Reception: January 8, 5-7 pm

Artists and designers today are finding innovative and surprising ways to combine the fields of fashion, environmentalism, ecology, and art. For this exhibition, creatives were invited to submit works that address the issues of sustainability and eco-consciousness in the context of fashion and wearable art. Artwork, garments, and designs could be created from sustainable materials, address sustainability as a practice, challenge our definition of fashion itself, and/or present wearable eco-friendly works.

Main Line Art Center presents the Professional Artist Members Exhibition, featuring works by a selection of its 2014 Professional Artist Members. 

Juried by Sharon Ewing, Director of Gross McCleaf Gallery and Shawn Murray, Owner of Twenty-Two Gallery, the exhibition includes a variety of media and styles.

Join us for the Opening Reception on Friday, January 10 from 6 to 8 pm to mingle with the artists and purchase unique works of art.

We're happy to announce that artist TJ Walsh. has launched the portfolio website. Check out his integrated art journal.

TJ received his BFA Graphic Design/Painting, The University of the Arts, Philadelphia. Happy to have him as one of the tribe.

Susan McKee is the proprietor of Old City Flowers in the historic district of Philadelphia where her paintings are continually displayed.

Susan is a contemporary artist working in The Mills Artist Studios in Manayunk and a proud member of The Muse Gallery.

A working artist, Susan shows her work primarily in the tri -state region.  Because of the diverse and international audience that frequent Old City - An American Art place" her clients include those in the Philadelphia area, as close as New York and as far as Chile.

Biblioshow

110 CHURCH gallery, on Church Street in Old City, may qualify as Philadelphia's smallest gallery, but it never fails to make the most of its petite white space. Case in point: "Ritual Reading Room, 100 Artists/200 Books," a monumental gathering of artists' books so ingeniously installed that, instead of throwing your hands up at the sheer volume of work, you can't help but be drawn to all of these minuscule books arranged on the walls and narrow tables in tidy grids.