Ballard
I always enjoyed this art interruption on my daily walks. Thank you.
Art
Ballard
I always enjoyed this art interruption on my daily walks. Thank you.
The Art Gallery inside the Artists & Craftsman Supply in the UD is accepting submissions.
I’m offended as as sandwich lover.
Several weeks back, the Firestone Mural Project, consisting of a group of local artists, completed a series of murals outside the defunct tire shop.
This weekend, the group invited the public to go inside, experience additional art, and walk through the tire storage racks, where tires once rolled to a conveyor belt and then to the first floor and the garage.
The mural takeover inspires one to think about these urban spaces in creative ways that build community. The Firestone is slated to be torn down and redeveloped, but a project like this reminds us that we can pause to consider possibilities.
Silence by Pauline Boudry/Renate Lorenz. On view through March 16th, 2025 as part of the What Times are These? exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Head over to West Philly to experience the Yamatorium by artist/singer Steve Erdman. Request a showing Saturdays and Sundays 12-4pm. You’ll be forever changed and change is good.
Traumnomics is a series of digital drawings that explores my disparate memories of traumatic events in my life. The imagery helps embody the past in the present.
A neighbor acquired these two works.
Cell Collision is a collection of digital studies that meditates on technology, nature, capitalism, human identity, and their ligamentous relationships. Now available on issuu.