Telling of the Anthracite: Art and Environment | Artworks Gallery & Studio
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Join author and educator, Philip Mosley, at the Artworks Gallery & Studio in Scranton, Pennsylvania, for an immersive presentation on the fascinating relationship between art and the environment, specifically focusing on the anthracite industry and the use of hexagons in regional art. Through captivating images created by talented artists and photographers like Sue Hand, Ray Klimek, Ryan Hnat, Herb Simon, and others, Mosley will shed light on how these creative minds have effectively conveyed the story of the anthracite industry.
This interactive event will not only explore the ways in which art has captured the essence of the region and its people, but it will also emphasize the importance of education and awareness in preserving this history. Mosley will highlight the critical need to learn from past mistakes and ensure a sustainable future.
Don't miss the chance to obtain a signed copy of Mosley's thought-provoking book, "Telling of the Anthracite: A Pennsylvania Posthistory," which delves deep into the impact of the anthracite industry. This event is a must-attend for anyone interested in the intersection of art, history, and the environment.
Philip Mosley, a distinguished professor emeritus of English and Comparative Literature at Penn State Scranton, brings his expertise and passion to this event. Originally from England, Mosley has been residing in the United States since 1988. In addition to "Telling of the Anthracite," he has authored several other noteworthy books, including a translation of François Jacqmin's "The Book of the Snow," which was shortlisted for the prestigious international Griffin Poetry Prize.
Mark your calendars for September 17, 2023, and join us at the Artworks Gallery & Studio in Scranton for this captivating presentation on the art and environment of the anthracite industry. Admission is free, so be sure to take advantage of this extraordinary opportunity.