted as 'The Source of the Sport!'
Pennsylvania College of Art & Design and Lancaster Museum of Art present Things Left Unsaid Paige Hershey, Nature Pile, 2020. 4 x 3 ft. Collage. LANCASTER, PA .- Things Left Unsaid, a digital exhibition and collaboration between the Lancaster Museum of Art and Pennsylvania College of Art & Design features the work of the Fine Art Department seniors in a virtual exhibition. Artists include Rachel Boldt, Sharnee Burnett, Karissa Deiter, Meranda Hall, Paige Hershey, Brittany Lare, Sarah Lennon, Danielle Parker, Spencer Robbins, and Mab Ulrich-Neureuter. The exhibit will be on view online from December 11, 2020, through January 10, 2021, here. This group exhibition juxtaposes a diverse array of mediums and narratives. All the highlighted artists bring their own perspective of artmaking to our shared environment. Whether personal narrative or societal commentary, each artist focuses on the growth of their individual voice. What may be left unsaid in everyday life is exhibited through the work. The works featured were created through the Fine Art Senior Studio class taught by Professor William Mammarella, Assistant Professor and Chair of the Fine Art Department at the College.