A SOLO EXHIBITION BY TOM SONNENBERG Opening Reception June 1 4-7pm ABOUT THE EXHIBITION: After experiencing the wear and tear of teaching art for many years, Tom Sonnenberg created Sawdust and Eggshells to come to terms with his own aging body. The solo show features over 50 pieces of work, including prints, created from […]
Performances run May 31 - June 23 at The Proscenium Theatre at The Drake. Preview nights even feature free ice cream from Scoop DeVille with a signature flavor created just for the show (May 31, June 1, 2, and 5). June 1, 2024 at 2pm and June 14, 2024 at 7pm will be COVID safety performances. […]
Join Keyonna Butler from Black Hippie Art & curator Vanessa Chandler for a fun and informative stroll through Old City’s art galleries! View current exhibitions, speak with the gallery owners and network with other art lovers living in Philadelphia. This is a great opportunity to meet new neighbors, explore the city and get inspired! We’ll meet up at Coffee […]
We are mothers making art. Our kids range from 10 months to 48 years old and we are still at it!
Eco Impressions: Art for a Sustainable Future features 20 artists whose work was created with the environment in mind. From work that employs sustainable practices or eco-friendly materials to directly addressing topics such as climate change, waste, and pollution, the included work asks viewers to consider their consumption and impact on our planet. Kathy Andersen […]
Join us on Sunday, June 2, from 1-5 p.m. for a special open-to-the-public meet-up event hosted by the Philly Dye Club, in conjunction with Cindy Stockton Moore's exhibition Pillars of Motionless Time, currently on view in the gallery. Founded in 2021, the Philly Dye Club is a casual monthly gathering of local artists from various fields, all brought […]
Joseph Opshinsky’s cut paper collages utilize vibrant colors and patterns to depict the natural landscape of Pennsylvania. Sketches & watercolors done outdoors inform the compositions, and reflect the diverse scenery across different locations and seasons. Wissahickon Spring heralds the advent of verdant abundance in Philadelphia’s historic natural wonder, located in the heart of an urban […]
MISSION Story Slam is a storytelling competition for the nonprofit and sustainable business communities in the Philadelphia region. Storytellers tell 5 minute stories competing for a $250 Judges' Award donation sponsored by Your Part Time Controller LLC and a $100 Crowd Favorite Award donation to their favorite nonprofit. MISSION Story Slam is a project of […]
The early 20th-century queer mystic and artist Hilma af Klint channeled hundreds of paintings through messages from otherworldly forces, hoping to communicate the mysteries of the universe. Only recently rediscovered and hailed as one of the first-ever abstract artists, she worked in obscurity during a time that was not yet ready to receive her message. […]
Join us on Wednesday, June 5 at Hamilton Hall, University of the Arts for PVLA's annual fundraising extravaganza, The Arts Affair! This year's party will feature an eclectic array of live performances, visual art, interactive artistic experiences, and delicious food and drink. We will also celebrate the 2024 Volunteer Lawyer, Law Firm of the Year, and […]
Join us on June 6th, 2024 for an evening of art, community, and celebration! Our annual Art Party is an opportunity to gather with artists, community supporters, and others invested in Philly’s vibrant creative community. We will gather on the rooftop terrace of the new Morgan Lewis + Bockius offices in Center City, Philadelphia to […]
SAVE THE DATES June 7, 8, 9 join us on beautiful Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia PA for our 97th annual FINE ART SHOW You'll get to see a wide variety of art in an array of media, and meet artists from across the country live and in person! It's an amazing experience you won't want to […]
New shows at 3rd Street Gallery. Clement DaVinci’s “Philly to Italy, A Transatlantic Connection” and Nicole Patrice Dul’s “Microcosm” opens on Friday, June 5, and will run through Sunday, June 30. Opening Reception, Sunday June 9, 2:00-4:00 p.m. 3rd Street Gallery is an Artist-Owned and Run Cooperative of local area artists. We’re located at 610 […]
Hosted by NoName Gallery (8127 Germantown Ave) June 7 - 29, 2024 Opening reception: June 7th 5-8pm RSVP: Nonamegalleryphilly.com WWCC’s very special group exhibition for Pride features 9 local LGBTQ+ artists of color at NoName Gallery in Chestnut Hill. Spanning ceramic sculpture, painting, fiber arts, and works on paper, “Tactile Assembly” contemplates queer surfaces and […]
Arch Enemy Arts is open to the public on Friday, June 7th from 5PM - 9PM for the opening receptions of... FUZZ PORTAL by Aunty Beast: Local puppet-master-extraordinaire Aunty Beast creates meticulously crafted plushies, puppets, pups, and beasts. Each is hand-sewn, wrought from another world, and imbued with their own life and personality. CIRCUS FANTASTIQUE […]
FRIEDAcommunity is proud to announce the show A closer look by Brooklyn based Tattooist/ Artist Henbo Henning. Join us and the artist on Friday, June 7, First Friday, during the opening reception from 6pm to 8pm. Henbo Henning is a tattooist, illustrator, animator, and painter. His work is heavily influenced by Traditional and Japanese tattooing. […]
Fuller Rosen Gallery is thrilled to announce the opening of After Boucher, a solo exhibition showcasing the dynamic and visionary works of Molly Jae Vaughan. Inspired by the artistry of 18th century French painter, draftsman and printmaker François Boucher, Vaughan's collection breathes new life into the opulent world of the Rococo era while asserting a […]
What exists beyond the reach of documented history? Departing from state-sanctioned, institutionally maintained materials, Beyond Archive presents three artists who extend the boundary of archives through fabricated historical dioramas, cartography rooted in private memories, and the naming and writing of ethnic, gendered bodies. Through photography, sculpture, performance, and video installation, Jewan Goo, Gayoung Lee, and […]
