Blaise Tobia and Virginia Maksymowicz travel to Washington for a trifecta of art experiences and they write about how different each art experience was. Read on, then take a little trip to Washington, maybe do it this month! Enjoy!
Read MoreBeth Heinly sees the inaugural exhibit, “The Painter and The City,” at Procession Gallery, 30 S. 2nd St. and applauds the plein air works and their brushy fresh takes on the city.
Read MoreRoberta sees the solo exhibit by Rebecca Rutstein at Bridgette Mayer Gallery and talks with the artist about the work, which is inspired by Rutstein’s 30-day voyage as artist in residence on a research vessel in the Gulf of California. The paintings are strong and energetic
Read MoreAndrea Kirsh travels to Rowan University for Wendel White’s exhibit ‘Folding Time,’ which she calls powerful.
Read MoreRoberta sat down with artist and gallerist Nancy Herman to talk about her multi-faceted art, her gallery and her quest to make art that is musical, to make the colors be music itself. Enjoy this wide-ranging chat that took place a while ago but is fresh and topical today!
Read MorePete Sparber sits down with the Kindred Collaborative to discuss the group’s collaborative paintings, debuting at PII Gallery on Oct. 4, 2024.
Read MoreArtblog’s new contributor, Alicia Link, sees an exhibit at AUTOMAT that raises thoughts about the weight of things, emotional, physical and even institutional, calling attention to the fact that the five artists in the exhibit, who are very involved in the Philadelphia arts community, have also been faculty, staff or guest critics at PAFA, whose weighty decision to close their degree programs left many reeling.
Read MoreBlaise Tobia sees an exhibit at the Episcopal Cathedral in West Philly and comments that the show is well worth seeing, “for the quality and variety of the works on display.”
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