Gabriel Martinez, Bayside #5, archival inkjet, silkscreen, silver leaf on paper, mounted on Sintra, 2014 Gabriel Martinez: Bayside Revisited A dramatic, immersive, multi-media exhibition incorporating several major new commissions, Gabriel Martinez: Bayside Revisited reflects on the history of Fire … Read More
The Dufala Brothers, Steven and Billy, who live and work in Philadelphia, make work in a wide variety of media, including sculpture, theater, performance, music and drawing. They have made new photo-based works at , which will be included in … Read More
image courtesy of Amber Art & Design To mark the passing of 30 years since the 1985 MOVE bombing, Amber Art and Design has dedicated a year of creative commemoration to this tragic historical event. Push/Pull: Wounds of History will share the story … Read More
Shelley Thorstensen, Raiment, Etching and Lithograph. 2015 In honor of The Print Center's Centennial, The University of the Arts has organized an exhibition by Pennsylvania based printmaker, Shelley Thorstensen, winner of a solo exhibition at The Print Center from the 81st Annual International … Read More
Julius Bloch, The Mourner, 20th Century, Lithograph. Gift of Benjamin D. Bernstein; Collection of La Salle University Art Museum. This exhibition will feature 13 original drawings and prints by Julius Bloch. Julius Bloch was a prominent Jewish, German-born artist who immigrated to … Read More
Julius Bloch, The Mourner, 20th Century, Lithograph. Gift of Benjamin D. Bernstein; Collection of La Salle University Art Museum. This exhibition will feature 13 original drawings and prints by Julius Bloch. Julius Bloch was a prominent Jewish, German-born artist who immigrated to … Read More
Are you a fan of art and sports? Come to Fleisher Art Memorial and join Wind Challenge artist Aubrey J. Kauffman as he teaches us how sports fields can become something else when viewed through the eye of a lens. … Read More
Paul Cary Goldberg’s “Tutta la Famiglia: Portrait of a Sicilian Cafe in America” began in spring 2007 when he started photographing inside Caffé Sicilia. Goldberg writes, “I had been a semi-regular patron for about eight years so I was already … Read More