Sandra Benhaim
The Rainbow Show
The Rainbow Show is a debut collaboration by 26 artists of Philadelphia CollageWorks. Each artist created small, monochromatic collages in appreciation of the spectrum as showcased in the rainbow. … See Full Post
Benhaim & Halbert Cerulean Arts Solo Exhibitions
Nancy E.F. Halbert and Sandra Benhaim are both showing their bodies of work at Cerulean Arts from February 10 – March … See Full Post
Cerulean Arts Collective Members’ Exhibitions
Solo exhibitions by Sandra Benhaim, Kathleen Craig, Mo Gerngross, Nancy Halbert & Sean Sauer Virtual Reception & Artists’ Talk: Saturday, … See Full Post
Many Members in EKG Exhibition
Agathe Bouton, Angela McQuillan, Arlene Solomon, Bhavisha Patel, Carole Loeffler, Diane Lachman, Ellen Rosenholtz, Emily Selvin, Florence Weisz, Kristin Osgood Lamelas, Linnie Greenberg, Maggie Mills, Nazanin Moghbeli, Patricia Moss-Vreeland, Pedro Zagitt, Rachel Blythe Udell, Robert Zurer, Sandra … See Full Post
Unprecedented Times: A Socially Distanced Art Project
Virtual Reception: Thursday, February 11 6:30 – 7:30 at Venture Café Philadelphia In-Person Reception: TBD Unprecedented Times features artwork of … See Full Post
ARTSisters Group Exhibition Video
ARTSister members Barbara Dirnbach, Florence Weisz, Jenn Hallgren, Linda Dubin Garfield, Linnie Greenberg, Nancy Freeman Tabas, Priscilla Bohlen, Sandi Neiman … See Full Post
The Fellowship Annual Exhibition
First on view in person at HOT•BED gallery in November, The Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts’ … See Full Post
Members in “Sanctuary”
Linnie Greenberg, Sam Koren, and Sandra Benhaim are in Hamilton Street Gallery’s show Sanctuary, which runs from July 19 through September 5. … See Full Post
Sanctuary
A photo documentation exhibit during the time of the coronavirus Feature image: Two Muses, Sandra Benhaim
Banished for the Good of the Realm
Banished For the Good of the Realm is a virtual exhibition highlighting work from InLiquid’s artist members that they have made during the unprecedented stay-at-home order during the Spring of 2020.
