Anniversary Art Show at Studio 34
4522 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia
This Friday, March 27, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m!
We begin our One Year Anniversary weekend with a very special visual art show featuring three friends of Studio 34. At the intersections of art and science, spirit and cognition, each Artist's work investigates the mysterious inner workings of human nature. Zoe Cohen's drawings of our cellular biology ask, "Where does the external become the internal?". Neuroscientist Greg Dunn's Asian-inspired paintings on hanging scrolls and gold leaf explore the beauty of the brain at the microscopic scale of neurons. Saliha Moore's sacred geometry lies somewhere between the organic and the mathematical. Come enjoy refreshments and pick the brains of these perceptive artists!
Tuesday April 14th, 7-9 pm
UPenn's Harrison House, 3910 Irving St, Philadelphia
I will be discussing my studio work, as well as my public participatory projects, including The Listening Station ( above).
Sacred Origins: An Interfaith Art Project for West Philadelphia
Opening Reception, Sunday May 31st, 5-7 pm
With an artist's talk at 6pm
The Philadelphia Cathedral
This is the Opening Reception for the large-scale mixed-media work that I am currently creating,
which incorporates drawings and imagery generated by people of all faith backgrounds from West Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art at Congregation Rodeph Shalom
615 North Broad Street, Philadelphia
Opening Reception, Friday July 17th.
I will be showing the series of 16 small works created in 2008,
which are based on ancient near-eastern art and pre-judaic belief systems.
2 comments:
speaking of Jewish art; have you ever seen the mosaics that cover the buildings of south philly? There is a movie about the man who made them, Isiah Zagar, called In A Dream that will be playing at the Ritz Bourse theater in Old City. It is truly a wonderful story, check it out!!
Thanks Bryan! I LOVE Isaiah Zagar's work, and got to meet him and visit his house once, years ago. One of his murals features the text "Art is the center of the real world" which I find totally inspiring and revolutionary. I didn't know about the film, thanks for letting me know! I hope to be able to see it.
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