Exhibition
September 2nd – October 7th, 2011.
Opening Reception
September 2nd, 4-9pm.
Closing Reception
October 7th, 4-9pm.
Continua.
319 N. 11th Street, 2nd Floor, Space 2J.
Philadelphia, PA.
We're looking forward to the opening of this exhibition. Katie Murken's work is intellectual and emotional simultaneously. There is often an unexpected beauty in her work that envelopes you while asking so many questions.
Branching describes an organizational system, whether organic or conceptual, where connections occur in self-similar fractal patterns.The work in this exhibition explores the branching metaphor, from trees to capillaries, from maps to networks, to language.
Kate Friedman’s work explores the interface of nature and technology, using digital tools and industrial materials in combination with photography, painting, drawing and collage.
BLACK & WHITE
The Art of Dana Ingham and
Len Cowgill
Opening Reception
Friday, July 22, 2011
5 to 8 pm
Be part of the event: wear black and or white!
Tamarack Gallery
5039 North West Bay Shore Drive
P.O. Box One
231. 386. 5529
Today was the last day for Construct, an exhibition of works by the current Center for Emerging Visual Artists Fellows. It was an amazing exhibition We were able to take a few pictures an here they are for you to see. CFEVA Fellows are some of the finest artists in the area.
Deadline
August 13, 2011
Exhibition
September 23, 2011 - October 29, 2011
Uncommon Threads seeks artist books and other forms of book and paper art that utilize handicraft techniques, materials or subjects as a way to round out, illustrate or compliment a central concept. Remember, it’s not just about the materials or techniques. Let’s dispel the myth that the handicrafts can’t have any part in meaningful art.
The intersection of art and music has been a long standing tradition at Sande Webster Gallery. For more than 30 years we have been exhibiting painting, photography and sculpture that is directly influenced by or related to music, specifically Jazz. Whether it’s the gestural marks of abstraction dashed across canvas or light captured by the camera’s eye in the fleeting moments of arpeggio and applause. One motivation remains constant, the actualization of passion.
New folded-over paintings and other works.
Mid April — Late June
An Exchange Exhibition with the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
June 6 – July 1, 2011
Opening Reception: Thursday, June 9th 5-7pm
An Exhibition by CFEVA Career Development Program Fellows
Curated by Amie Potsic
Utilizing the grand scale and unique feel of the Icebox Project space, CFEVA’s Career Development Program Fellows exhibit large scale site-specific installations, sculpture, printmaking, painting, drawing, photography, video, and performance.
participating artists:
June 5 - 26 2011
In the back of Rosenfeld Gallery are an array of luscious, rich, yummy paintings by Donna Quinn. The canvases have much to say with their layered color fields, obliterated, scratched, and prodded with a vocabulary that transverses the square paintings with familiarity, not necessarily ease. The colors invite you, envelop you, sometimes they glow.
Ms Quinn titles her works in ways that suggest a narrative and take you on a journey — one square at a time.
