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12.12 2025
Art Auction 2025 List
If you can’t make it but want to bid, we’re accepting absentee bids by messaging artauction@space1026.com by 6pm.
Doors 6pm Auction 7pm
844 N Broad Street, Philadelphia
| 1 | Paul Shin-Loewy | Dacota Messer |
| 2 | Tony Coleman | Fashion Model |
| 3 | TK Memis | East Bound Train |
| 4 | Katy Blander | Untitled |
| 5 | Jackie Small | For the Love of Figs |
| 6 | Tyler Kline | If a body catch a body comin’ thro’ the rye |
| 7 | Max Seckel | Drawings (2) |
| 8 | Teddy Hanson | Domain |
| 9 | Andrew Jeffrey Wright | The Face of Tomorrow |
| 10 | Gab Bonghi | Untitled |
| 11 | Crystal Stokowski | Littoral Explosions |
| 12 | Roman Hasiuk | Home Brew |
| 13 | Jacob Marcinek | Pine |
| 14 | Emma Louthan | Moth 5 |
| 15 | Rachel Avallone | Runner (1 of 2) |
| 16 | Jane Demarest | Untitled |
| 17 | Thom Lessner | 2 Dinosaur Jr. / Snail Mail Posters |
| 18 | Rebecca Soriano | Untitled |
| 19 | John Ream | Jonathan Livingston |
| 20 | Michael Frechette | Deer Camp with Gibby Haynes (1 of 2) |
| 21 | Ben Furgal | Oona Maroon |
| 22 | Zach Ziemann | Untitled |
| 23 | TK Memis | Boredom Won’t Get Me to Night |
| 24 | Chris Kline | Untitled |
| 25 | Emily Roger | Untitled |
| 26 | Chris Carreon | I’m Sorry We Lost Touch |
| 27 | Brooke DiLeone / Sing Into My Mouth | Untitled (Mug, 1 of 2) |
| 28 | Sophie Najjar | Fumble |
| 29 | Brooke DiLeone / Sing Into My Mouth | Untitled (Bowl, 2 of 2) |
| 30 | Anonymous | Bridge of Sighs |
| 31 | TK Memis | Pig Roast |
| 32 | Anuj Shrestha | Walking Figure |
| 33 | Dom & Mimi | Kali-Cherry |
| 34 | Noah Landers | Untitled |
| 35 | Eric Kenney | This Machine Barely Runs |
| 36 | Alaina Ewins | Forest Mother at Night |
| 37 | Thomas Joseph | Father’s Day |
| 38 | Miriam Singer | Returning to What Was |
| 39 | Hannah Mack | Strawberries |
| 40 | Shepard Fairey | (1 of 2) |
| 41 | Zoe Strauss | Mummers Showing Tattooed Penises |
| 42 | Jad Fair | Untitled |
| 43 | Thomas Joseph | NJ Transit |
| 44 | Shepard Fairey | (2 of 2) |
| 45 | Dre Grigoropol | Ben Franklin Bridge in a Cherry Light (1 of 2) |
| 46 | Jeanne D’Angelo | Untitled |
| 47 | Ben Woodward | It’s Been a Thing |
| 48 | Jessica Kourkounis | Slow and Soft |
| 49 | Kimberly Essex | Untitled 1-6 |
| 50 | Nicole Rodrigues | Stretching Lady Plate |
| 51 | TK Memis | Just Across the Tennessee Border (Blue) |
| 52 | Luke Desmone | Peanuts the Elephant Hates Nuts |
| 53 | Bill McRight | Untitled (2 Drawings and 1 Carving) |
| 54 | Ben Woodward | Bringer of the Light |
| 55 | Resh Wally Whatnow | Caught Stealing |
| 56 | Le Josh | Garfield is Forever |
| 57 | Joanna Quigley-Turner | Rainbow Corn Quilt |
| 58 | Michael Frechette | Quasi Eternal (2 of 2) |
| 59 | Mario Napoli | Peel |
| 60 | Henry Jones | Choices |
| 61 | Rachel Avallone | Warm Page |
| 62 | Jake Henry | Untitled |
| 63 | Kincaid Pearson | Untitled |
| 64 | Olivia Fredericks | Good Zig Zag |
| 65 | Al San Valentin | Volcano |
| 66 | Dre Grigoropol | Untitled (2 of 2) |
| 67 | Shannon Zembriski | In the Garden: Red Chrysanthemum Study |
| 68 | Paige Mehrer | Print Set: ‘Ripple’, ‘Angel Trumpet’, ‘Frozen Garden’ |
| 69 | Crystal Lee Kovacs | Serpentine Sisters |
Questions? Please contact artauction@space1026.com
09.10 2025
The Main Trilogy: COMMUNITY PREVIEW (w/ jokes)
Saturday, September 20, 2025
Doors at 6pm | Show 7–10pm
$15 – Tickets available now
An evening of ghosts, grudges, and genre-blurring brain fog.
Join artist and filmmaker Abigail Bruley for a one-of-a-kind screening of The Main Trilogy—three surreal shorts about grief, memory, and emotionally overcooked family dinners. It’s weird. It’s darkly funny. It’s cognitively askew.
Starring punk icons Ted Leo and Marisa Dabice of Mannequin Pussy, and featuring a score by the legendary Sun Ra Arkestra, the trilogy takes you on a strange ride between life, death, and whatever’s left in between.
06.06 2024
No Hard Feelings
No Hard Feelings
Heather Sundquist Hall & Max Seckel
Opening Reception
Friday, June 7th from 6pm to 10pm
844 North Broad Street
Philadelphia
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05.17 2024
Expanded Dimensions is on view through May 31st
Check out Store 1026 for a some of the available works from the show and stop by the gallery Wednesdays through Fridays from 5pm to 7pm.
Closing Reception
Friday, May 31 from 6pm to 10pm
844 North Broad Street
Philadelphia
About the Artists
Clyde Jurysta
I am an artist currently living in Philadelphia. Born to artist parents, I have been trained in various art forms from an early age, though I did not go to ‘art school’ for college. I consider the knowledge I have gained through working in the trades useful to my art making career. I enjoy putting various techniques to practice including welding, forging, wood working, electrical, printmaking, painting, casting and sculpting etc., and source my materials from the street, trash (wanna see my collection of salvaged motors?) construction sites, hardware stores, the scrap yard, and the woods.
Growing up in Manhattan in the 90’s, I was fascinated by all of the neon lights that were everywhere. All of the strip clubs and adult stores had such good signage. A colored light bulb isn’t just color, it’s color being pushed into your eyeball. Your eye isn’t receiving the color passively. The color waves are flowing into you. That’s also why I love fluorescent colors. They vibrate with light, almost as if the colors are emitting light themselves.
Lately I’ve been very intrigued by geometry. Geometry is in everything. It’s microscopic and infinite. Don’t get me started on fractals! Exploring these topics from a base level, using materials I know and enjoy such as wood, has been a great way to learn more about the math and science behind these forms. The geometric frame pieces have been a kind of challenge to myself to see if I can make some of the shapes I’ve been making, but well enough that I don’t need (much) filler. I love how the oiled mahogany highlights the beauty of the shape, and the brass detail highlights the beauty of the mahogany.
The optical illusion paintings have been a really exciting way for me to explore color. How colors interact with each other and how they interact with the senses. Exploring color, pattern and texture might be a never ending path of learning for me.
I derive inspiration from life. The human form, queerness, music, nature, science, folklore, old wisdom, communing with nature, and the unknown. My current themes include gateways to other worlds, optical illusions, and the supernatural. My queer identity influences my art and subject matter. In a grander sense, I want my art to bring light and joy to those who see it.
Free Palestine. End genocide everywhere. Land back. Destroy capitalism. Power to the people!
Yianni Kourmadas
Yianni Kourmadas is a tradesperson, trash-picker and tinkerer using raw materials to create Living Objects that blur the human/machine boundary. Inspired by the mechanical and sonic possibilities inherent in each physical scrap, Yianni designs and builds objects that wake up into existence, explore their desires, and talk or move with the aid of motors or hand-cranks. Creatures of irregularity, Living Objects, unlike their mechanical counterparts in the Crumbling World, do not do work.
11.01 2023
Community Embrace: The Story of the LindoYes Poetry Gumball Machines
This video is the official trailer for the documentary “Community Embrace: The Story of the LindoYes Poetry Gumball Machines.” This documentary follows LindoYes’s poetry gumball machine initiative from its inception and its impact on providing mental health resources to the community in the Philadelphia greater metropolitan area.
02.09 2023
Spiritual Crossing: Reach & Embrace
March 3 – 31
Artwork on view by Lucy H. West
Opening Reception: March 3, Friday 6-9PM
Gallery Hours: Wednesdays 6-8PM, Sundays 12-3PM
Curated by Morgan Lloyd and Nile Overton
Spiritual Crossing: Reach & Embrace is a solo exhibition comprised of mixed media canvas paintings, works on paper, and installation art by Lucy H. West. The expressive body of work wavers between abstraction and representation to convey the connections between our physical and inner worlds, inspired by the universal experience of new beginnings and finding peace within personal growth. The show’s themes are healing, self-love, emotion, growth, meditation, and taking conscious action to connect with and know oneself. West encourages her audience to interpret her work freely and connect with others in the same space by considering the multiplicity of diverse perspectives. Cultivating a judgment-free community space is also a prominent theme in the exhibition.
Learn more about Lucy’s work and the upcoming show – Medium Article
Donate Here – GoFundMe
09.12 2022
In Loving Memory
Opening Reception October 7th from 6pm to 9pm
Space 1026
844 North Broad Street, Philadelphia
Featuring work by members of the Vox Populi Collective
Kirk McCarthy
Makeba Rainey
Emmanuela Soria Ruiz
Lea Devon Sorrentino
Lane Speidel
Jim Strong
Aaron Terry
Roopa Vasudevan
KT Pe Benito
James Britt
Gerald Brown
Stephanie Bursese
Maia Chao
Natalie Hijinx
Natalie Kuenzi
Chelsey Luster
08.23 2022
Intro to DIY Sound Workshop
This 1.5 hour course with Kevin Keenan will cover the basics and necessities for setup and operation of PA systems for small to medium size events and performances. The workshop will focus specifically on entry level equipment for beginners and those who are looking to improve the sound of their DIY shows. Topics will include: Mixer and speaker placement, microphone selection/EQ, gain staging, and electronic music connections. Attendees will have the opportunity to have hands-on, practical experience using the topics covered in the workshop.
*registration is full*
06.29 2022
Synapsis Universum
Solo exhibition with work on view by Reuben Francois
Opening Friday, August 5th, 2022
844 North Broad Street Philadelphia PA
Reuben Francois is a painter, interested in the way art can be used as a tool for expressing esoteric ideas of life. Currently, he is completing a series of works named “Diagrams”. The series centers on the concept of syncretism; the idea that many religions and cultures have similar stories and archetypes. Symbolism, in the Carl Jung school of thought, is a major part in Reuben’s creative and theoretical decision making. For Reuben, symbols serve as a way to express the inexpressible. By collecting symbols in a picture plane, painting brushes the shoulders of metaphysics.
His work is both a declaration of his personal philosophy as well as an emanation of his own spiritual journey; a time capsule to his 23 years experienced on Spaceship Earth.
06.27 2022
Em n’ Thom Vinyl Dance Party
Friday, July 1st from 8pm-12am in the backyard
844 North Broad Street, entrance on Carlisle Street