A Special POST event.

line : space : physics | drawings. sculpture. prints.

Our upcoming POST special features three artists Danielle Bursk, Don Miller , and Dennis Towers.

These three artists speak in the language of line, space, and physics. The power of this internal vocabulary stimulates conversation among the works when they join each other in the same space.

The conversation is new, one slightly awkward at the start, but quickly it becomes more comfortable, almost like old friends catching up. In the midst of the friendly whispers one feels the rhythm of these works deep in the heart.

1616 Walnut Street
Sixth Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19103

Our venue : Bridge Club of Center City

Heavybubble is happy to collaborate with our good friends Bridge Club of Center City to create a community space for artists to exhibit their work.  visit :  art.bridgeclubofcentercity.com

About POST [Philadelphia Open Studios]

The Open Studio Tours are divided geographically over the course of two weekends and run from 12 noon to  6pm. Program offerings spanning 20 unique neighborhoods quite literally put the professional visual artists of our city “on the map” for locals and tourists alike. As a program of the Center for Emerging Visual Artists, The Open Studio Tours creates substantive opportunities for Philadelphia artists, increases awareness of the quality and quantity of visual art in our city, and creates strong bonds among artists, local businesses, arts organizations, and the general public.

Now more a festival than single event, The Philadelphia Open Studio Tours includes self-guided tours of visual artist studios, hands-on workshops, gallery exhibitions, demonstrations, artist talks, receptions, and neighborhood parties cumulatively provide an opportunity for the public to engage with our vibrant arts community from a new perspective – and based on their own specific interests. No other program in or around Philadelphia consistently brings such an intimate and diverse cultural experience to the community free of charge and across such a large geographic area.