Linda Popp's solo exhibition brings together a compelling body of assemblage sculpture that explores the intricate relationships between time, feminine beauty, and acts of love. Through layered materials and thoughtful composition, Popp reflects on how these themes intersect, may it be capturing fleeting moments, personal narratives, and the quiet gestures that define human connection. From intimate, delicate constructions to more expansive sculptural statements, the pieces c

Artist Jess Landis ’s roots with the York Art Association (YAA) run deep. As a young child, she took classes at YAA. Although Jess moved away from the area after high school, her roots eventually brought her back to York in 2020. Looking for art classes and a sense of community, Jess rediscovered YAA. Over the past several years, Jess has participated in a range of classes, workshops, and pop-ups offered through YAA. Beyond the artistic benefits of the classes, she apprec

The York Art Association is pleased to announce the award winners for What’s Your Muse? , our latest exhibition exploring the many sources of artistic inspiration. With 34 participating artists, the free exhibition offers a vibrant look at the ideas, places, emotions, and experiences that spark creativity. We extend our sincere thanks to our juror, Leah Limpert Walt , for her thoughtful review of the work and for selecting this year’s award recipients. Leah’s perspective as a