CRACK OPEN THE SPACE EGG: a little 16 person show
THE DAY, TODAY, TO DATE: Moments Scrapped by Thomas Joseph02.02 2007
Who Do You Think You Are?
Heads and Masks
by Jodi Rice
Opening Reception
Benna’s Cafe
8th & Wharton
South Philadelphia
02.02 2007
Who Do You Think You Are?
Heads and Masks
by Jodi Rice
Opening Reception @
Benna’s Cafe
8th & Wharton
South Philadelphia
02.01 2007
Homeless Guys Come in Here During The Night
Skateboarding park to gallery to homeless shelter in ten years flat.
01.31 2007
Rollerskating is fun!
Some of us went rollerskating in NJ at the Holiday Skating Center. It was a super fun time. Thanks to AJW for picking me up. My cell phone camera is not that good.
01.30 2007
Amy S. Kauffman at the Painted Bride
This Friday night from 5-7PM is the opening for Amy S. Kauffman’s (my wife) first major solo show. This show represents over 2 years of work and five major new projects (never seen before). The show is at the Painted Bride Art Center (http://www.paintedbride.org) in old city, 230 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106. I urge all of you to come out a see the spectacle. She won’t let me send images yet, but I can guarantee you won’t be disappointed. More Amy can be found at http://amyskauffman.com
01.30 2007
Amy S. Kauffman opening at Painted Bride Friday Feb 2: 5-7PM
his Friday night from 5-7PM is the opening for Amy S. Kauffman
01.30 2007
MegaBinx: Installation by Jesse Greenberg
Come to Philadelphia for Friday!!
Jesse Greenberg is showing new MegaBinx stuff at Fuel Gallery!! 249 Arch St. 5-9pmArch and 3rd, next door to the Betsy Ross house, and if its Funny to you, the gallery is in a building that use to be the real world philadelphia house. You are really missing out if you dont experience this installation. The art is nuts and there’s one sculpture that will make you vibrate like a cold kid at fat camp.
See ya there! Oh yeah:: Drinks and stuff, come and enjoy!
01.30 2007
One of these things…
Is not like the other, one of these things does not belong. You tell me, one, two, or three
01.29 2007
Children, ironically, are Space 1026’s harshest critics
First excitement, then puzzlement, then tears of confusion and then fits of RAGE! These are the reactions by many, if not all of the children who have visited Space 1026’s “Ewok village” now on display at the Institute of Contemporary Art. Ignoring the colorful colors and roping ropes, the children only care about one thing when they see the dazzling display of trees, and rope bridges and milk crates, HOW DO THEY GET UP THERE!!!? Billy, age 5, had this to say, ” I wan back and fworth fwom twee to twee and there was no staircase for me to get up to the bwidges and fun stuff, I was so sad when I was told it wasn’t for weel, I cried all the way home.” Sally, age 7, had even harsher words, ” I feel ripped off, if I ever meet the mean people who bamboozled me, I will stomp on their toes and stick earth worms in their drinks!”