Art at Kings Oaks 2024
“Far from the white cubes and art fairs, Alex Cohen and Clara Weishahn have hand crafted an international exhibition where art rejoins the rhythms of daily life and is a catalyst for community.”
-Read the interview with Brett Baker on Painters’ Table.
Art at Kings Oaks 2022
Throughout the exhibition, the barn and chapel galleries’ specific, regional architecture was celebrated, challenged, and reawakened by pieces that interacted with and pushed up against what we may expect of each space. A cohesive experience punctuated by moments of discovery, the installation invited close looking and an appreciation of details in both the art and its surroundings.
-Louise Feder, Arts News Now
“My time at Kings Oaks was so full. It was a memorable experience and I will absolutely be frequenting that space more for whatever shows or events they put on. I was welcomed by the art, and left inspired.”
-Kees Holterman, Kees Holterman Blog
Art at Kings Oaks presents “joyous and soulful” exhibition.
–Bucks County Herald
Art at Kings Oaks 2019
“Three shows you’ll want to see in Philly art galleries this month.”
-Edith Newhall, The Philadelphia Inquirer
WRDV, Birtan Collier interviews Alex Cohen and Clara Weishahn on I Hear America Talking, October 2, 2019
Art at Kings Oaks 2018
“Art at Kings Oaks, an annual exhibition presented by Alex Cohen and Clara Weishahn on Cohen’s family farm, is an opportunity to visit a particularly bucolic part of Bucks County and see a big group show — with 26 artists — in a fastidiously restored 19th-century barn. It’s worth the drive.”
-Edith Newhall, The Philadelphia Inquirer
“We select work we love from artists whom we admire and want to work with,” said Bucks County painter Alex Cohen, who, along with nearby artists, first put on a small group show at Kings Oaks in 2012. “We care for the artwork as if it were our own and present it in spaces that feel welcoming and non-commercial.”
-Bucks County Courier Times
Art at Kings Oaks 2017
“If you only visit one art show this month, make it Bucks County’s Kings Oaks Farm in Newtown.”
-Lev Feigin, Phindie
“While it has grown in scope and size, the artist-led project maintains its vision of offering a naturally beautiful and intimate setting for viewing art, which is welcoming to both artists and art lovers alike.”
–Town Topics
Art at Kings Oaks 2016
“Art at Kings Oaks provides an opportunity to view exceptional work in a space rich with historical and natural beauty.”
-Bucks Local News preview