In 1975 Bernie Taupin and Elton John wrote “Philadelphia Freedom,” their tribute to the “Philadelphia sound” made famous by the Delphonics, Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff, Thom Bell, and the Spinners. The lyrics reflected the surge of patriotism anticipating our country’s upcoming 1976 Bicentennial, which had such deep roots in Philadelphia.

In her third solo show at MUSE Gallery, Philadelphia artist, Diane Lachman continues new  work that expreses her fascination with color relationships.

It's bittersweet saying good-bye to 110 CHURCH. We've worked with incredibly generous artists and discovered a warm and giving community. We've encouraged artists to take risks and offered solo shows that have advanced careers. We're proud of what we have been able to accomplish over these five years, it's been an amazing adventure. 

The Icebox Project Space at Crane Arts is pleased to announce the 20/92 Video Open Call for 2015, juried by Alex Da Corte. The 20/92 Video Open Call and subsequent screening is a rare opportunity to exhibit your work at an uncommon scale in a unique environment. Located in Philadelphia, PA, The Icebox is one of the largest exhibition spaces in the city at nearly 5,000 sqft, and has a dedicated projection system which allows for a continuous image to be cast upon its walls, at a maximum size of 20’ x 92’ with a resolution of 768 x 3646.

Session supports the creation of new work by giving artists a stipend and approximately two months to use Recess as a studio, exhibition space, or hybridized new grounds.

DEADLINE : 
Application portal through 11:59pm on March 14, 2015