September 2, 2014 - Chadds Ford Live

‘Spirit’ rises at Chadds Ford Gallery

Posted by Rich Schwartzman on September 2, 2014

Marie Kirkwood, left, and Pam Julian-Smyers open a two-artist exhibit at the Chadds Ford Gallery on Sept. 13.

A new two-artist exhibit, Spirit, is set to open at the Chadds Ford Gallery. While the two artists, Marie Kirkwood and Pam Julian-Smyers, are not household names, their teacher’s name is. That teacher is Chadds Ford’s Karl Kuerner. “I have found of all the years I have worked with people that have talent...there are few that really see it through. I keep remembering what Carolyn…

Posted by Sally Denk Hoey on September 2, 2014

Read more about the article Blogging Along the Brandywine: A Tale of Two Countries and a Love Lock

There’s something from the Brandywine Ace Hardware in Pocopson on the Mimram Brücke (bridge) over the Rhine River in Germany. Honest. And I’m sure they don’t even know it’s there. Two summers ago when my husband and I were strolling along a pedestrian bridge over the Salz River in Salzburg, Austria, we were introduced to “Love Locks.” There on both sides of the bridge were multiple…

Posted by Tom Anderson on September 2, 2014

Now that the summer is coming to a close and the next season of life begins to sneak in, what’s next for you? Is there a part of you that wishes for something more? Is there a deep longing for something better? Are you ready for a change in one or more areas of your life? If you answered yes, then I have great news…

Posted by Lele Galer on September 2, 2014

Read more about the article Art Watch: Busy fall art scene

A busy Fall Art Scene & the Influence of Mentors with "Uncommon Denominators" and "Celestial Spheres"! The Fall line-up for Gallery shows is heating up with September's First Friday openings for new shows this Friday, September 5th all over Chester County. New Fall Class schedules are also available now for sign-up at The Chester County Chester County Art Association and The Oxford Art Alliance. There…

Posted by ChaddsFordLive on September 2, 2014

Concord First, representing the 994 Concord registered voters who signed the petition to have a question placed on the ballot at November’s upcoming election to allow voters decide if our township should become a township of the First Class, filed our brief to Commonwealth Court in support of our appeal on denial of our petition by Delaware County Common Pleas court. To summarize our argument,…