"Art of the State" is among the most anticipated
exhibits each year at the State Museum of Pennsylvania.
For 2020, though, like with so many things, you can
only visit through your computer screen.
"Art of the State" has gone virtual, but that's not
stopping us from highlighting the annual juried
exhibit, which includes some of the most noteworthy
works by PA artists over the past year.
We're especially proud that two of our contributing
artists, Ryan Spahr and Andrew Guth, both of
Harrisburg, had works accepted to be part of the
exhibit. eir artwork was among the 108 finalists
from 1,901 total entries.
If you like the art featured on this page, we encourage
you to go online and take the virtual 360-degree tour
to see the other works that comprise this year's "Art
of the State."
"Art of the State: Pennsylvania 2020" runs virtually
through Jan. 3 at www.statemuseumpa.org/aos2020.
ARTIST IN FOCUS
ART OF THE STATE
Clockwise from top: Artworks by Travis Prince,
Nancy Middlebrook, Andrew Guth, James Erikson,
Ryan Spahr and Ellen Silberlicht
