Join us at The Crane Local Gallery on February 9 from 6 – 9 PM for the Public Reception for the poignant exhibition “Unquiet Fury” From January 28 through March 11, 2023 the InLiquid is pleased to present Unquiet Fury: The Women’s Uprising in Iran a solo show by the Iranian American, Nazanin Moghbeli that
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SuperCellular A new site-specific immersive art gallery experience by Carolyn Healy and John JH Phillips January 30 – March 25, 2023 Opening Reception: February 2, 5-7 pm GLASSBORO, NJ—Rowan University Art Gallery is pleased to present SuperCellular, a new collaborative site-specific immersive art gallery experience by Carolyn Healy and John JH Phillips. Debuting on January
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Arch Enemy Arts 109 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 Arch Enemy Arts is thrilled to present: TABERNACLE, an enchanting series of 10 new and original paintings by Maryann Held. In this solo feature, the local artist continues her explorations in design and color through acrylic paint and gold ink, with each work reverently housed in
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SuperCellular A new site-specific immersive art gallery experience by Carolyn Healy and John JH Phillips January 30 – March 25, 2023 Opening Reception: February 2, 5-7 pm GLASSBORO, NJ—Rowan University Art Gallery is pleased to present SuperCellular, a new collaborative site-specific immersive art gallery experience by Carolyn Healy and John JH Phillips. Debuting on January
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Join us on February 23 for an artist’s reception celebrating “Cyclical Adjournment” featuring Linda Dubin Garfield and Mirjam Seeger! As time marches on and the seasons shift, we inevitably enter a period of longer nights and shorter days. The world pauses in a leaf and frost-covered scene, with greenery fading, making way for rust and
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Join us at The InLiquid Gallery on January 12 from 6 – 9 PM for the Reception for our newest exhibition “Ursula Sternberg: Daydream”
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The Kamihira gallery straddles the line between art showcase and makerspace Photo by Megan Matuzak By John Henry Scott Artist Tosh Kamihira opened the Kamihira gallery and store at Frankford and Sargent last year, and since then has sought to be “an outlet for local makers.” It’s not uncommon for people with a fine art
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