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The Dufala Brothers at DCCA
For their installation at the DCCA, the Dufala brothers continue their ongoing investigations of domesticity and its ephemera.
Curated by Maiza Hixson
February 10 - May 13, 2012
Constance S. and Robert J. Hennessy Project Space
John Ollman in conversation with Richard Polsky
In conjunction with the release of The Art Prophets: The Artists, Dealers, and Tastemakers Who Shook the World
At Fleisher/Ollman on Thursday, November 10 at 7pm
Isaac Tin Wei Lin in Inspiration Information
Inspirational Information is a group exhibition that features work by Isaac Lin, Jason Musson, Sam Belkowitz, Matt Pruden, Kim Walker, Jonas Sebura, Corkey Sinks, Jesse Butcher, David Harper, Barbara Jenkins, Joel Parsons, Jamie Diamond, Lee Arnold, and Alex Gartelmann. The exhibition is an open examination of the subconscious drives that inspire art making practices.
Inspiration Information opens on October 21 at the Maas Building at 1325 Randolph Street, Philadelphia.
Jennifer Levonian speaking at the Institute of Contemporary Art
Jennifer Levonian will screen her latest film, The Oven Sky, with a live performance by New York-based artist and singer Rachel Mason on Thursday, October 20 at 6:30pm at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia.
The Animate Art! series foregrounds the recent interest that artists have shown in a variety of animation practices within the museum context. Through conversation with artists from a variety of geographic locations we will consider a variety of questions, including: the relationship between animation and other media; contemporary artists' engagement with the histories of art and film; the role of music; the differences among various forms of animation; and animation's treatment of history, time, and place.
Jennifer Levonian and Dan Murphy in Here.
here. is an exhibition that considers how “place” is not simply the geographic locality where an artist lives and works but also the juice of lived experience—the subject matter, material, concepts and freedoms that this space provides. Recognizing how place influences and infiltrates each artist’s work in diverse and complicated ways, here. explores how a sense of place exists in the work of artists from six particular regions—Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Phoenix, Raleigh-Durham, Detroit and Kansas City.
The exhibition, on view at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, runs from October 22 through December 31.