exhibits in february

✭ 3rd Street Gallery - Community Exhibition

58 North 2nd Street Philadelphia, PA 19106-4505

(215)625-0993

Opens First Friday, Feb. 3rd 5-9 PM

There’s an Artist’s Reception

Sunday, Feb. 12th from 1-3 PM




✭ Jinxed - 5th Annual heART show

1050 North Hancock Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123

(at the Piazza)

Opens Saturday, Feb. 11 6-10 PM

They will also have a second reception on Sunday, 2/12 due to the Tattoo Convention in town the same weekend.

For Penn Treaty - Slingluff Gallery

Opens Jan. 7th
6 - 9 pm
Slingluff Gallery
11 W. Girard Ave.
Philadelphia, PA

More Info Here

2 exhibits opening this week!

i will have some work in both :)

Main Line Art Center , Play: Toying with Art opens Friday Dec. 16th from 6-8
My fello dumpster divers, Linda Lou Horn, Ann Keech, and Ellen Benson will have work there too! :D

Saturday, Dec. 17th, opens Jinxed's Art not iPods show, from 5-9PM


Jinxed is at the Piazza

1050 North Hancock Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123


All works in the show will be priced at $200 and UNDER.

"momentum"

new work!
16" H x 49" W x 3" D
more details here:
"momentum"

"life sentence"

made something new!

more details here:
MoloneyArt

"human plague"

new piece! mixed media and found objects triptych
each box is W 3" x H 10½" x D 3"

upcoming show. first friday. sept. 2nd.

Máscara (Mask)

i will have stuff here! :)



September 2 - 24, 2011
First Friday reception September 2 6-9 pm

...Projects Gallery is pleased to present Máscara (Mask), a juried exhibition exploring the contemporary use of the mask. More than 25 artists will be featured, with works in a variety of media, including drawing, mixed media, painting, photography, print, sculpture and video. Everyone wears a mask, whether literally or figurative. What are we trying to hide or reveal? Ancient man used the altered human form to represent the mysteries of his world. Shaman or medicine men wear body paint or crafted objects to transform themselves into forms from the spirit world. Halloween and Mardi Gras are two of today’s blends of religious and secular celebrations. What does the mask represent for modern man? We wear masks of all kinds – as part of religious rituals, in theater, in sports, in entertainment, in combat as well as in the face we present to others.

Juror, Henry Bermudez, has selected an eclectic group of artists to discuss this topic. Mr. Bermudez is a Venice Biennale Venezuelan artist who has shown throughout the world and has had more than 30 solo exhibitions and has participated in more than 75 group exhibitions. His works are included in several public and private collections, including National Museum of Catholic Art & History, New York; Museums of Contemporary Art, Caracas, Maracaibo, Merida, and Maracay, Venezuela; Modern Art Museum of Costa Rica; Puebla Cultural House, Puebla, Mexico; Museum of Art Ralli, Punta Del Este, Uruguay. He currently lives in Philadelphia and has an installation at the Philadelphia International Airport.

Máscara (Mask) will run September 2 - 24, 2011 with a First Friday reception September 2nd from 6-9. The reception is free and open to the public. Projects Gallery invites all attendees to wear their own masks to the reception. The gallery is open Thursday through Saturday noon to 7 p.m. For more information, please contact Projects Gallery at 267-303-9652 or info@projectsgallery.com.