The 2017 graduates of Moore College of Art and Design’s Masters program in Social and Studio Practices are a diverse group of young women with remarkable focus on their work, which ranges from sculpture to photography, social practice and installation. See their thesis exhibition at Moore, opening July 7, 2017, 5:30 PM.
Read MoreMartin Puryear brings his work to the public in Philadelphia for the second time with Big Bling (2016), an enigmatic sculpture that invites speculation on the banks of the Schuylkill River.
Read MoreMatthew brings compelling work into focus on the streets of New York and London, two pillars of the international street art scene, with help from photographer friends MJ Moon and Mathilde Denis.
Read MoreIn this sponsored post, Esther Klein Gallery tells us about their upcoming show of work by Max Lawrence, one of the founders of Space 1026.
Read MoreMatt tries an alternative method of constructing an essay, a playful and visual approach that encourages us to just keep swimming.
Read MoreIn this From the Vault post from 2011, Libby and Roberta talk with Amze Emmons about his work creating pastel-hued dystopias that are magnetic and enigmatic. Emmons’s works are featured at the Gershman Y right now in a pairing with (also wonderful) work by Lynne Clibanoff. The show is up to August 27, 2017. Be sure to get over and see it.
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