Instinctual connections pull us toward conclusions. The work in this exhibition involves curiosity, reaction, and natural repetition. It is an abstract conversation in the absence of color.
Paintings by Tom Hlas, drawings by Trish Thompson, and an installation by Wendy Wolf.
About Tom Hlas
Street Chairs. It doesn’t matter what city or country, or whether you’re walking or driving by. They indulge us for a respite. We oblige and pause to contemplate their scene. We become a part of it. And because they are different, they evoke a sense of fun in us.
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SPECIAL POST* Performances
Saturday, October 15
Sunday, October 16
1:30 & 4:30 pm
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110 CHURCH gallery is pleased to announce Forever and After an exhibition featuring the conceptual and performance art of Jessica Hoffman.
CLOSING RECEPTION + ARTIST TALK
September 30, 2011
5 - 8 pm
FIRST FRIDAY
August 5, + September 2, 2011
5 - 8 pm
Neutral Disturbance pairs the sculpture of Amy Ralston and drawings of Stella Untalan.
Neutral colors, white, black, brown, and gray dominate the installation. Its organic gentleness is approachable and surprising both in its intimacy and scale.
We will be open for FIRST FRIDAY on June 3 and July 1 from 5 - 8 pm
Stimuli • Stimulus drawings shaped by recent external forces, a juried exhibition.
Juror, Leo Robinson artist, master lecturer, educator.
Stimuli are events in the environment that influence behavior. Stimulus is a response model that describes the relation between the stimulus and the expected response.
a CFEVA Alumni Travel Grant Exhibition
Artist Talks
March 4th 5 - 8 PM
Closing Reception
April 1st 5 - 8 PM
Julia Blaukopf is a social artist and photographer who focuses on the work of creatives and innovators in Germany to craft visual narratives that speak to the story behind each subject. She fuses the images with various materials including wallpaper, glass disks, shells, and fabric to create installations that speak to documentary and design.
Artist Reception
Saturday October 23, 2010
5 - 7:30 pm
nothing obtrusive — nothing obscure
Caroline Furr intentionally moves quietly, thoughtfully, through space and her artwork does the same. An intimate reflection, the works are mindful places past and present age unknown.
Her solo exhibition fills the gallery as a temporal space — time floating gently to and fro. Layered yet revealing these tonal dances express themselves as a Floating World.
Coming to 110 CHURCH | Find Way : Art in the Information Age, featuring artists who have elevated information visualization to an art form in their chosen medium. This show was conceived and curated by Rebecca Malamud of Point B Studio. It's on it's way from Oregon for a September opening here in Philadelphia.
Artists:
Peter Fraterdeus
Martin Wattenberg
JJ Ventrella
William Paul Gaetjens
First Friday : September 2011
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