Sandy Sorlien, Sandwich, New Hampshire, 1995,silver gelatin print, 16 x 22 inches, courtesy of the artist.

Sandy Sorlien is a photographer and writer from Philadelphia whose subjects are architecture and landscape. In 1988 she embarked on a project traveling American back roads in all fifty states, for the purpose of phtographing houses with regional character. A decade later, after making over a thousand “house portraits,” she chose one representative image from each state. Some of the most intriguing are presented in this exhibition.

Exhibition sponsored by: Mary Lou and Andrew Abbruzzese, The Pineville Tavern.

	Changing and Permanent Exhibits

	In Doylestown: Saving Face: Portraits from the Collection of Robert Infarinato Shifting Ground: Contemporary Landscapes by Paula Chamlee, Alan Goldstein, and Paul Matthews Outdoor Sculpture Program: Barry Parker In New Hope: Claus Mroczynski: Sacred Places of the Southwest