June 5 - 26 2011

In the back of Rosenfeld Gallery are an array of luscious, rich, yummy paintings by Donna Quinn. The canvases have much to say with their layered color fields, obliterated, scratched, and prodded with a vocabulary that transverses the square paintings with familiarity, not necessarily ease.  The colors invite you, envelop you, sometimes they glow.

Ms Quinn titles her works in ways that suggest a narrative and take you on a journey — one square at a time.

These are photos of our last exhibition. Neutral Disturbance pairs the sculp­ture of Amy Ralston and draw­ings of Stella Untalan.

Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011

Located in historic Old City, Philadelphia’s art district 110 CHURCH has been established to show site specific works and unseen work by both emerging and established artists.

We’re not the only folks expanding the definition of drawing with our show Stimuli•Stimulus. At Gallery Joe paintings by Sabine Friesicke fit the bill with densely drawn lines and grids. Can’t wait to see this show. Here’s a bit from Edith Newhall’s column. We see grids everywhere, every day — I’m looking through window panes at our neighbors’ asphalt shingles right now — but when they’re transposed to paintings and drawings, the effect can be hypnotic, even romantic.

Mary Frank
Transformations
Wood Sculpture, 1957-1967
and Recent Photographs

May 5-June 4, 2011
DC Moore Gallery

Vision is Elastic. Thought is Elastic, curated by Moyra Davey and Zoe Leonard. Exploring various intersections between photography and writing, the exhibition is presented alongside the release of Blind Spot magazine No. 43, which has been jointly edited by Davey and Leonard. The show brings together works by Josh Brand, Roy Colmer, Pradeep Dalal, Shannon Ebner, Joy Episalla, William Gedney, Roni Horn, Katherine Hubbard, Babette Mangolte, Mark Morrisroe, Adrian Piper, Claire Pentecost, James Welling, and David Wojnarowicz.