Advertising through the looking glass Kim Lutz's artwork may be appreciated more by window shoppers than gallery patrons. Spyro Gyra delivers free jazz at HUB Free concerts are a bit of an oddity. And the show might be fun, even if it's not particularly good. Someone's at the door. Someone's at the door.
Someone's at the door.
On a calm Sunday night, when most students are wrapping up a week's worth of homework or getting over a weekend hangover, some students are whipping out their congas, dgbmes and agogos in an attempt to catch the spiritual rhythm of the cosmos. Self-portrait artist takes best of Baroque Dozens of naked clones fall through a chaotic background of desperate neutrality. These images on canvas aren't part of an art history course. They're part of Eric Armusik's one-man art show. Artist works in Pa. state of mind JoAnne Landis' abstract and colorfully rendered figures, captured in oil on expansive canvases, nearly overwhelm any visitor to the HUB Browsing Gallery.