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Just in time for her solo exhibition at 110 CHURCH Danielle Bursk updated her website and we upgraded her to 2.0 Her portfolio website is now mobile ready and uses responsive design.
Check her newest works that are smaller and include hue.
We're happy to announce that artist Carol Philips has relaunched her heavybubble website. There is some fabulous new work. We love her new installation pieces, Entrances. These new entrances investigate the veil.
2015 BETSY MEYER MEMORIAL EXHIBITION & MEYER FAMILY AWARD FOR CONTEMPORARY ART
Perkins Center for the Arts Moorestown Gallery
Juror: Maiza Hixson, Gretchen Hupfel Curator of Contemporary Art at Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, DCCA, from 2010 to the present.
Jurors Awards totaling $500
Museum Purchase Award
The Delaware Art Museum will be the recipient of our purchase award. The maximum payment to the artist for the Purchase Award (funded by Perkins Center) is $600.
We have long been interested in the work of Danielle Bursk — its scale, intricacy, and connection. The careful accumulation of marks tells a story of process and creates a space that connects and envelopes the viewer.
It's time again to call in the creative forces of various ghoulish minds out there to submit to the "Art of Darkness" 4th Annual Monsters Ball Halloween Art Exhibit. Open to all artists at least 18 years or older
We're looking for everything from the spooky to the spoofy, scary or hairy, funny or ghastly! Art can be humorous or 'dead' serious, so long as it maintains the Dark/Halloween/Horror theme. Get WEIRD! Get CREATIVE!
This year's theme for the Monsters Ball is Dark Fairytales, but you're not required to stick to that.
Another little video that gives you a glimpse at installations, exhibitions, and events that we have experienced. Here is am exhibition by Gerard Brown.
These works include a series of coded messages, quotes that Mr Brown has selected. They are from his Signals and Colors series.
In May, 2014, the Nave Gallery marked its 10 year anniversary at The Clarendon Hill Presbyterian Church. Their support through the years has allowed the Nave to show and support the work of hundreds of artists, while reinforcing our mutual commitment to our strengthening our community through art activism. Truth Telling: Art in Search of Social Justice, is a celebration of this partnership and an assertion that art is a vehicle through which conversations on social change can be held, compelling people to action.
Wood working is one of four core focuses of the Philadelphia Sculpture Gym. This exhibition will showcase wood sculpture in all of its forms.
Eligibility
Work must use wood as a main material to be eligible. All work must be original and ready to hang.
Entry Fee
Current members of Philadelphia Sculpture Gym - FREE!
Non-members - $20
Installation
Selected artists will be contacted with installation details.
We have been trying to capture some little videos that give you a glimpse at installations, exhibitions, and events that we have experienced. Here is an installation by Melissa Maddonni Haims.
Heaven, a soft sculpture, which took nearly 2 years to knit and crochet, was created in honor of Melissa;s mother who died in January 2008. Offering was completed in 2013, one year after the heartbreaking death of her best friend of 26 years. This soft sculpture is made up of hundreds of crocheted stones to build a memorial celebrating her life.
Betty Leacraft will visit South Africa, where one of her works will be part of an exhibit of art quilts in tribute to the late President Nelson Mandela.
The exhibit, titled Conscience of the Human Spirit: The Life of Nelson Mandela, features works by 90 artists, including 37 from the United States. It will be displayed from July 26-28 at the Emperor's Palace Convention Center in Johannesburg.
We went to see the work of Gerard Brown at Abington Art Center. His is one of several rooms in an joint yet separate set of solo shows. Mr Brown's work fit the gallery space quite well. The scale was very approachable. We enjoy Gerard's secret messages coded in nautical signal flags. We especially like the shaped cut paintings. It feels as though this series of works is really just getting started and there will be more from the extended language. Be sure to check out the Braille series too.
The exhibition runs through July 27, 2014