Ellsworth Kelly is widely regarded as one of the most important abstract painters, sculptors and printmakers working today. Kelly insists on the connection between abstraction and nature from which he extrapolates forms and colors. Since the beginning of his career, Kelly’s emphasis on pure form and color and his impulse to suppress gesture in favor of creating spatial unity have played a pivotal role in the development of abstract art in America.

Aeneas Wilder kicked down his Longside Gallery work Untitled #155 on Thursday 3 November. The sculpture was the first major UK installation by Aeneas Wilder, conceived especially for the Gallery. This has to be one of those most exciting de-intalls we have experienced even from afar.

Not such a quiet ending.

Yorkshire Sculpture Park can be found here >

Our new business cards came today.

One side of the card is for Heavy Bubble and the other side is for our gallery in Old City. The photo was taken with the new iPhone 4S. Should have adjusted the white balance but we wanted to get a pic up.

Oh and that’s our new Google Voice number.

So next time you see us as for our card.

Do you know the work of Roadsworth? You should.

It was an energizing reception at our alternative space at 1616 Walnut Street. David Rose at the club is interested in buildng community and this was certainly a community night. Many of the subjects of the photos were in attendance and many of them met each other for the first time.

To get a look at a few more of our iPhone reception pics from the reception last night at Bridge Club of Center City. check out this link to flickr >

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