Announcing an exhibition of fine oil paintings entitled "ON THE MOON : An artist’s interpretation of the exploration of the lunar surface by Apollo 11 and the missions that followed” by Murrysville, Pennsylvania artist (and space enthusiast) Bob Bickers from July 3 -
- A free public presentation will be given at the gallery on July 11, 2019, 7-
8:30 pm, entitled “Apollo 11 - Fifty Years a Memory” in which Bob Bickers, will give his observations and reflections on the first landing on the moon in 1969 and what we have learned about the mission in the years since.
- An Artist’s Opening Reception will be held at the gallery on July 20, 2019, 6 -
8 pm, the actual 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing on the moon. It is also free and open to the public.
- A display case will also exhibit Bob’s extensive collection of Apollo 11 memorabilia including newspapers, magazines and collectibles from the first landing on the moon on July 20, 1969.
The Gallery Space is located at the Monroeville Public Library, 4000 Gateway Campus Blvd., Monroeville, PA 15146, by the Gateway School. A portion from the sale of artwork benefits the volunteer group, Friends of the Monroeville Public Library.
Directions to the
Monroeville Public Library: Take Parkway Exit 84A or Turnpike Exit 57 or
Route 22 to Monroeville, go south on Route 48 (Mosside Boulevard). Turn
right at the 4th light onto Gateway Campus Boulevard. Then turn left at stop sign to the library.
Bob Bickers has been
creating art professionally for over 40 years but he has been a
committed follower of the space program for over half a century. While
he has celebrated prior anniversaries of the Apollo 11 mission with his
art before, this show represents new artwork inspired by not only the
first manned lunar landing, but the subsequent five Apollo landings on
the moon that followed.
For Additional information on the Elaine Biondi Gallery Space visit:
Additional posts related to this exhibit in Monroeville, PA and one in Murrysville, PA can be found in my art blog posts 101, 100, 99, and 98.
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