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In July, Gravers Lane Gallery’s own Rachael Forbes sat down with GLG’s Mia Chen and renowned artist Eric Serritella to discuss Eric’s journey from the corporate world to contemporary craft. The conversation spanned changing gears, the opportunity that lies within failure, and rock and roll.

Read the article via the link in our bio, or via the direct link below (You’ll need to copy and paste it into a web browser)

https://graverslanegallery.substack.com/p/sharing-space-with-eric-serritella

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Sharing Spaces, an exploration in ceramic and glass, will be on view at GLG from late September to November 9th, 2026! First Friday receptions are as follows:

Opening Reception: October 2nd 5 - 8 pm
Closing Reception: November 6th 5 - 8 pm

See you there!

Mark your calendars! Sharing Spaces, the work of Eric Seritella, is coming to GLG.

Through his process of building clay forms, rendering the clay surfaces, molding glass, and firing the pieces, Serritella creates monumental organic forms that prompt the viewer to share the space with them, evoking an intimate exchange between the viewer and the piece. Eric’s somewhat contrasting mediums exist in harmonious juxtaposition, prompting the viewer to question their own coexistence on planet Earth.

Recently, Serritella’s body of work has transitioned to include pate de verre glass forms, marking a new era of his practice, of which can be witnessed here at Gravers Lane Gallery from September 29th to November 9th, 2026.

First Friday Receptions
October 2nd 5-8pm | Artist Talks 6:30pm
November 6th 5-8pm | Artist Talks 6:30pm

Fiber Reimagined IV Artist Spotlight: Nancy Koenigsberg Nancy Koenigsberg , Jóh Ricci, Elizabeth Caputo Elizabeth Caputo sculptor+painter , Jesse Aviv, Cheri Dunnigan Cheri Sapino Dunnigan , Gertie Thompson, Brianna Hall ✨JEWELRY ARTIST Brienna Hall is based in Mendocino, Ca. ✨ , Roberta Lagomarsini Roberta Lagomarsini Quilter and Lasse Antonsen!

Pictured here, in order of carousel is Chroma, Crescita, Leather Boot, Heritage, Lace Collar, Faultlines, Halo Necklace, Prayer Beads, and Talking Timbuktu which will be on view at GLG for this iteration of Fiber Reimagined. The closing reception for the show will be TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER 4th 5 - 8 pm, with artist talks commencing at 6:30.

In collaboration with Fiber Art Now , the popular exhibition returns for its fourth year at Gravers Lane Gallery. Innovative contemporary art created from fiber, recycled, and repurposed mixed media will be on display at GLG until September 5th, 2026. Congratulations to the artists, and thank you to everyone who came out in support of the fiber art community. We are so proud and happy to host Fiber Reimagined, and greatly look forward to future iterations.

Fiber Reimagined IV Artist Spotlight: Sharon Mayone

Sharon is an artist with roots in architecture and many years spent shaping commercial spaces. Using those same creative skills, she explores the possibilities of texture, form, and transformations through weaving, drawing, painting, and mixed media experimentation.

Her studio practice is an ongoing exploration of how everyday materials can be reimagined, renewed, and brought into a new story. Each piece is a reminder that beauty can emerge from the overlooked, the discarded, and the ordinary.

Pictured here is “AMERICAN CONSUMERISM” which will be on view at GLG for this iteration of Fiber Reimagined. AMERICAN CONSUMERISM is a low relief sculptural work composed of floating, wooden dowels wrapped with more than 800 barcodes salvaged from single-use plastic bags, wrappers, and packaging. The piece illustrates the extraordinary volume of plastic otherwise destined for the landfill or worse, our waterways and shorelines. The work invites the viewer into a quiet, meditative space, echoing the rhythmic calm of water while holding the weight of what lies beneath its surface.

In collaboration with Fiber Art Now , the popular exhibition returns for its fourth year at Gravers Lane Gallery. Innovative contemporary art created from fiber, recycled, and repurposed mixed media will be on display at GLG until September 5th, 2026. The closing reception will take place on September 4th from 5 to 8 pm, with artist talks commencing at 6:30.

Fiber Reimagined IV Artist Spotlight: Nancy Herman

Nancy thinks of herself as somewhere between a court jester and a seer.  With an aim to please and a want to reveal the truth as she sees it, Nancy spends a significant portion of her practice playing and making art as an intense form of enjoyment.

In recent years, Herman’s work has been in needle felting, allowing for her to get dimension into her colors. TRAGIC COMEDY MASKS are her version of a traditional mask form, of which was first created in Ancient Greece in the 6th Century BC. At the time, the masks allowed actors to portray different characters, genders, and exaggerated emotions.

“The colors used in this piece are as vibrant as a Shakespearean play.” - Artist Nancy Herman

Pictured here is “TRAGIC COMEDY MASKS” which will be on view at GLG for this iteration of Fiber Reimagined.

In collaboration with Fiber Art Now , the popular exhibition returns for its fourth year at Gravers Lane Gallery. Innovative contemporary art created from fiber, recycled, and repurposed mixed media will be on display at GLG until September 5th, 2026. The closing reception will take place on September 4th from 5 to 8 pm, with artist talks commencing at 6:30.

Fiber Reimagined IV Artist Spotlight: Andrea Finch Andrea Finch

Inspired by the streams and rivers in Central Pennsylvania that feed into the Chesapeake Bay and the farmlands that surround them, Andrea Finch reuses textiles discarded by designers and decorators, creating with small bits of ephemeral fabrics from sample books & leftover scraps from other work. Once used, she cannot replace them. Textile production is a resource-intensive industry: the more that is kept out of landfills the more at peace Andrea feels with her chosen medium. With her work, she saves memories, preserves the environment, and creates vessels with ties to her family and community.

Pictured here is “Verdant, Viridis Pratum & Azure Aqua I” which will be on view at GLG for this iteration of Fiber Reimagined.

In collaboration with Fiber Art Now , the popular exhibition returns for its fourth year at Gravers Lane Gallery. Innovative contemporary art created from fiber, recycled, and repurposed mixed media will be on display at GLG until September 5th, 2026. The closing reception will take place on September 4th from 5 to 6 pm, with artist talks commencing at 6:30.

Thank you so much to everyone who came to and participated in the opening reception of Fiber Reimagined IV and First Friday! Incredible turn out, lovely and insightful conversation, and as always, it is so great to see the Chestnut Hill community come out to support each other.

We do hope to see you all again for next First Friday and the closing reception of Fiber Reimagined IV on September 4th! Same time, same place (5 pm, with artist talks beginning at 6:30!)

TOMORROW IS THE OPENING RECEPTION OF FIBER REIMAGINED IV! Join us for small bites, local b**r, w**e, and conversation with some of the artists! The artist talk will commence at 6:30. Will we see you there?

In collaboration with Fiber Art Now , the popular exhibition returns for its fourth year at Gravers Lane Gallery. Innovative contemporary art created from fiber, recycled, and repurposed mixed media will be on display at GLG from July 23 to September 5th, 2026.

Fiber Reimagined IV Artist Spotlight: Susanne Williams  Susanne Williams

Susanne Williams is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans painting, ceramics, textiles, and sculptural forms made from reclaimed plastics. Her art is driven by curiosity, environmental themes, and a love of animals — especially cats and birds. Originally from Nebraska, she now lives and works in West Virginia.

Plastic persists. A byproduct of the petroleum industry, plastic is made to be disposable and forgettable, yet it can endure for centuries. Bridal gowns, on the other hand, symbolize vows,
permanence, and cultural traditions. This work draws a parallel between our relationship with plastic (oil) and the institution of marriage, whether it’s based on love, convenience, or something in between. It is a union from which we cannot divorce ourselves. By elevating plastic to a monumental status, Susanne encourages viewers to think about what we discard and what truly lasts.

Pictured here is “Disposable Vows: The love may die but plastic is forever” which will be on view at GLG for this iteration of Fiber Reimagined.

In collaboration with Fiber Art Now , the popular exhibition returns for its fourth year at Gravers Lane Gallery. Innovative contemporary art created from fiber, recycled, and repurposed mixed media will be on display at GLG from July 23 to September 5th, 2026

Fiber Reimagined IV Artist Spotlight: Kid Kardiac the kid.

Kid Kardiac is a Memphis-based textile artist who has been focusing on defining their art voice over the past five years. This journey has since led to a multitude of opportunities, two of the most recent being showcased in the FACES exhibition at the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center, along with a residency through Crosstown Arts in Memphis. In 2022, she made the pivot from rug-making to a more fine-arts space, intertwining vibrant yarn with other textiles. Her primary focus is on preserving Black American culture by capturing moments from the physical world into art. Starting with her love of telling the stories that have been lost in the passage of time, while also highlighting key moments critical to the legacy of Black American culture, and curating a space for the longevity of those stories. As a native-born Memphian, she strives to bring those rich cultural moments to the community that has always been her home. The hope is that her artwork could spark curiosity refined in these moments to promote educational research.

Pictured here is “preparation.” which will be on view at GLG for this iteration of Fiber Reimagined.

In collaboration with Fiber Art Now , the popular exhibition returns for its fourth year at Gravers Lane Gallery. Innovative contemporary art created from fiber, recycled, and repurposed mixed media will be on display at GLG from July 23 to September 5th, 2026