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Motion Pictures01.18 2019
Real-Time Or Instead @ Black Moth gallery
Real-time Or Instead
serigraphy collage, 2018
framed and matted, 20âx27â
Black Moth Gallery is pleased to announce the exhibition Real-time Or Instead which features new and recent silkscreen printed collage works from artist Mark Price. A collection of Priceâs collage works from 2014 – 2018 will be on view during February 1 – 28 at the galleryâs store front location on Lancaster Avenue in Ardmore, PA.
Engaged with the silkscreen printing collage processes over the past ten years Price utilizes a self produced archive of printed imagery including optical patterns, found graphics, and gradient color fields that collage into rich and frenetic two dimensional compositions.
The works explore where our psychological and information architecture become one. The resulting compositions operate as high-resolution experiences that attempt to map out a mediation of internalized and externalized information flows. The compositions address the possibility of a static image of today that encompasses our multi-modal experience with an ever expanding built environment.
Recently relocating back to the Philadelphia area from Portland, Maine this will be Priceâs first exhibition in the area since showing his collage works in 2016 at Gallery 543 located at The Navy Yard in Philadelphia.
Different View, Same Situation
serigraphy collage, 2018
framed and matted, 27âx20â
About the artist:
Mark Price is a graphic artist who uses the silkscreen printing process to produce 2-D and 3-D visual works.
Working with gallery director Christina Ray he has mounted three New York solo exhibitions including âThe New Real Fantasy Nowâ 2009, âDesigner Endgame Strategiesâ 2010, and âHyper 20XXâ 2012.
Additionally his work has been featured in group exhibitions at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco and the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. In 2009 his work was selected by curator Aaron Betsky for inclusion in the internationally recognized Confines exhibition at the Institut Valencia dâArt Modern.
About Black Moth Gallery:
Black Moth Gallery featured curated exhibitions brought to Montgomery County by gallery owner Steve Martin. Black Mothâs exhibits and sells original works to patrons who are building their own art collections. From traditional to contemporary, the diverse art exhibitions range from original works on canvas to paper, wood, and metal. Martinâs expertise and sensibility aims to connect the art works shown with new and returning collectors.
Black Moth Tattoo and Gallery
Location: 18 Lancaster Ave, Ardmore, PA 19003
On view from February 1 – 28, 2019
Free and open to the public:
Tuesday – Thursday 11 AM – 8 PM
Friday – Saturday 12 PM – 9 PM
Sunday 1 PM – 6 PM
Websites:
blackmothtattooandgallery.com
markprice.works
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serigraphy collage, 2018
framed and matted, 24âx36â
12.08 2018
NEW THINGZ 5
NEW THINGZ 5
A night of NEW comedy material by your favorite and least favorite Philadelphia comedians and artists. So new! So experimental! So unreliable!
doors 7:30 / comedy 8pm
FREE!
Hear new jokes! See new jokes! Smell new jokes!
Angela Rio
Joe Bell
Kyle Harris
Molly Hanulec
Caitlin Feeney
Sydney Gantt
Jacob Marcinek
Sarah Bell
Kara Sankus
Michael S. Watkins
Robert Ecks
Rose Luardo
hosted by Andrew Jeffrey Wright
Space 1026, 1026 Arch St., 2nd fl.
FREE!
THIS EVENT IS A PART OF A WEEK OF EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE SPACE 1026 ART AUCTION ON SATURDAY THE 15TH! SEE YOU AT THE AUCTION!
11.26 2018
Art Auction 2018
DECEMBER 15TH
DOORS OPEN AT 6PM
BIDDING BEGINS AT 7PM
DECEMBER 7TH
First Friday Preview
7PM TO 10PM
11.23 2018
SPACE 1026 MERCH SALE!
Saturday, November 24th! Noon – 6pm! Off The Blanket is Space 1026âČs annual art and merch sale. Come buy stuff from Space 1026ers and friends. Stuff like, like Zines, T-Shirts, Screen Prints, Drawings, Cards, Calendars and whatever else a human can make!
Including artists:
Tim Woulfe
Cat Bodnyk
Andrew Jeffrey Wright
Jennifer Williams
Angela Rio
Jackie Quinn
Nora Einbender-Luks
Dwayne Boone
James Bonney
Eileen Wolf Echikson
Ben Woodward
Roman Hasiuk
Steve Williams
and more!
Space 1026
1026 Arch St.
2nd fl.
Philadelphia
Image by Tim Woulfe
11.18 2018
Hear Me Out â« mix â«
Hear Me Out â« mix â« by twxx.us or Twenty XX âThatâs Usâ⊠Including tracks by Nikes, Honnda, Errorsmith, Foodman, OPN, Ssaliva, and more!
10.16 2018
Forever/Siempre and the End of an Era for Space 1026
***This is the last exhibition currently scheduled at 1026 Arch Street***
Space 1026 is excited to welcome Layqa Nuna Yawar to our gallery this November for his exhibition Forever/Siempre. We hope you can join us for the opening on Friday, November 2 from 6-10pm!
Layqa Nuna Yawarâs murals can be found in public spaces around the world, monumentally inscribing silenced narratives of people of color from the Americas and from across the globe. Born in Ecuador, having migrated to the U.S. as a teenager, and now living and working in Newark, NJ, Layqa Nuna Yawar makes work that questions injustice, racism, and xenophobia while celebrating cross-cultural identity and migration. Frequently working with host communities to realize public art projects, Layqa Nuna Yawar uses his art practice to create safe spaces for imagination and identity projection.
Layqa Nuna Yawarâs artwork developed out of a traditional visual arts education, a practice of street art interventions and independent self-organization principles. His practice extends to curation, project production, mural making workshops and educational lectures. Among many other collaborations and social justice initiatives, Layqa Nuna Yawar is currently working on educational programming for an upcoming project with Mural Arts Philadelphia. He is also a fellow at Open Society Foundations, and his work in the foundationâs Moving Walls project was recently covered by the New York Times and NPR.
More about the artist can be found here: https://layqa.info and on his Instagram: @layqanunayawar
Sadly, this is our final scheduled exhibition at 1026 Arch Street after over 20 years of exhibitions, events, and non-stop art making in our unique home. Come out to the opening and help share good vibes for our relocation!
Forever/Siempre: Layqa Nuna Yawar at Space 1026
November 2-23, 2018
First Friday Opening Reception: November 2, 2018, 6-10pm
We even put this on facebook!
https://www.facebook.com/events/318156458968376/
Space 1026
1026 Arch Street, 2nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19107
space1026.com
10.02 2018
B R O A D C L O T H
Broad Cloth is a celebration of pattern, color, and traditional textile techniques featuring work by:
Ashley Limés Castellana
Anna DeCaria
Caleigh Stednitz
Lauren Buckley
Megan Hughes
Megan Johnson
Justine Kelley
Simona Bozzacco Quinn
Laura Solitrin
Andrea Purcell
Crystal Stokowski
Alexandra Emeric
Marlyse Mertz
Ashley Rodriguez Reed
Kate Corcoran
Jacqueline Quinn
10.02 2018
Overgrown at the Fairmount House
Members and alumni of Space 1026 are pleased to present Overgrown – a jungle inspired gallery with original pieces and a collective installation opening October 5th!
09.28 2018
Space 1026 Yard Sale
Weâve never had a yard and soon we won’t have a building. We are cleaning out our studios and flat files! Come and get art supplies, prints, nic-nacs, bric-a-bracs, stuff from the walls of Space 1026 and who knows what else!
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 30th
10am-6pm
at Space 1026
1026 Arch St.
2nd fl.
Philadelphia
Image by @procrastonate
09.02 2018
Born 2 Shop at Space 1026: Opening this Friday, September 7
Born 2 Shop opens this Friday at Space 1026!
First Friday Opening Reception: September 7, 2018, 6-10pm
Space 1026 is excited to present Born 2 Shop, a group exhibition featuring Emilia Brintnall, Mackenzie McAlpin, Dawn Riddle, Erica Schapiro-Sakashita, and Sophie White.
Where can you go when you’re filled with need, when your physical as well as emotional cupboards are bare? You need a place that has IT ALL. A strip mall.
And because you’re a cool city night life type, all the better that the strip mall is located in an art gallery. And also because you are emotionally connected to the earth, you’ll be happy to hear that a lot of the strip mall products are basically just painted over pieces of garbage. Um, I mean they’re upcycled. Or actually, I mean to say they are repurposed.
You can just go to ONE PLACE (1026 Arch St.) and get all the plants, miniatures, pets, drinks, *AND MORE* that you NEED. Because your time is almost as valuable as our fine items.
So come check out stores carrying brands like:
Emilia Brintnall
Emilia Brintnall is an artist based in Philadelphia. Working in a variety of mediums, she primarily works in paper mache, producing sculpture. Her sculptural work encompasses everyday objects, animals, and plants that are lumpy, seemingly playful versions of their real-world selves.
Mackenzie McAlpin
With over 200 successful exhibitions under her belt, Mackenzie McAlpin is a seasoned professional artist. She focuses on the sensual nature of real life and makes it small with clay. Her work was cited in New York Magazine, they even included photos. Ohh⊠And she was mentioned in the New York Times!
She went to college at Ohio University for Photography and Retail Merchandising (for real) (she actually designed her own major…she doesnât think that was the âbestâ idea).
Now she lives in Philly, makes things because she loves to, has rad friends, two cats, awesome siblings and a dope boyfriend. She also copied part of this bio from Pinterest.
Dawn Riddle
“Hi, my name is Dawn Riddle. I live in Portland, Oregon and I am currently driving in Indiana writing this. I’m pretty tired. USA is huge. I like making stuff out of paper mache because it’s a good cheap way to have whatever you want. Thanks!”
Erica Schapiro-Sakashita
Erica Schapiro-Sakashita is an artist and illustrator based in Oakland, CA. Largely informed by a career in horticulture, her work explores how plant and human communities impact one another.
Sophie White
Sophie White, born 1984 in New York, NY, lives and works in Philadelphia, PA. She holds an MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and a BFA from the Cooper Union School of Art. Her humorous, crafty sculptures have been exhibited in group-shows in New York, Philadelphia, Paris and Raleigh, NC. In 2011 they were the subject of a solo show at Magic Pictures Gallery in Philadelphia. Sophie frequently exhibits her cityscape paintings, and is known for her percussive performances with numerous musical groups as well.
Born 2 Shop
September 7 – 27, 2018
Space 1026
1026 Arch Street, 2nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19107