Tag Archive "topstitch"
Steven Dufala and James Ulmer–They Climbed the Mountains
Steven Dufala, Shark, digital print My luck was with me! They Climbed the Mountains, a two-man show at Honeymilk Gallery, was extended an extra month. The two artists in the exhibit, Steven Dufala and James Ulmer, have sold a lot of the work, all of which are small, limited-edition digital prints. Steven Dufala, Kill Yourself/Fall in Love, digital print Dufala’s are fabulous and unexpected. Harking to Asian mountain imagery, fabric prints and old maps with monsters of the deep, Dufala creates a moody, somewhat threatening group of small landscapes, and seascapes (sort of) some peopled, some not. A shark lurks ... More » »
What we want to see Friday
Here it is First Friday again. Things are hopping all over town and here are a few picks for you. Hope to see you out there. Heather Jo Wingate, paper doll VALLEY OF THE DOLLSHoneymilk at Topstitch Boutiqueopening reception friday april 4th, 20086-10 pmtopstitch boutique311 market stphila pa, 19106215 238 8877 A variety of dolls by, holy honeymilk! look at this list! derek ihnatabigail brulyheather jo wingatejames ulmersteven dufalajoslyn newmanmarta abrantessue whitevida russellj.l. shnabelgerold mooneysarah huntcarrie powellamy millererin sweeney by Amze Emmons World Headquarterspaintings and prints by Amze EmmonsInLiquid at the BridePainted Bride Cafe Gallery, 230 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PAFriday ... More » »
What we want to see Friday…and Thursday, too
Let’s start with Thursday: THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 Eileen Neff, at ICA and Locks Gallery Circle in the Rain, 2007 C-print mounted on aluminum 15 x 28 ½ inches Courtesy of the artist and Locks Gallery, Philadelphia ICA118 S. 36th St. Philadelphia215.898.7108Opening reception — free and open to the public — Thursday, Sept. 6, 6-8 pm. We’re going to listen to Guest-Curator Christian Marclay‘s melody makers–a world class ensemble of noise makers at ICA. From local music sculptor Terry Adkins to Doug Aitken to Yoko Ono, the sonic show will make a boom! Upstairs, local photographer Eileen Neff who captures trees ... More » »
