Artist Lisak Creates Interactive Show

Southern Maryland artist Laura Lisak does not believe art should be only seen and passively digested. While working as a certified life coach and gathering hours toward a license in clinical counseling, she is makes art that helps create shared experiences.

With her show “Walk With Me,” which features wearable art from handmade fused jewelry to fiber work, as well as interactive photographic pieces, Ms. Lisak intends to establish a connection with her viewers. The show allows participants to arrange art components and handle the pieces, making this different than an average art experience. The show has been on display at Quality Printers in the Southern Maryland Creative Cultural Center, 10485 Theodore Green Blvd., in White Plains. On Nov. 14, 2015, Ms. Lisak and the gallery will host an opening reception from 7 to 9 pm.

Ms. Lisak has been an artist since she was a child and has had work in more than 30 shows, galleries and museums. She graduated from both the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts and the Maryland Institute, College of Art. She also holds a master’s degree in clinical counseling from Johns Hopkins University.

Quality Printers|QP2Creative continues to provide the communities of Southern Maryland creative solutions to their business, printing, marketing and design needs.

On occasion, the business transforms the front of its shop into the Southern Maryland Creative Cultural Center; a part of an ongoing outreach to the community that hosts various arts and entertainment events for the community’s enrichment.

All are welcome to the reception, so invite your friends. Light refreshments will be served.

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