Contemporary Brushstrokes

New Hope PA's largest, fine art gallery
has expanded to now showcase Contemporary & Traditional paintings and sculpture. Join us for a Champaign Reception on April 9, from 3 - 6PM

Gallery owner Howard Cooperman is pleased to announce the growth and expansion of his 31 year old gallery to now include Contemporary artwork. An exhibition "Contemporary Brushstrokes" opens in April.

Jeanne Bessette, K Henderson, John Nolan, Rene Dickerson, Lois Allen Charles, & Michael McGuire will be the featured artists in April 2011 with their contemporary figurative, landscape, cityscape & still life paintings from April 1 - 30. The gallery will host a Champaign reception April 9, from 3 - 6PM. The exhibit is free and all are welcome to visit.

In January 2011 the first exhibit of the year featured New Hope artist Pearl Mintzer's whacky, whimsical, and colorful oil paintings. The show was very well received, so Cooperman went on to invite other artists working in the contemporary style.

Our walls have come alive with vibrant, bright, colorful original abstract and contemporary figurative paintings, cityscapes, landscapes, still life, oil and acrylic paintings on canvas. Glass sculpture by Barney Stone is our most recent addition to the contemporary motif. Clients, visitors, and collectors have responded to the addition of the new style work with great enthusiasm which recent sales figures have shown. A younger group of people have been particularly attracted by the reasonably priced, more affordable additions.

The "Dutch Room" which was dedicated to the late Larry Leckerman in 2005 when Bucks County Gallery relocated from Doylestown PA, is now filled with artwork by nine contemporary artists from the United States and Ireland. More than 50 artists responded to the call seeking representation. Others, not selected yet, are on a waiting list.

Still featuring a large collection of traditional artwork by 35 other artists, has only added to the beautiful eclectic variety of art the gallery has been offering for the past three decades. "We take pride in offering works of art by so many award winning artists who have earned notability across the United States and abroad" said Cooperman.

Sandy Askey Adams, Jeanne Bessette, Dot Bunn, Christine Drewyer, Berc Ketchian, Michael Fratrich, Katharine Krieg, Christine Marx, Tim Simboli, Victor Mordasov, Michael McGuire, George McMonigle, Richard Summons, and John Nolan are just a few artists proud to be represented by Bucks County Gallery.

Bucks County Gallery is located at 77 W. Bridge Street, (just above the train tracks),  in New Hope PA. We are now the area's largest Fine Art Gallery featuring Contemporary and Traditional original paintings and sculpture by living artists.

Gallery hours are Mon. - Sat. 10am - 5pm, Sun. Noon - 5Pm, and by appointment. Contact Howard Cooperman regarding questions about any of the 44 artists they represent. 215.862.5272. You can see many of the artworks we feature at: http://www.buckscountygalleryart.com/  FREE on site parking. The Union Square Shopping Center across the street offers metered spots for long term parking.