Open Studio “Print & Pals” is a dedicated time for printmakers to drop in and work independently in a shared studio environment. Bring your own projects, classwork, or works in progress and enjoy access to the studio alongside fellow artists.
Over the course of three weeks, you will immerse yourself in the world of printmaking. Each week, we will explore a new technique, allowing you to apply your artistic style and ideas to various print media. We will cover linoleum relief prints, drypoint intaglio on plexiglass, and screen print monotypes. Additionally, we will discuss the history of printmaking and highlight contemporary artists who incorporate print into their practices.
Artwork in Photo: Neal Korn, 2025
In this in-person workshop, you'll explore the awesome technique of silkscreen monotype using vibrant water-soluble crayons. Perfect for all skill levels, this is a great chance to experiment with colors and textures to create your own unique prints. Bring your creativity, and let's make some cool art together!
Dive into the fascinating world of intaglio printing in this sustainable method with long-time Frontline Arts Member and Instructor, Len Merlo.
Join this in-person, hands-on, non-toxic printmaking workshop, which is perfect for anyone curious about art, environmentally-friendly printing techniques, or just looking to try something new and creative.
This event is no longer taking place as scheduled. Please contact us if you’re interested in this type of class in the future.
Join us in the Gallery for a new card-making workshop with local creative and paper-crafting enthusiast, Linda Klein! Create handmade cards with carefully curated materials, including decorative elements, and access to use specialized tools. Give your sweetheart or loved one a one-of-a-kind keepsake and a card-making formula to make a set of 10 cards. Materials included in price.
Instructor Linda Klein
Linda Klein brings over 20 years of experience in paper crafting, paired with a professional background in Product Management. A longtime Creative Memories Advisor who has completed more than 60 scrapbook albums, she guides adults through thoughtfully designed, stress-free card and paper projects. Participants leave with handcrafted pieces they’re proud to share (or keep!)—and fresh inspiration to continue creating.
Postponed - took place on December 16, 2025.
Join us on Giving Tuesday for an artful outing to view our exhibit, Impressions Through Time, and browse our Print Sale. Enjoy casual wine tasting and continue building community with us at Frontline Arts. Bring a friend and get a free clothing item!
RSVP Closed.
Black Friday early bird tickets are available online for $5 until November 19, 2025.
Regular Price tickets available online $10 through November 27, 2025.
Giving Tuesday tickets $15 online or at the door.
Join us for the Frontline Arts Community Yard Sale & Art Market on September 28th from 12–3 PM!
Explore a mix of local artists, makers, and secondhand treasures, plus some treats!
Parking available in the commuter lot
Rain? No problem—we’ll move the event indoors!
Bad Sleeper: Between Dark and Light explores personal and collective histories through the lens of abstracted imagery. This exhibition showcases Amber Zora’s monotypes, screenprints, and ink drawings created during her residencies at Frontline Arts and Monson Arts in 2023 and Kala Art Institute in 2024. The exhibition features over 20 distinct pieces that demonstrate the artist's ongoing exploration of militarization, rural landscapes, and the use of poppies throughout history.
The theme for this year's show is "PAS DE THÈME," which means there's no specific theme to follow. The exhibition aims to celebrate our member artists' avant-garde and rebellious spirit, allowing for a diverse showcase of innovative and boundary-pushing artwork.
This impressive exhibition features Kutztown University student prints from 1987 to 2019, a permanent part of the university's art collection. Professor of Printmaking Evan Summer saved high-quality student prints from his courses prior to his retirement in 2019. With the support of grants, Summer and Assistant Professor Leslie Friedman were able to preserve and exhibit approximately 200 pieces. The first exhibition, organized by Frontline Arts, features about 35 selected prints.
