Archive for the ‘shows’ Category
03.12 2019
! 04/06 ! COMEDY AND MUSIC IN THE GALLERY !
One of the last shows EVER held in the 1026 Arch St. gallery will be a special visit from touring multimedia / puppet act TRIPLE YEAH PRODUCTIONS !
PLUS : performances by Andrew Jeffrey Wright and Peter Schranz !
AND: music by Hermit Thrushes !
Holy smokes !
:) 7 PM / $8 :)
Poster by 1026er Ana Woulfe.
05.02 2018
MOST INCLINED 2018
Nice Futures presents MOST INCLINED 2018
2nd Annual Group Show of Art and Spring Ritual.
Alexis Talia
Lydia Ricci
Zachariah OHora
Dan McCartney
Ben Kopp
Eric Kenney
Heather Sundquist Hall
Keith Warren Greiman
Jp Flexner
Jon Bobby Benjamin
Ryan Beck
Mike Ball
Nick Apice
03.15 2017
THE SIMPLE PLEASURE// O rtliebs tonight!!!
crushed us …ugh …left us crushing back on Halloween here at Space…home from tour let’s
get
weird
Real weird with them… Ortliebs see u there!
07.08 2015
X CROSS
MAT TONELLI JAMES JOHN SMALL
JULY 10-31, 2015
OPENING RECEPTION
JULY 10, 2015
7PM-10PM
Mat Tonelli and James John Small, both dealing in constructs of moments and the sublime, find new ways to push paint in directions that follow the footsteps of Abstract Expressionists, as well as drawing elements from those considered New European. The two have many dissimilarities in their process and inspiration, but their work somehow intersects at a point, which led them to collaborate not only in a joint show, but in the execution of works of art as well. If you wanted to label these works, you could call it landscape painting; a spontaneous, organic and fitting subject matter they showcase in X CROSS.
The plane we see into on the surface is a moment of tranquility and chaos, a meditation of the awe of man in the natural world. The beauty of landscape, a base for subject matter is the reflection of what is relative to a certain individual.
While Tonelli uses form, color and shape to influence the creation of a scene, Small uses images, whether it be his own or a historical documentation, to direct the flow of his work. Often starting using washes and drips of paint, Tonelli allows the medium to dictate action from the beginning and mechanically fills space with patterns, a perfect counterpart for the tedious carving that Small employs. The two intersect at a point where they are bound to nothing but the aesthetic.
05.13 2015
One For The Road!!!
with:
Open City
A new band from Dan Yemin, Andy Nelson, Rachel Rubino and Chris Wilson.
check them out on all your social media platforms:
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R5 is helping with this one… so get tickets here: http://ticketf.ly/1EDCt9M
you can also tell your friends you are going on facebook… people do that… right??
https://www.facebook.com/events/1660201087543758
12.06 2014
Monday night at Space 1026! Bill Daniel “Tri-X-Noise” – One night photo show with live music performed by the Baltimore String Felons!
Hobo filmmaker, phototramp Bill Daniel is back on the road with a pop-up photo show comprised of 30 years of 35mm photographs beginning with the early 80s punk scene in Texas, featuring all of your favorite old school punk bands. Daniel has continued to document various sub cultures using the same camera/lens/flash and Kodak Tri-X film for over 30 years. This exhibit, all non-digital darkroom prints, charts a path starting with punk shows in Austin and crawls through various subcultures, from the 90s graffiti scene in San Francisco, freight hopping scenarios, art openings in Los Angeles, house shows in Louisiana, generator shows on the Monongahela River, etc… all seen through Daniel’s signature spelunker style flash-lit vision.
Bill will be joined at Space 1026 with a live musical performance by The Baltimore String Felons https://www.facebook.com/baltimorestringfelons
“The Baltimore String Felons. Fantastic timelessly weird old American folk music with a punk edge…”
-Rupert Wondolowski (Shattered Wig Press/Normals Books & Records)
https://www.facebook.com/events/725117290900195/
Space 1026
Monday, December 8th, 2014 / 7-10pm
1026 Arch St. Philadelphia, PA
09.25 2014
Please Pardon Our Appearance
Opening Reception: Friday, October 3, 2014 / 7-10pm
Exhibition Dates: October 3 – October 29, 2014
Space 1026 is pleased to announce our upcoming exhibition, Please Pardon Our Appearance, by Jacob Lunderby. This exhibition opens Friday, Oct. 3, 2014 with a reception from 7-10 pm. For this exhibition, Lunderby depicts images of windows that have been digitally modified and layered over enamel paint on wood panel. While the production of work includes the use of digital resources and printing, the artist’s objective is to see the work in a context of painting.
The paintings of windows originate from one of two gestures: blocking out to prevent observation into an interior space, or covering a break to arrest fracturing of the window surface. As with the vernacular of painting, the images of windows shift between presentation of depth, surface tension and reflectiveness. The marginal materials used as devices to control vision and the sense of precarious formalism found in this meshwork of image and pattern provides a generative model to engage layers of attention, materiality and durations of time, from the context of a restaged image to the life span of a painting.
Through the process of using images that gesture towards methods of concealment, containment and protection, Lunderby uses painting to engage the potential to contain, disrupt or direct vision, and address the image/painting object in its complex relationship to time and context.
Jacob Lunderby is an artist, educator and preparator based in Philadelphia, PA. His recent exhibitions include: Redactor, Pentimenti Gallery, Philadelphia, PA (solo); Cephalopod Interface, Okinawa Prefectural Art Museum, Naha City, Okinawa; Confiscape, Circa Gallery, Minneapolis, MN; The Implication, Emory and Henry College, Emory, VA (solo); Painting Zombies, Regis Center for the Arts, Minneapolis, MN; Heaven on Earth, Little Berlin, Philadelphia, PA; Minnesota Museum of American Art, St. Paul, MN; and more. He received an MFA from the University of Minnesota (2002) and BFA from the Minneapolis College of Art & Design (1998). Lunderby is represented by Pentimenti Gallery, Philadelphia. All work appearing in this exhibition comes courtesy of Pentimenti Gallery.
08.29 2014
DESCRIBE THE PHENOMENON
DESCRIBE THE PHENOMENON
PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURES BY BEN FURGAL
SEPTEMBER 5TH-SEPTEMBER 28TH 2014
SPACE 1026 | 1026 ARCH STREET 2ND FL | PHILADELPHIA PA
OPENING RECEPTION: SEPTEMBER 5TH 2014 6-11PM
Ben Furgal is an artist, curator, and musician. He is co-director of Magic Pictures and performs seasonally in the band Evil Sword. He lives and works in Philadelphia. A signed edition of 50 blacklight posters designed by the artist will be for sale at the opening reception.
06.13 2014
Drums Like Machine Guns, the Dirty Cut & Problems at Space 1026
Space 1026 proudly presents:
Drums Like Mchine Guns
The Dirty Cut
Problems
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Doors open at 7pm
Show at 7.30pm
06.01 2014
Mark Price and Joseph Opshinsky’s II Ways
On display from May through August, FrameWorks Studio & Gallery presents II WAYS: New Works in Paper, a two-person exhibition exploring the dichotomy of paper as a medium and featuring a selection of new works by Philadelphia-based artist Mark Price and Philadelphia-trained, Scranton native, Joseph Opshinsky.
The exhibition runs May 3 to August 10. The gallery is open Monday through Saturday 11am – 6pm.
FrameWorks Studio & Gallery
2103 Walnut St.
Philadelphia, PA 19103
• Read a review of the exhibition by Kelly Steinlage on The Art Blog
• View a catalog of new paper works featured in II Ways by Mark Price.