At the PMA Craft Show 2022 November 11-13 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia PA It’s an honor to be exhibiting at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show.The show will be in person and I’ll be debuting some special pieces exclusivelyfor the PMA Craft Show audience. Studio SPONG20 E Herman St, Philadelphia, PA […]
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December 3-7, 2018 New York Studio School interview Alumni Studio Visit: Mary Murphy I’ve just completed a studio visit with the New York Studio School, which will be published on their website; the link is above. Please note this link becomes active during the week of December 3-7. I have two digital prints in this […]
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Way of Words is honored to have been chosen to participate in the 2018 Art In the Open program. Friday, May 18, 201810:00 AM Sunday, May 20, 20188:00 PM Art in the Open (AiO), presented through the PNC Arts Alive initiative, is a biennial citywide event that celebrates artists, their inspirations, and their relationships with the urban environment. […]
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November 2 – 26, 2016 Opening Reception: Friday, Nov. 4, 2016 5:00 – 8:00 pm
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Andrew Christman invites you an exhibition of a series of paintings that have been in the works on and off again for the last 6 years. The Whale Song series continues my exploration of how conventions of abstraction have been to “explain” nature and the environment in field guides, text books and naturalist notebooks. I […]
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Melissa Maddonni Haims and her husband, Josh Haims, have long been mesmerized by mushrooms. Early in their relationship, Josh, who is from Manhattan, recommended that they go mushroom foraging in the Fairmount Park when visiting Melissa where she grew up in a suburb of Philadelphia. Having never been mushroom foraging before, the two of them […]
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In an article by Paul Jablow for The Inquirer posted Monday, December 7, 2015, Jablow writes: Germantown’s manufacturing era is long gone. But woodworker Fiorella and his business partner/brother, Mike, have found ways to make the building at 20 Herman St., just off Germantown Avenue, as relevant to the community as its predecessor was, using […]
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