Writer and entertainer Cheech Marin has amassed an art collection numbering over 700 works of Chicano art, making it the largest Chicano art collection in the United States.

The Philadelphia Autism Project is hosting an art show at City Hall and Community Behavioral Health to highlight artwork of individuals with autism.  The art show is aimed at recognizing the talent of individuals with autism and increasing awareness of autism within the Philadelphia community.

Existentially, these are challenging times for free thinkers. We are continually bombarded with information designed to influence our every thought, feeling, and action. With perfect algorithmic efficiency, a trepidatious flow of tweets, alternative facts and fake news exudes an overwhelming sense of disturbing uneasiness. The lines between relevancy and irrelevancy, understanding and confusion, sense and nonsense disappear, as does trust, leaving us in a state of starvation for the truth. Fortunately for artists, our right to free speech is still intact, so we can seek out the truth and DIG DEEPER. This juried exhibition features works that examine the idea of digging, exploration, research and analysis, investigation, or excavation. 

Join artist Anna Breinig for her solo exhibition, Save the Bees, at the Neumann University library, 1 Neumann Drive, Aston, PA from March 21-May 15. Opening reception is March 20 from 6-8 pm.

Group exhibition at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, featuring artists Sandi Neiman Lovitz, Tim McFarlane, Jean Plough, and Terril Warrenburg!

Group show presented by the Regional Center for Women in the Arts. 

Transforming Jazz - A Visual Journey is a group show the Art Gallery (Room 116) at Philadelphia's City Hall that aims to visually capture the genre of music's dynamic essence through color, patterns, movements, and symbols. 

Group photography exhibition at A Smith Gallery. Alyssa Coppelman, juror.

Spring has officially arrived at the University’s D’Arrigo Family Gallery. The new show - titled “Color Explosion” - features bright and bold colored artwork ranging from paintings of landscapes and abstracts to mixed-media pieces all from the collective women artist group, ARTsisters.

Capturing the Light - Photography Exhibition

Recently Alleger's work incorporates her travels and she has begun a series of projects entitled Wanderlust for each locale that she visits. She asks herself "What happens when I step out of my daily routine and step into the unknown?"

Grizzly Grizzly is pleased to announce our April exhibit, The Golgi Apparatus, a site-specific installation by Philadelphia artist and curator, Tyler Kline. Kline’s interpretation of a Golgi apparatus will be suspended above the floor, extending into the walls and ceiling of the exhibition space.

A group exhibition featuring artists Susan D'Alessio, Pia De Girolamo, Chris Feiro, Amy Herzel, and Andrea Lyons.

The Philadelphia Sketch Club presents The 155th Exhibition of Small Oil Paintings, a group exhibition of work featuring "small" scale oil work. 

Robert McNellis combines light, industrial materials, film, video, and photography to create sculpture that bridges abstraction and representation.

Working with highly reduced palettes of grays, blues, and browns, both Nancy Agati and Agathe Bouton focus on line, shape, and contrasts of light and dark.

Exhibition curated by Susanna W. Gold, Ph.D, features artists Nancy Agati and Agathe Bouton!

Beginning on April 24th, Alfa Art Gallery will commence one of its flagship exhibitions, the 2018 New Brunswick Art Salon for Oil Color and Mixed Media.

Cerulean Arts Gallery presents a solo exhibition with Karen Stabenow, titled Arctic Landscapes!

The Smithsonian Women’s Committee presents the 36th annual Smithsonian Craft Show, featuring 120 premier American artists chosen from a pool of approximately 1,000 applicants

New Jersey Arts Annual at Rowan University: An exhibit exploring environmental issues.

New Jersey Arts Annual at Rowan University: An exhibit exploring environmental issues.

Group photography exhibition at A Smith Gallery. Alyssa Coppelman, juror.