deadline: Monday, August 29, 2022
One For All is proud to be hosting First Friday events in West Philadelphia. We are looking for local artists to participate and display work at our 4111 Lancaster Ave Studio location. We are also looking for other organizations or businesses to participate, display local artists work, and be added to our First Friday map.
If interested in participating, please reach out to Director@oneforallartists.com or visit here.
Gillian Pokalo is an artist from the Philadelphia area, whose original, architecture-inspired mono prints employ combinations…
Gillian Pokalo is an artist from the Philadelphia area, whose original, architecture-inspired mono prints employ combinations of fine art printmaking and mixed media techniques with her silk screen photography…
Gillian Pokalo is an artist from the Philadelphia area, whose original, architecture-inspired mono prints employ combinations of fine art printmaking and mixed media techniques with her silk screen photography of abandoned…
Ellen Rosenholtz’s graphite on paper series explores native flora and fauna of New Jersey. The work looks at the profound…
Ellen Rosenholtz’s graphite on paper series explores native flora and fauna of New Jersey. The work looks at the profound beauty of natural forms as it exists within animals and plants. The multiplicity…
Ellen Rosenholtz’s graphite on paper series explores native flora and fauna of New Jersey. The work looks at the profound beauty of natural forms as it exists within animals and plants. The multiplicity of images underscore…
Whether memoir and short story writing, or figurative and abstract painting, Adam Erlbaum's creative practice remains…
Whether memoir and short story writing, or figurative and abstract painting, Adam Erlbaum's creative practice remains a constant during these changes of place. His internal explorations continually…
Whether memoir and short story writing, or figurative and abstract painting, Adam Erlbaum's creative practice remains a constant during these changes of place. His internal explorations continually led back to abstract…
