Woven photography by Denise Marshall
Join us on the weekend of Doylestown Artsfest as we host a showing by local visual artists Denise Marshall, SL Baker, and Geordan Kania. FREE.
Open throughout Doylestown Arts Festival weekend: Saturday and Sunday Sept 12-13, 10am-6pm.
We will continue showing 10-6pm through Friday, Sept 18.
A portion of proceeds from artwork sales will go to benefit the Penn-Doylestown Hospital Cancer Center Integrative Fund, which directly supports patient access to evidence-backed integrative services, including acupuncture at our clinic.
Location: Bridge Acupuncture, 324 W. State Street, Doylestown PA 18901 (near CB West between West St and Lafayette).
Parking: available in our private lot or at CB West (West State Street and Lafayette) during Arts Fest Weekend. Handicap accessible.
About the artists:
Denise Jill Marshal
Woven photography by Denise Marshall
After forty-five years as a professional photographer, Denise Jill Marshall stumbled upon photographic weaving as a new way to express her creativity and vision beyond the traditional medium.
Her story is one of challenges overcome and a labor of love that has led her to ever expanding upon her lifelong passion with fresh energy, perspectives, and mediums.
Today, Denise is a full-time artist, showing her work in galleries across the country and world, working with collectors and curators to bring new perspectives in photographic abstraction to their spaces. Learn more
SL Baker
“HUMAN” - Acrylic on canvas by SL Baker
instagram.com/slbakerpaintings
The images on SL Baker’s canvases are a confluence of mindfulness studies and social concern. Working mostly in acrylic and without the use of brushes, Baker paints with her hands.
The paintings reference a world view and give a nod to Buddhist practice. The work seems a spiritual query.
Her paintings are exhibited in solo, group and juried shows throughout New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. Baker is a published poet and lyricist.
Geordan Kania
Ink on paper by Geordan Kania
Hailing from Riegelsville, Geordan is a visionary artist whose favorite materials include ink, watercolor, and charcoal. The subjects she depicts are primarily organic realism, abstract worlds, and ornamental designs.
The collection in this show will include original artworks created using calligraphy.