Art exhibits in Chester County are abundant, with eclectic showcases at the Wharton Esherick Museum and elsewhere, writes Eli Bank for Main Line Tonight.  

Malvern 

Martha McDonald: The Wood is Singing in Color at Wharton Esherick Museum 

Sept. 23 and 24  

A mind-bending live performance inspired by collections at Malvern’s Wharton Esherick Museum is an homage to the museum’s archives. Artist-in-Residence Martha McDonald will be taking the stage, donned in her handmade costumes. The performance will be accompanied by music and movement. 

Jeannie Wolfington & Emily Wolfson at Gallery 222 

Until Sept. 30 

This two artist-exhibition is full of colorful natural wonder and the perfect dichotomy of abstract and realistic art.  

Wayne 

Ivy Egger at St. David’s Church

Until Sept. 30 

Much like her name, Ivy Egger’s art is inspired by nature. Her latest exhibition in Wayne incorporates a mixed-media assemblage of mosaic and beads.  

West Chester 

FIGMENTS (of your imagination) at The Art Trust 

Closes Nov. 3  

This fantastical and horror-driven art exhibition in West Chester is perfect for Halloween. The four-artist exhibition also includes figurines by Pam Lethrbridge that look like they are out of a dark fairytale.  

To explore more obscure, funky, and eclectic art exhibitions around Chester County, visit Main Line Tonight.  

The Wharton Esherick Studio.