Exhibitions

Rosalyn Richards’s new series of paintings, Floating Habitats, evolved from earlier works influenced by geometric imagery from architecture, passages, and portals.  In Floating Habitats, she has placed a greater emphasis on atmosphere, natural phenomena, landscape, and cosmology.  This process produces a more ephemeral visual experience by using veils of color, spontaneous drips of paint, and…

GoggleWorks Center for the Arts proudly presents the 18th Annual National Juried Art Exhibition, juried by Mia Fabrizio! This annual exhibition showcases artists from across the nation with artworks that range diversely across all 2D and 3D media.  Each year, artworks are selected from an open call by the juror to fill both the East…

In Collaboration with Creature Conserve Re-Inhabiting Conservation: Using Art to Bring Wildlife Conservation Closer to Home  reconsiders the role of artists in wildlife conservation and explores the possibilities of art informed by science. The exhibition features work by 37 visual artists and 13 writers from 11 countries, and is curated by the global non-profit, Creature…

The 2026 BCIU Secondary Art Exhibition will be on display in the Cohen Gallery on the first floor of GoggleWorks Center for the Arts.

Founded in 2005, The Art of Jazz honors the legendary local jazz musician Frank Scott. The Art of Jazz exhibits annually in coordination with Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest. This is a juried exhibition opened to artists of all mediums to submit pieces inspired by the theme “Celebrate Jazz” This year our juror is Emily Edelstein,…

In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, when the monster stirs to life for the first time, the book says there is a “convulsive motion” in the limbs. Invoking something like a newborn animal scrambling clumsily and desperately to stand, or arms reaching after long sleep with tingling fingers too weak to pull one’s weight forward. The limbs…

This exhibition brings together nearly two decades of Stephanie Rado Taormina’s creative evolution — from her earliest abstract works of 2007 to the figurative abstractions of today. Each period reflects a distinct chapter in how she has lived, seen, and expressed the world around her. In the beginning, Taormina’s paintings explored form and feeling —…

Joe Hocker’s work investigates the layered relationship between landscape, culture, and the regional history of Southeastern Pennsylvania. Working with photography, material processes, and historical inquiry, Hocker constructs site-based projects that explore how human activity and environmental transformation are mutually imprinted on place. His ongoing body of work, Hidden River, reveals how the past lingers within…