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A.M. Willard (1836-1918), Spirit of76, oil on canvas(1912). Courtesy ofJonathan W.Warner . On view atArthur Ross Gallerythrough Nov. 6,

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By Diane M. Fiske

Zaha Hadid, 60, who isknown for her unusualuse of form and mate-

rials as well as being aPritzer Prize winner, willpresent a display of hernonarchitectural work at thePhiladelphia Museum of Artbeginning Sept. 17.

The world-famous archi-tect now based in London

will design the gallery inwhich her products will bedisplayed inthe PerelmanBuilding at themuseum. Theshow, titledForm inMotion, willrun to March25, 2012.

Hadids

900 architec-tural projectsin 44 countriesinclude a sta-dium for theLondon Olympics, whichwill take place next year, theBMW Central Building in

Leipzig, Germany, and a

contemporary art center inCincinnati. Hadid is thedesigner of theDongdaemun Design Plaza& Park in Seoul, SouthKorea, which is expected tobe the centerpiece of thefestivities for the citys des-ignation as World DesignCapital 2010. Like manywell-known architects, anumber of her architectural

designs have not been built.Born in 1950 in

Baghdad, Iraq,Hadid receiveda degree inmathematicsfrom theAmericanUniversity ofBeirut beforemoving tostudy at the

ArchitecturalAssociationSchool ofArchitecture inLondon. After

graduating she worked withher former teachers RemKoolhaas and Elia

Zenghelis at the Office for

Metropolitan Architecture.The exhibit at the

Philadelphia Museum of Artwill concentrate on herdesigns for clothing, fur-nishings and high-profileinterior work. This workincludes the Mind Zoneand Feet Zone at theMillennium Dome inLondon and the Z-Carhydrogen-powered, three-

wheeled automobile.In 2007, Zaha Hadid

designed the Moon SystemSofa for leading Italian fur-niture manufacturer B&BItalia.

In 2009, she workedwith the clothing brandLacoste to create a newhigh fashion, and she alsocollaborated with a brass-ware manufacturer for

designs in her architecturalstyle. Her contributions tobrassware design and otherfields push the boundariesof designs of all types.

Form in Motion willconcentrate on the furniture,


Form in Motion to celebrate Hadid at art museum

A fire station in Vitra, Germany, designed by Zaha Hadid.

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If You Go

Zaha Hadid:Form in Motion

will be on viewin the Perlman Building

of the PhiladelphiaMuseum of Art,

Fairmount & Pennsylvaniaavenues,

Philadelphia, PA 19130,

Sept. 17, 2011 - March 25,2012.

Info: 215-763-8100 orwww.philamuseum.org.

Above, Melissa Shoes, 2008. Zaha Hadid(Iraqi, b. 1950). Mold injected plastic.Black: Womens Size 6: 9 in, Purple:Womens Size 9: 10 in. Black and purple.Made by Grendene S.A., Farroupilha, RioGrande do Sul, Brazil. Photography cour-tesy of David Grandorge.

Z-Car I, 2006. Zaha Hadid (Iraqi, b. 1950). Lightweight carbon fibercomposite: EPS PU, PU-coating, car paint. 65 3/4 x 72 13/16 x 148in. Black/white. Made by GTM Cars, Kingswinford, England.Photography courtesy of Zaha Hadi Architects: Project Zaha HadidArchitects in collaboration with Kenny Shachter/ ROVE GalleryLondon.

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Nichols Berg GalleryChestnut Hill, Philadelphia PA

We are looking for submissions for ourNovember Encaustics Showwhich runs November 4th-26th.

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Nichols Berg GalleryChestnut Hill, Philadelphia PA

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utting together a private artcollection is essentially alabor of the heart and the

soul. It invites the dedicatedconnoisseur to experiencedeep passion and inspired

commitment.This observation is vividly evident

in an attraction titled An AmericanOdyssey: The Warner Collection ofAmerican Art. It is currentlyinstalled in Philadelphia inside theArthur Ross Gallery at 220 S. 34thSt. on the campus of the University ofPennsylvania and will remain there

until Nov. 6, 2011.The exhibition offers artworks dat-ing from several centuries ofAmerican creative effort. They com-prise a traveling show drawn from theprivate collection of Jonathan Warnerand his wife, Susan Austin Warner. Inpictures with considerable popularappeal, the show reflects their view ofAmerican history in readily accessi-ble, essentially narrative paintings,done between 1829 and 1969.

Warner began buying art in the1950s, when he acquired a series oforiginal prints by John JamesAudubon. Over the next 40 years, heand his wife added to the collection.In 2003 he founded the Westervelt-Warner Museum to share his and hiscompanys collection (originally GulfStates Paper) with the public.

The selections on display in theRoss Gallery cover portraits, signifi-cant events taken from the past and

the Bible as well as illustrations ofeveryday activity, still-life and land-scape. Among the many well-knownpainters who are represented byexamples of their work, you findAlbert Bierstadt, Mary Cassatt,Frederic Church, Thomas Cole,Winslow Homer and Andrew Wyeth.

The Warners believe the study ofsuch selections offers an exceptionalopportunity for learning about thenations growth and the foundation of

its ideals.The value of home and family life

has been painted with colorful atten-tion in Edward Henrys oil on canvastitled Colonial Wedding. Alivelygenre subject, the picture gives voiceto a slice-of-life occasion as it mighthave taken place in one of the British

colonies on the Eastern seaboardbefore the patriots came together toproclaim independence from themother country. Alive with ruralcharm and an abundance of crispdetail, the composition is effervescentwith the joy of the moment, ostensi-bly destined to never fade.

The sincere devotion of manyAmericans to the Judeo-Christianreligious tradition is expressed artisti-cally in the Frederic Edwin Churchpainting titled Moses Viewing thePromised Land. A rather small-scalepicture, it projects a mighty panorama

in which the Biblical leader of hisflock stands on a high cliff lookingout across the River Jordan to seeIsrael off in the distance. It is quitespectacular. As a view of nature, outof doors, the overall character of theimage is absolutely overpowering and

heroically dramatic.One of several versions of

Archibald Willards well-knownSpirit of 76 is in the show. Itvibrates with ultra-national chauvin-ism and the vigorous beat of march-ing musicians performing with fife

B

yBurtonWasserman

Warner Collection illuminates the American Odyssey

Above, Frederic Church (1826-1900),Moses Viewing the Promised Land,oil on canvas (1846). Courtesy of

Jonathan W. Warner. Right, EdwardPotthast (1857-1927), Too Timid,oil on panel. Courtesy of the WarnerFoundation.



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and drums.Admittedly,the design isa bit con-trived but,nevertheless,it also com-municates asoul-stirring

fervor, welllaced withcivic appre-ciation.Incidentally,besides hiscareer as apainter, Willard was a veter-an of the Union Army whopersonally participated, as acolors-bearer, in the CivilWar.

The Arrangement ofGrapes is a fetching still-life by James Peale in thetradition of 17th centuryDutch painting. It voices asincere tribute to the bountyof Mother Nature.Apparently, she has brought

the fruit of theearth into exis-tence for thenourishment anddelight of all thecreatures on theface of the earth.

The overallinstallation is

valuable for itsservice as a cata-log of the manyways artistsacross the yearshave devisedassorted styles

for representing the overtappearance of people,places and things. Theymay not always reach theheights of aesthetic accom-

plishment one finds, forexample, on a visit to theUffizi Gallery in Florence.But within the scope of theirown reasonable limits, theyadd up to a fascinating exhi-bition with a character and apersonality all its own.

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Above, EdwardLamson Henry

(1841-1919),Colonial Wedding,oil on canvas (1911).Courtesy of theWarner Foundation.Right, DanielHuntington (1816-1906), GeorgeWashington andChristopher GistCrossing theAlleghany River, oilon canvas (circa

1840). Courtesy ofJonathan W. Warner.

If You Go

An American Odyssey:The Warner Collection of

American Artis currently on view

at the Arthur Ross Galleryon the campus of the

University of Pennsylvania,

220 S. 34th St.,Philadelphia, PA 19104,through Nov. 6, 2011.Info: 215-898-1479 or

www.upenn.edu/ARG.www.philamuseum.org.



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Countys largest juried art exhibition, show-casing most media. The show attracts from350 to 500 national and international entrieseach year vying for $3000+ in awards.Through Sep 11: Recent Acquisitions Welcomed into the collection through pur-chase, gift, and bequest, this exhibition fea-tures some intriguing recent additions,ranging from Pennsylvania German paintedfurniture and frakturs, European andAmerican decorative arts, to twentieth cen-tury prints, paintings, sculpture, and tex-

tiles.Sep 17, 2011-Jan 22, 2012: Andrew Orth:Directing Hollywood This photo exhibi-tion is a collection of more than twentyinternationally renowned television, photog-raphy and film directors taken over the last15 years. Includes: Steven Zaillian (Girlwith the Dragon Tattoo, Schindlers List),Darren Aronofsky (Black Swan, TheFighter), JohnDahl (Shameless,Californication) and others.Sep 24, 2011-Jan 29, 2012: AmericanImpressionism: The Lure of the ArtistsColony Features, for the first time, one ofThe Museums greatest strengths from itspermanent collection - 75 oil paintings andnearly 30 works on paper dating from the1880s through the 1940s, from WilliamMerritt Chase, Childe Hassam, ErnestLawson, Julian Alden Weir, JohnTwachtman, Chauncey Ryder, Frank W.Benson, William Paxton, Abbott Thayer, GuyWiggins, Charles Webster Hawthrone, ColinCampbell Cooper, Daniel Garber andEdward Redfield, among others.

JAMES A. MICHENER ART MUSEUM138 S Pine St. Doylestown.P: 215-340-9800. Hours: Tues-Fri 10am-4:30pm, Sat 10am-5pm, Sun Noon-5pm.www.michenerartmuseum.orgPaton, Smith, Della Penna-FerbergerGalleries:Through Oct 2: So Bravely and So Well The Life and Art of William T. Trego

Fred Beans Gallery:Sep 10, 2011-Jan 1, 2012: Quilt Art:International ExpressionsPfundt Gallery:Through Oct 16: Transmutations andMetamorphosis: The Collages of AnnIrwin

BRANDYWINE RIVER MUSEUMU.S. Rte. 1 & Creek Rd., Chadds Ford. 610-388-2700. Hours: Daily 9:30 am-4:30 pm.www.brandywinemuseum.orgCelebrating 40th Anniversary of theBrandywine River Museum and 100thAnniversary of N.C. Wyeths TreasureIsland, Classic Illustrations for a ClassicTale. The Museum will present four exhibi-tions N.C. Wyeths Treasure Island illustra-tions, woks by Howard Pyle, works byHoward Pyles students, masterpieces byAndrew Wyeth and highlights of theMuseums 40 years of collecting. A gala onOctober 15 and special tours of the exhibi-tions. Please check the Museum websitefor dates of the exhibitions and accompany-ing events and activities.

CHESTER COUNTY ART ASSOC.100 North Bradford Ave.,P: 610-696-5600, F: 610-918-1327.Hours: Tues-Sat 9:30am-4pm.www.chestercountyarts.orgWest Chester:Gallery Hours: Tue-Sat, 9:30am-4pm. FREESep 2-23: Members Juried Show plusWilliam Earle, Scott Nichol & Wet-Transfer Workshop ShowOpening Reception: Thu, Sep 1, 5-8 pm.FREE.Exton Square Studio:

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DARLINGTON ARTS CENTER977 Shavertown Rd., Boothwyn.P: 610-358-3632. F: 610-358-2018.Gallery Hours: Mon-Fri 9pm-9pm, Sat9am-4pm, Closed Sundays. E-mail:[email protected] Sep 26: Torchiere ArtsPhotography specializes in fine art, portrait,event, commercial and special commissionbased photography. Eric Zippe and Trula Blizehave a passion for photography that is easilytranslated through their work to their viewer.Opening Reception: Sat, Sep 17, 5:30-

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LANCASTER COUNTY ARTASSOCIATION149 Precision Ave., Strasburg, PA 17579.717-687-7061. Wed-Sun 1-5 pm.www.lcaaonline.org. All exhibits are free,open to the public & handicapped accessible.In the Kauffman and Steinmetz Galleries:Sep 25-Nov 10: Yesterday, Today &Tomorrow - The LCAAs 75th Anniversary

Exhibit will feature work by current mem-bers and anyone who has been a memberat anytime in the LCAAs history. There willbe a special memorial section to honorthose members who are no longer with us.Awards will be given and judge for theexhibit will be Dr. Ronald Sykes who taughtat the LCAA for many years.Opening Reception: Sun, Sep 25. There willbe a number of special events. The 75thAnniversary Book and artworks donated forthe Time Capsule will be shown for the firsttime before being placed in a Time Capsule.A short film created for the 75th Anniversarywill be shown. The Flipside Big Band, a

1940s style jazz band, will be playing, and ofcourse some great food will be provided. Thepublic is invited. Admission is free.

PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OFART & DESIGN204 N. Prince St., Lancaster.P: 717-396-7833. Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm. All exhibits are free and open tothe public, and the PCA&D Main Gallery ishandicapped accessible. www.pcad.edu.Artists Talk: Seymour Chwast, Tues, Sep 13,2pm. This comic expressionist is co-founderof the legendary Push Pin Studios inNew Yorkand is known for his innovative approach to

typography, graphic illustrations and designaesthetics. Details at pcad.edu/news.Through Sep 30: Fifty Years of Postersby Seymour Chwast. continues in theMain Gallery.Oct 7: The Mosaic Project: Raul Colonand Amy Sherald opens in the galleryfrom 5-9pm. Talks by artists at 10am and1pm. See pcad.edu/mosaic for details.

EPISCOPAL ACADEMYCrawford Campus Center Gallery1785 Bishop White Dr., Newtown Square,

PA. P: 484-424-1400Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:00pm. www.epis-copalacademy.org

THE GREAT FRAME UP302 West Lancaster Ave., Wayne, PA 19087.P: 610-687-3060; F: 610-995-2215. Mon-Fri10-6, Wed 10-9, First Fridays 10-8, Sat 10-5.www.mainlineframing.comSep 2-31: Our September First Friday Show

will feature the photographs of ClaudiaStrepp about horses and landscapes. Look atwww.claudiastreppvisuals.com for a preview.Opening Reception: Fri, Sep 2, 5-8pm.

LAWRENCE GALLERYRosemont College1400 Montgomery Ave., Rosemont, PA19010. 610-527-0200 x 2310. Fax: 610-527-0341. Mon-Fri 9 am- 8 pm. Weekends byappt. www.rosemont.edu (Lawrence Gallerylink) Email: [email protected].

Aug 24-Sep 20: Harry Bertoia: FourDecades of Drawings. For information callLauren McDonnell, 1-610-527-0200 x 2967or e-mail [email protected] in 1921 by the Society of the HolyChild Jesus, Rosemont College is an inde-pendent liberal arts institution in the Catholictradition located on the Main Line. For moreinformation, visit our website.

MAIN LINE ART CENTER

746 Panmure Rd., Haverford, P: 610-525-0272 F: 610-525-5036. Mon-Thurs 10am-8pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Closed Sun.Call forinfo on lectures, trips and special events. Visit

website for info, www.mainlineart.org. Plentyof free parking!Were celebrating 75 years of Art forEveryone! Discounts for new students, earlyregistration and siblings. Visit the website tobrowse through all our offerings and registeronline, or call us at 610.525.0272.Sep 6-23: Faculty Exhibition, our award-win-ning, professional Teachng Artists set the ArtCenter apart from all othrs, and were proudto hold an annual exhibition in their honor.Closing Reception: Fri, Sep 23, 6-8 pm.Sep 17: Young Friends Studio Tour, 10am-12pm. Join us for a tour of select FacultyMembers studios, launching our new Young

Friends Program. Transportation and treatswill be provided. Reservations required toStean Wilborn: 610-525-0272 x 12. YoungFriends Members: FREE; General Public $25.Sep 10: Free Family Arts Festival, 10am-3pm. Main Line Art Center invites families tohelp us begin our 75th Anniversary celebra-tions with a free festival in our garden featur-ing entertainment, food and hands-on artprojects for children that are inspired by cele-brations around the world.Sep 20: Members Only Artist Cafe: ToUpload or to Download, That is theQuestion! 10am. A free computer literacy

workshop for Members who are artists.RSVP to [email protected] 24: Artistic Development Winsor &Newton: Oil Paint & Mediums Demo,10am-1pm. FREE. An informative hands-ondemonstration will include paint opacity, colormixing, light fastness, and the implementationof various mediums and solvents, as wellmaterial safety data. Participant will receivefree samples of oil paints and mediums.Please register in advance.

MAIN LINE UNITARIAN CHURCH816 S. Valley Forge Rd., Devon. Mon-Fri9am-4:30pm. Sun 9am-2pm. Call 484-341-

8014 or visit www.MLUC.org for info/direc-tions. Public is welcome!At the McGinness and Fireside GalleriesSep 9-Oct 16: Artists Equity Select Show,featuring paintings and other 2D works by agroup selected by noted juror, FrankHyder.Hosted by the MLUC Visual Arts Committee.Reception for Artists: Sat, Sep 17, 2-4pm.

ST. JOSEPHS UNIVERSITY GALLERY376 N. Latches Lane, Merion Station, PA. P:

MAIN LINE

LANCASTER COUNTY

DELAWARE COUNTY

CHESTER COUNTY

DOYLESTOWNART LEAGUE

WWW.DOYLESTOWNARTLEAGUE.COMPHONE: 215-348-2166

FAX: 215-230-1799MEMBERSHIP: 215-997-9573

CLASSES: 215-257-7190DAL SEPTEMBER 8TH MEETING

STARTING AT 7 PM, WILL PRESENTPARIS THROUGH THE WINDOWS MARC CHAGALL AND HIS CIRCLE

PAINTINGS BY THE MEMBERS OFTHE DOYLESTOWN ART LEAGUE

CAN BE SEEN AT

JOHN CHAPMAN GALLERY46 EAST STATE STREET

DOYLESTOWN, PA 215-348-2011

FOR INFORMATION CALL215-348-4065 - HENRY

FOR EDUCATION PROGRAMS CALL

215-257-7190 - LOUISAFOR MEMBERSHIP CALL215-997-9573 - SHEILA

BUCKS COUNTY

GOGGLEWORKSCENTER FOR THE

ARTS201 Washington St. Reading, PA 19601

P: 610-374-4600.Mon-Sat 9am-9pm, Sun 11am-7pm.

First Thurs 5pm-8pm.Second Sun 11am-4pm.www.goggleworks.org

Email: [email protected]

Cohen Gallery:

Through Sept 11: Red Rose City Art:Featuring Lancaster-Area Artists.Through Sept 11: Jerry Dersh - ARetrospective: 40 Years of Sculpture.Sept 18-Nov 6: Collision Cross

Section.Opening Reception: First Fri., Oct7, 5:30-7:30pm.

Schmidt Gallery:

Sept 4-27: The Circle of Five,Sharon McGinley, Mary Stoudt,Elizabeth Irwin, Shirley Snyder,Chris Ripnak.Opening Reception: First Fri,Sept. 9, 5:30-7:30pm.

Other Happenings:

GoggleWorks Hot Shop is reopen-ing in September 2011.

GoggleWorks 6th AnniversaryGala: From SoHo to Ricktown, Sat,Sept 10, 2011, 5pm-10pm

GoggleWorks 6th Anniversary 2ndSunday Open House, Sun, Sept 11,2011, 11am-4pm.

Call for any questions:610-374.4600 or visit the website:

www.goggleworks.org



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610-660-1845. Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-7pm, Sat 10am-1pm.www.sju.edu/gallery.Aug 22-Sep 23: Inaugural Exhibition ofthe University Gallery at Merion Hallwith an Faculty Exhibition featuring theworks of Peter Bonner, Steve Cope, SusanFenton, Beverly Fisher, Mary Henderson,Ron Klein, Dennis McNally, SJ, MartaSanchez, Jury Smith, Dennis Weeks.Opening Reception: Thu, Sep 8, 6-8pm.

SWEET MABEL FOLK ART41 N. Narberth Ave., Narberth. P: 610-667-3041. Tue-Sat 11am - 6pm, Sun 12-5pm.www.sweetmabel.comFeaturing folk, outsider & found object artand craft from regional and national artists.Sep 2-Oct 5: Edward Woltemate Jr.:Extraordinary Visions. Mr. Woltemate cre-ates art that takes you to another world. Hiscolorful pencil drawings and collages reflecthis lifelong interest in alien worlds, distantplanets, UFOs and their inhabitants. Despitebeing born deaf, he creates art that captureshis audience and draws them into his fan-tasies.Opening Reception: Fri, Sep 2, 6-9pm. Stopby and meet this amazing visionary.

VILLANOVA UNIVERSITYART GALLERYConnelly Center, 2nd Flr., 800 Lancaster Ave.,Villanova.P: 610-519-4612. Fax: 610-519-6046. OpenDaily 9am-5pm. For weekend and extendedhours call 610-519-4612 or visitwww.ArtGallery.Villanova.eduAug 22-Oct 5: Florence Putterman,Entwined Metaphors.Meet the Artist Reception: Fri, Sep 9, 5pm-7pm.

.

ABINGTON ART CENTER515 Meetinghouse Rd., Jenkintown.215-887-4882. Fax: 215-887-5789.Wed-Fri 10 am- 5 pm, Thurs to 7 pm,Sat & Sun 10 am - 3 pmwww.abingtonartcenter.orgSep 10-Nov 27: Solo Series 2011 withSarah Becktel (paintings), JosephLeroux (installation), Erin Murray (draw-ings) & Paul Rider (photographs).Opening Reception: Sep 11, 3-5pm.Join us for light refreshment and a winebar.Sep 24 & 25: Farming the SculpturePark. This summer, artists Mei-lingHom and Lonnie Graham have been

exploring the connection between farm-ing and art. Now is the time to explorewhat they have harvested - complete withsymbolism, activism, healing, global con-nections and sustenance. Join for aweekend of workshops, gatherings andtalks to see how far planting a seed can

go in the hands of thse amazing artists.Through September: Guided SculpturePark Tours, every Saturday and Sunday,open and FREE to the public. Tours leavethe Art Centers lobby at 11am & 1pm,weather permitting. No appointmentnecessary.

CHELTENHAM CENTER FOR THE ARTS439 Ashbourne Road,Cheltenham.215-379-4660. Mon-Fri 10:30 am-3 pm,Closed Sat & Sun for Sept, Open Sat. &Sun for Oct, Noon-3pm.

[email protected] 25-Oct 21: Pots & Prints a jointpaper and clay exhibition by the CheltenhamPrintermakers Guild and the CheltenhamClay Guild.Opening Reception: Sun, Sep 25, 2-4pm,with music and refreshments

GERMANTOWN ACADEMY340 Morris Road, Fort Washington, PA.P: 215-646-3300. Gallery Hours: Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm. www.germantownacade-my.netAug 31-Sep 30: Leah Hartman Frankel,

Site Specific Sculptural Installation,Topography of the Wissahickon Creek.

JOHN JAMES AUDUBONCENTER AT MILL GROVE1201 Pawlings Rd., Audubon,P: 610-666-5593 x 101, F: 484-831-5305 Hours: Tues-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1-4pm, closed Mon & major holidays.http://pa.audubon.org/centers_mill_grove.html.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY GUILD OFPROFESSIONAL ARTISTS (MCGOPA)At SPP Galleries The Inquirer Building.Rt. 23, between Rts. 202 & 320,Conshohocken, PA. 610-803-3248(Maria Solomon - Gallery Director).www.mcgopa.org. FREE - OPEN DAILY(Representative: 11am-1pm Mondays &Fridays). MCGOPA is a 501c3 non-profitorganization. FRIENDS WELCOME!MCGOPA is now on Facebook. Join ournetwork . . . facebook.com/mcgopa.

NORTH PENN ART ALLIANCEThe NPAA is a 200-member nonprofitgroup of artists and lovers of art whomeet regularly in the basement of theUnivest building, located at 521 W. MainStreet in Lansdale. P: 215-393-9110.www.northpennarts.orgSep 7: Meeting at the Univest Building,521 W. Main St., Lansdale, at 7 pm. Allmembers are welcome to come backfrom their summer vacations. They areinvited to bring their artworks to show atthe Gallery Presentation for the ATCTheme for September, What I Did forSummer Vacation, and also theirthemed Artist Trading Cards for tradingwith others. Information on upcomingshows and events will be presented afterthe Gallery Presentation. We will partici-pat in the First Friday Event on Sept. 2.

Oct. 5: Meeting at Univest Building, forthe Gallery Presentation by NPAA mem-ber Barbara Moss Buscher aboutPrintmaking and Collage. The ATC themefor October will be Spooky Things.Members, bring your themed Artist

Trading Cards to trade with others.

ORCHARD ARTWORKS520 Tomlinson Rd, Bryn Athyn 19009.P: 215-947-9882. Gallery Hours: Fri &Sat 10am-4pm; Sun 1-4pm. OpensLabor Day Weekend. www.orchardart-works.orgSep 4-25: Autumn in the Orchard agroup show of works by the currentgallery members.

ORELAND ART CENTER

SAUDC- Upper Level. 100 WischmanAve. & Twining Rd., Oreland, PA 19075.For Adult and Childrens Classes- 215-572-6855. Call for Brochure. www.ore-landartcenter.comNew classes, workshops, demos begin-ning soon. Opportunities to exhbit yourwork! Call for our new brochure.

LEHIGH UNIVERSITYART GALLERIES420 E. Packer Ave., Bethlehem. 610-758-

3615. Girdler Gallery: Mon-Fri 8am-10pm;DuBois Gallery: Mon-Fri 9am-10pm; Siegel:Mon-Thurs 9am-10pm, Fri 9am-5pm;Rauch: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm; Virtual Gallery atZoellner: Wed-Sun 11am-4pm. Call forsummer hours. www.luag.orgLower Gallery, Zoellner Arts Center:Through Fall 2012: That Was Then, This isNow: Selections from the LUAG TeachingCollection - paintings, photography andvideo works by artists including Bonnard,Redon, Picasso, Warhol and Triana.DuBois Gallery:Aug 29-Dec 16: Women Photographers:Selections from the LUAG Teaching

Collection - celebrating 40 years of womenat Lehigh.Gallery at Rauch Business Center:Aug 29-Dec 2: Lissie Hobie: Photography,The Memorial Album (1954-2008). Aportfolio by the noted Guatemalan photog-rapher.

CENTER FOR EMERGING VISUALARTISTS237 S. 18th St., The Barclay, 3rd Floor,Philadelphia, Pa 19103P: 215-546-7775; F: 215-546-7802. Hours:Mon-Fri 11am-5pm when exhibition is onview. www.cfeva.orgExhibition #1Aug 25-Sep 15: Displaced, a SpotlightExhibition featuring Noah Addis & BohyunYoon at the Center for Emerging VisualArtists at the Barclay, 3rd Floor, 237 S. 18thSt., Philadelphia, PA. Hours are Mon-Fri11am-5pm and by appointment.Artist Talk and Reception: Thurs., Aug 25, 5

- 7pm.Exhibition #2Sep 22-Oct 20: Transmutation, anAlumni Solo Series Exhibition featuringChristopher Hartshorne &Binod Shrestha atthe Center for Emerging Visual Artists at the

Barclay, 3rd Floor, 237 S. 18th St.,Philadelphia, PA. Hours are Mon-Fri 11am-5pm and by appointment.Artist Talks and Reception: Thu, Sep 22, 5 -7pm.Oct 1 & 2: POST Weekend, 12pm-6pmExhibition #3Through Sep 10: John Woodin: City ofMemory. John Woodin exhibits photo-graphs from his book, City of Memory:New Orleans Before and After HurricaneKatrina at The Next Page, Friends of the

Free Library Bookstore, 722 ChestnutStreet, Philadelphia, PA 19106. Mon-Sat,10am-6pm.

THE PHILADELPHIAFOUNDATION

The Community Art Gallery1234 Market St., Suite 1800, Phila, PA.215-563-6417. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm.www.philafound.orgSep 19, 2011-Jan 20, 2012: MYXing ItUp: 2001-2011 An exhibition featuring

PHILADELPHIA

SKETCH CLUB235 S. Camac St.,between 12th & 13th Sts.

Mon., Wed.,Fri.-Sun 1-5pmwww.sketchclub.org or

call 215.545.9298.Where Artists Grow.

SEPTEMBER 7TO 17, 2011:ABSOLUTELY ABSTRACT

Juried Exhbition ofAbstract Works

Reception: Sun, Sep 11,2-4pm

SEPT. 30TO OCT. 22, 2011:PROMISES OF

GREATNESS: YOUNGPHILADELPHIA

ARTISTSInvitational Exhibition

Reception: Sun, Oct 9, 2-4pm

Visit above website for life,clothed model and print

workshop schedules.

PENNSYLVANIA

ACADEMY

OF THE FINE ARTS

118-128 N. Broad St.

215-972-7600 www.pafa.orgTue-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-5pmClosed Mondays and legal holidays.

Through Sep 4: Urbanism:

Reimaging the LivedEnvironmentThrough Oct 23: Alumni SalesGallery: EnvironmentalPerspectives,A Landscape ShowOngoing: George TookersHighwayOngoing: American Art StartsHere: PAFA Refreshed, Reloaded

Call for more information.

CENTER CITY

PHILADELPHIA

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY

Celebrating Our 70th Year

Welcomes New and ExperiencedArtists to our Classes,

Trips, Shows, Workshops andMonthly Meeting

Fall RegistrationNow Open

Beginner to Advanced AdultClasses in Watercolor, Sculpture,Pastels, Acrylic / Oil, Life,

Printmaking, and Photography.Childrens Saturday Classes

Monthly MeetingTuesday, September 13, 7:45pm

American Watercolor Society presi-dent, Jim McFarlane, will share hisart experiences and growth - howone artists work evolved from hiscollege portfolio to the maturity ofhis current work. Free and open to

the public.

Annual Fall ExhibitionSeptember 23-25, Friday-Sunday

Gallery Hours: 12pm-5pmReception: Sun, Sept. 25, 3-5pm

Awards, 4:30pm Juror: Nancy Barch

FOR MORE INFORMATION,CALL 610-539-3393

OR VISIT WWW.GNAL.ORG800 WEST GERMANTOWN PIKE

E. NORRITON, PA 19403

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WAYNEART CENTER413 Maplewood Ave., Wayne.

P: 610-688-3553.F: 610-995-0478.

Mon-Sat 10am-5pm.www.wayneart.org

E-mail: [email protected]

In Davenport Gallery:September 12-October 15:

Faculty Exhibition, works bythe faculty of Wayne Art

Center.Opening Reception: Saturday,

September 17, 4:00pm-6:00pm.

In Ethel Sergeant ClarkSmith Gallery:

September 12-October 15: TheJourney of Life, featuringworks by Philadelphia Arts

Connection.Opening Reception: Saturday,September 17, 4:00pm-6:00pm

In Link and Outside Terrace:Through Sep 16: Deidre Selig,

Explorations in Direct MetalSculpture

Fall 2011 Classes BeginSeptember 19.For Registration and informa-tion, www.wayneart.org or

610-688-3553

Call or Email for Home Delivery! 215-628-8330 x229 or [email protected]



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610-660-1845. Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-7pm, Sat 10am-1pm.www.sju.edu/gallery.Aug 22-Sep 23: Inaugural Exhibition ofthe University Gallery at Merion Hallwith an Faculty Exhibition featuring theworks of Peter Bonner, Steve Cope, SusanFenton, Beverly Fisher, Mary Henderson,Ron Klein, Dennis McNally, SJ, MartaSanchez, Jury Smith, Dennis Weeks.Opening Reception: Thu, Sep 8, 6-8pm.

SWEET MABEL FOLK ART41 N. Narberth Ave., Narberth. P: 610-667-3041. Tue-Sat 11am - 6pm, Sun 12-5pm.www.sweetmabel.comFeaturing folk, outsider & found object artand craft from regional and national artists.Sep 2-Oct 5: Edward Woltemate Jr.:Extraordinary Visions. Mr. Woltemate cre-ates art that takes you to another world. Hiscolorful pencil drawings and collages reflecthis lifelong interest in alien worlds, distantplanets, UFOs and their inhabitants. Despitebeing born deaf, he creates art that captureshis audience and draws them into his fan-tasies.Opening Reception: Fri, Sep 2, 6-9pm. Stopby and meet this amazing visionary.

VILLANOVA UNIVERSITYART GALLERYConnelly Center, 2nd Flr., 800 Lancaster Ave.,Villanova.P: 610-519-4612. Fax: 610-519-6046. OpenDaily 9am-5pm. For weekend and extendedhours call 610-519-4612 or visitwww.ArtGallery.Villanova.eduAug 22-Oct 5: Florence Putterman,Entwined Metaphors.Meet the Artist Reception: Fri, Sep 9, 5pm-7pm.

.

ABINGTON ART CENTER515 Meetinghouse Rd., Jenkintown.215-887-4882. Fax: 215-887-5789.Wed-Fri 10 am- 5 pm, Thurs to 7 pm,Sat & Sun 10 am - 3 pmwww.abingtonartcenter.orgSep 10-Nov 27: Solo Series 2011 withSarah Becktel (paintings), JosephLeroux (installation), Erin Murray (draw-ings) & Paul Rider (photographs).Opening Reception: Sep 11, 3-5pm.Join us for light refreshment and a winebar.Sep 24 & 25: Farming the SculpturePark. This summer, artists Mei-lingHom and Lonnie Graham have been

exploring the connection between farm-ing and art. Now is the time to explorewhat they have harvested - complete withsymbolism, activism, healing, global con-nections and sustenance. Join for aweekend of workshops, gatherings andtalks to see how far planting a seed can

go in the hands of thse amazing artists.Through September: Guided SculpturePark Tours, every Saturday and Sunday,open and FREE to the public. Tours leavethe Art Centers lobby at 11am & 1pm,weather permitting. No appointmentnecessary.

CHELTENHAM CENTER FOR THE ARTS439 Ashbourne Road,Cheltenham.215-379-4660. Mon-Fri 10:30 am-3 pm,Closed Sat & Sun for Sept, Open Sat. &Sun for Oct, Noon-3pm.

[email protected] 25-Oct 21: Pots & Prints a jointpaper and clay exhibition by the CheltenhamPrintermakers Guild and the CheltenhamClay Guild.Opening Reception: Sun, Sep 25, 2-4pm,with music and refreshments

GERMANTOWN ACADEMY340 Morris Road, Fort Washington, PA.P: 215-646-3300. Gallery Hours: Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm. www.germantownacade-my.netAug 31-Sep 30: Leah Hartman Frankel,

Site Specific Sculptural Installation,Topography of the Wissahickon Creek.

JOHN JAMES AUDUBONCENTER AT MILL GROVE1201 Pawlings Rd., Audubon,P: 610-666-5593 x 101, F: 484-831-5305 Hours: Tues-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1-4pm, closed Mon & major holidays.http://pa.audubon.org/centers_mill_grove.html.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY GUILD OFPROFESSIONAL ARTISTS (MCGOPA)At SPP Galleries The Inquirer Building.Rt. 23, between Rts. 202 & 320,Conshohocken, PA. 610-803-3248(Maria Solomon - Gallery Director).www.mcgopa.org. FREE - OPEN DAILY(Representative: 11am-1pm Mondays &Fridays). MCGOPA is a 501c3 non-profitorganization. FRIENDS WELCOME!MCGOPA is now on Facebook. Join ournetwork . . . facebook.com/mcgopa.

NORTH PENN ART ALLIANCEThe NPAA is a 200-member nonprofitgroup of artists and lovers of art whomeet regularly in the basement of theUnivest building, located at 521 W. MainStreet in Lansdale. P: 215-393-9110.www.northpennarts.orgSep 7: Meeting at the Univest Building,521 W. Main St., Lansdale, at 7 pm. Allmembers are welcome to come backfrom their summer vacations. They areinvited to bring their artworks to show atthe Gallery Presentation for the ATCTheme for September, What I Did forSummer Vacation, and also theirthemed Artist Trading Cards for tradingwith others. Information on upcomingshows and events will be presented afterthe Gallery Presentation. We will partici-pat in the First Friday Event on Sept. 2.

Oct. 5: Meeting at Univest Building, forthe Gallery Presentation by NPAA mem-ber Barbara Moss Buscher aboutPrintmaking and Collage. The ATC themefor October will be Spooky Things.Members, bring your themed Artist

Trading Cards to trade with others.

ORCHARD ARTWORKS520 Tomlinson Rd, Bryn Athyn 19009.P: 215-947-9882. Gallery Hours: Fri &Sat 10am-4pm; Sun 1-4pm. OpensLabor Day Weekend. www.orchardart-works.orgSep 4-25: Autumn in the Orchard agroup show of works by the currentgallery members.

ORELAND ART CENTER

SAUDC- Upper Level. 100 WischmanAve. & Twining Rd., Oreland, PA 19075.For Adult and Childrens Classes- 215-572-6855. Call for Brochure. www.ore-landartcenter.comNew classes, workshops, demos begin-ning soon. Opportunities to exhbit yourwork! Call for our new brochure.

LEHIGH UNIVERSITYART GALLERIES420 E. Packer Ave., Bethlehem. 610-758-

3615. Girdler Gallery: Mon-Fri 8am-10pm;DuBois Gallery: Mon-Fri 9am-10pm; Siegel:Mon-Thurs 9am-10pm, Fri 9am-5pm;Rauch: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm; Virtual Gallery atZoellner: Wed-Sun 11am-4pm. Call forsummer hours. www.luag.orgLower Gallery, Zoellner Arts Center:Through Fall 2012: That Was Then, This isNow: Selections from the LUAG TeachingCollection - paintings, photography andvideo works by artists including Bonnard,Redon, Picasso, Warhol and Triana.DuBois Gallery:Aug 29-Dec 16: Women Photographers:Selections from the LUAG Teaching

Collection - celebrating 40 years of womenat Lehigh.Gallery at Rauch Business Center:Aug 29-Dec 2: Lissie Hobie: Photography,The Memorial Album (1954-2008). Aportfolio by the noted Guatemalan photog-rapher.

CENTER FOR EMERGING VISUALARTISTS237 S. 18th St., The Barclay, 3rd Floor,Philadelphia, Pa 19103P: 215-546-7775; F: 215-546-7802. Hours:Mon-Fri 11am-5pm when exhibition is onview. www.cfeva.orgExhibition #1Aug 25-Sep 15: Displaced, a SpotlightExhibition featuring Noah Addis & BohyunYoon at the Center for Emerging VisualArtists at the Barclay, 3rd Floor, 237 S. 18thSt., Philadelphia, PA. Hours are Mon-Fri11am-5pm and by appointment.Artist Talk and Reception: Thurs., Aug 25, 5

- 7pm.Exhibition #2Sep 22-Oct 20: Transmutation, anAlumni Solo Series Exhibition featuringChristopher Hartshorne &Binod Shrestha atthe Center for Emerging Visual Artists at the

Barclay, 3rd Floor, 237 S. 18th St.,Philadelphia, PA. Hours are Mon-Fri 11am-5pm and by appointment.Artist Talks and Reception: Thu, Sep 22, 5 -7pm.Oct 1 & 2: POST Weekend, 12pm-6pmExhibition #3Through Sep 10: John Woodin: City ofMemory. John Woodin exhibits photo-graphs from his book, City of Memory:New Orleans Before and After HurricaneKatrina at The Next Page, Friends of the

Free Library Bookstore, 722 ChestnutStreet, Philadelphia, PA 19106. Mon-Sat,10am-6pm.

THE PHILADELPHIAFOUNDATION

The Community Art Gallery1234 Market St., Suite 1800, Phila, PA.215-563-6417. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm.www.philafound.orgSep 19, 2011-Jan 20, 2012: MYXing ItUp: 2001-2011 An exhibition featuring

PHILADELPHIA

SKETCH

CLUB

235 S. Camac St.,between 12th & 13th Sts.

Mon., Wed.,Fri.-Sun 1-5pmwww.sketchclub.org or

call 215.545.9298.Where Artists Grow.

SEPTEMBER 7TO 17, 2011:ABSOLUTELY ABSTRACT

Juried Exhbition ofAbstract Works

Reception: Sun, Sep 11,2-4pm

SEPT. 30TO OCT. 22, 2011:

PROMISES OFGREATNESS: YOUNG

PHILADELPHIAARTISTS

Invitational ExhibitionReception: Sun, Oct 9, 2-4pm

Visit above website for life,clothed model and print

workshop schedules.

PENNSYLVANIA

ACADEMY

OF THE FINE ARTS

118-128 N. Broad St.

215-972-7600 www.pafa.orgTue-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-5pmClosed Mondays and legal holidays.

Through Sep 4: Urbanism:

Reimaging the LivedEnvironmentThrough Oct 23: Alumni SalesGallery: EnvironmentalPerspectives,A Landscape ShowOngoing: George TookersHighwayOngoing: American Art StartsHere: PAFA Refreshed, Reloaded

Call for more information.

CENTER CITY

PHILADELPHIA

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY

Celebrating Our 70th Year

Welcomes New and ExperiencedArtists to our Classes,

Trips, Shows, Workshops andMonthly Meeting

Fall RegistrationNow Open

Beginner to Advanced AdultClasses in Watercolor, Sculpture,Pastels, Acrylic / Oil, Life,

Printmaking, and Photography.Childrens Saturday Classes

Monthly MeetingTuesday, September 13, 7:45pm

American Watercolor Society presi-dent, Jim McFarlane, will share hisart experiences and growth - howone artists work evolved from hiscollege portfolio to the maturity ofhis current work. Free and open to

the public.

Annual Fall ExhibitionSeptember 23-25, Friday-Sunday

Gallery Hours: 12pm-5pmReception: Sun, Sept. 25, 3-5pm

Awards, 4:30pm Juror: Nancy Barch

FOR MORE INFORMATION,CALL 610-539-3393

OR VISIT WWW.GNAL.ORG800 WEST GERMANTOWN PIKE

E. NORRITON, PA 19403

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WAYNEART CENTER413 Maplewood Ave., Wayne.

P: 610-688-3553.F: 610-995-0478.

Mon-Sat 10am-5pm.www.wayneart.org

E-mail: [email protected]

In Davenport Gallery:September 12-October 15:

Faculty Exhibition, works bythe faculty of Wayne Art

Center.Opening Reception: Saturday,

September 17, 4:00pm-6:00pm.In Ethel Sergeant Clark

Smith Gallery:September 12-October 15: The

Journey of Life, featuringworks by Philadelphia Arts

Connection.Opening Reception: Saturday,September 17, 4:00pm-6:00pm

In Link and Outside Terrace:Through Sep 16: Deidre Selig,

Explorations in Direct MetalSculpture

Fall 2011 Classes BeginSeptember 19.For Registration and informa-tion, www.wayneart.org or

610-688-3553

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more than 50 collaborative youth art worksthat traces the 10-year evolution of the educa-tional youth non-profit, MYX: MulticulturalYouth eXchange, from its post 9/11 begin-nings to its ongoing diverse work inPhiladelphia and abroad. MYXuses the cre-ative, collaborative nature of art to equipyoung people with the knowledge, skills andvalues necessary to be empathetic, engagedand socially responsible citizens at home andaround the world.

THE PLASTIC CLUB247 S. Camac St. 215-545-9324.

Art Workshop Hours: Tues & Wed 9:30 am -12:30 pm, Thurs 9:45 am - 12:45 pm, Thursevenings 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm; Fri 6:30-9:30pm, Sat 1-4 pm. Moving ModelWorkshop Sat 9:30am-12:30pm.Printmaking Workshop Sat 10am-2pm.Workshops with life models on Wed, Thurs &Fri evenings and Sat. Tues workshop withclothed models 9:30am-12:30pm.www.plasticclub.org.Sep 4-24: Sand, Sea, Wind and Stars,featuring work in all media.Opening Reception: Sun, Sep 11, 2pm-5pm.

SANDE WEBSTER GALLERY2006 Walnut St.P: 215-636-9003. F: 215-636-9008. Mon-Fri10am-6pm, Sat 11am-4pm.www.sandewebstergallery.comMain Gallery:Sep 5-30: Sande Webster Gallery All-Stars. Explore inspired artworks by theSande Webster All-Stars. The All-Stars arecomprised of printers, photographers andmixed media artists who present creativeways to define the richness and complexity ofthe urban experience. Artists include: JamesBrantley, Brian David Dennis, Tara Good,

James Gritz, Eric Mack, William Renzulli, PhilStein, RonTarver, Jane Pronko, KevinReilly,

Andrew Turner, Gabriele Tiberino, MarkWallison, R.L. Washington, and a selection ofphotography from gallery artists.Reception: Fri, Sep 9, 6-8pm.

NICHOLS BERG GALLERY8611 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA19118. 206-380-4070. Gallery Hours:Tue-Sat 10 am-5 pm.www.nicholsbergart.comSep 9-24: Ellen R. Brooks: Tethered,Sculpture, Paintings and Prints. Includedin this show are figurative paintings anddrawings by Philadelphia artist, Jeff Dionand Images of the Wissahickon, paint-ings, drawings and photographs by vari-ous local artists including MelvinChappell, Robert Finch, ChristianPatchell, Julie McMahon Borge andCharlotte Borge and Lynnette Shelley.First Friday Reception: Sep 9, 6-9pm.September WorkshopsEncaustic SeriesSep 9-Oct 2: Sundays, 5-8pm.

Instructors: Scott Nichols and ClarissaShanahan Schirmer.Sep 18: Intro to EncausticSep 25: Collage EncausticOct 2: Image Transfer Encaustic$175.00 + 25.00 materials fee (4 person min-imum). Register online or call the gallery.Sat, Sep 24: Introduction to Encaustic,9am-2pm. Instructors: Scott Nichols andClarissa Shanahan Schirmer. $60.00 plus$25.00 materials fee (4 person minimum).Register online or call the gallery.Sat, Sep 24: Artist Trading CardsWorkshop, 12pm-3pm. Instructor:Christian Patch Patchell. Free. Open toAges 8 and up, including adults. Registeronline or call the gallery

WOODMERE ART MUSEUM9201 Germantown Ave, corner ofGermantown Ave. and Bells Mill Rd. 215-247-0476. Tue-Sat 10 am-5 pm, Fri10am-8:45pm, Sat 10-6pm, Sun 10-5pm.Visit our website for info about exhibits,lectures, tours & classes: www.wood-mereartmuseum.org. Woodmere ArtMuseum celebrates Philadelphias artisticlegacy through its collections, exhibitions,and educational initiatives.Sep 9-Oct 30: Hay Maze. Woodmeres

fall hay maze offers an interactive, large-scale work of art for visitors of all ages toenjoy.Opening Celebration: Sep 9, 6-8pm.Exhibitions:Sep 25-Nov 6: Violet Oakley: TheBuilding of the House of Wisdom. In1910-11, Violet Oakley collaborated witharchitect Frank Miles Day on a monumen-tal mural cycle for the entrance hall of atownhouse designed for Charlton Yarnallat 17th and Locust Streets in Philadelphia.Sep 25, 2011-Jan 8, 2012: Flirting withAbstraction: Modernist and

Contemporary Art of Philadelphia andthe Promised Gift of Karen Segal andWoodmeres Collection.Sep 25, 2011-Jan 8, 2012: Mary G. L.Hood and Philadelphia Modernism.Mary G. L. Hood (1886-1967) was a mod-ern painter who worked and exhibited inPhiladelphia and later in New Hope, PA,from the 1930s through the 1960s. Herart is characterized by brilliant color, a lyri-cal sense of line, a playful willingness todistort spatial relations, and a flirtationwith primitivism.Ongoing: Selections from the CharlesKnox Smith Collection

MANAYUNK-ROXBOROUGHART CENTER419 Green Lane (rear), between Mitchell& Pechin Streets. Beginning AdultPainting and Drawing & ChildrensClasses. For Info: (215) 885-6201.Hours: Sat & Sun, 10am-4pm.www.mrartcenter.org.Sep 11-25: Auxology and Evolution: AFather & Daughter Show, Paintings byGary and Quincy Carpenter.Opening Reception: Sun, Sep 11, Noonto 3pm.

THE MUSE GALLERY52 N. 2nd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106.Phone: 215-627-5310Gallery Hours: Wed-Sun, 12-5pmwww.musegalleryphiladelphia.comSep 2-30: Black and White, SteveMessengers show inspired by the sequen-tial photography of Edward Muybridge aswell as the artists own photographs trans-lated into wall sized drawings.First Friday Opening: Fri, Sep 2, 5-8pm.

THIRD STREET GALLERY58 N. 2nd St. 215-625-0993.Hours: Wed-Sun 12-5 pm.www.3rdstreetgallery.comAug 31-Oct 2: Open Field, Work byJean Plough includes abstract land-scapes, word paintings, and diptychs inoil, acrylic, and oil crayon on canvas.Part Plaster, small mixed metal sculp-ture by Shirley Thomas.First Friday Reception: Sep 2, 5-9pm.

ARTHUR ROSS GALLERYUniversity of Pennsylvania220 S. 34th St. 215-898-2083. F: 215-573-2045. Tue-Fri 10 am-5 pm, Sat & Sun 12-5pm. www.upenn.edu/ARGThrough Nov 6: An American Odyssey: TheWarner Collection of American Art. This trav-eling exhibition from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, fea-tures exceptional paintings from three cen-

turies of American art, drawn from the privatecollection of Jonathan Jack Warner and hiswife, Susan Austin Warner, and the collectionof the Warner Foundation. Warners collectionreflects his passion for and understandingAmerican history through art. The paintingschronicle American history from 1799 to 1971in portraiture, historical, genre, still life andlandscapes. Works by Albert Bierstadt, MaryCassatt, Frederic E. Church, Thomas Cole,Childe Hassam, Winslow Homer, James Peale,and Andrew Wyeth are featured.To reserve a group tour, please call 215-898-3617. Guided tours will be offered onWednesdays and Saturdays. Check website

for more information.Lecture: Alfred Jacob Millers Vision of theAmerican West, Wed, Sept 14, 5pm, byKathleen A. Foster, The Robert L. McNeil,Jr.,Senior Curator of American Art and Director,Center for American Art, Philadelphia Museumof Art.

INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART- University of Pennsylvania118 S. 36th St. (at Sansom). 215-898-5911. Wed-Fri noon - 8pm, Sat & Sun11am - 5pm www.icaphila.orgOpening Reception: ICA Fall 2011, Wed,Sep 7, 6pm-8pmSep 7, 2011-Feb 19, 2012: Charline von Heyl

Sep 7-Dec 4: Blowing on a HairyShoulder / Grief HuntersSep 7-Dec 4: Bill Waltons Studio

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Enjoy First Friday opening receptions in Philadelphias Old City galleries on the first Friday evening of each month.

Thursday, August 25The Center for Emerging Visual Artists, Center City, PA,

5:00PM-7:00PM

Thursday, September 1Chester County Art Association, West Chester, PA, 5:00PM-8:00PM

Friday, September 2The Great Frame-Up, Wayne, PA, 5:00PM-8:00PMThe Muse Gallery, Old City, PA, 5:00PM-8:00PM

Phoenix Village Art Center, Phoenixville, PA, 6:00PM-9:00PMSweet Mabel Fork Art, Narberth, PA, 6:00PM-9:00PM

Wednesday, September 7Institute of Contemporary Art, Center City, PA, 6:00PM-8:00PM

Thursday, September 8The Center for the Arts in Southern New Jersey, Marlton, NJ,

7:00PM-9:00PMSt. Josephs University Gallery, Merion Station, PA, 6:00PM-8:00PM

Friday, September 9GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, Reading, PA, 5:30PM-7:30PM

Nichols Berg Gallery, Chestnut Hill, PA, 6:00PM-9:00PMOcean City Arts Center, Ocean City, NJ, 7:00PM-8:30PMThe Dr. Ron Beitzel Art Gallery, Gloucester County College, Sewell, NJ,

6:30PM-8:30PMSande Webster Gallery, Center City, PA, 6:00PM-8:00PM

Third Street Gallery, Old City, PA, 5:00PM-9:00PMVillanova University Art Gallery, Villanova, PA, 5:00PM-7:00PM

Woodmere Art Museum, Chestnut Hill, PA, 6:00PM-8:00PM

Sunday, September 11Abington Art Center, Jenkintown, PA, 3:00PM-5:00PM

Community Arts Center, Wallingford, PA, 1:00PM-3:00PMManayunk-Roxborough Art Center, Philadelphia, PA, Noon-3:00PM

The Philadelphia Sketch Club, Center City, PA, 2:00PM-4:00PM

The Plastic Club, Center City, PA, 2:00PM-5:00PMTuesday, September 13

Markheim Arts Center, Haddonfield, NJ, 7:00PM-9:00PM

Thursday, September 15Albright College, Freedman Gallery, Reading, PA, 7:00PM-8:00PM

Friday, September 16Clay College Ceramic Arts Studio, Millville, NJ, 6:00PM-9:00PM

Saturday, September 17Chester County Art Association, Exton Square, PA, 1:00PM-4:00PM

Darlington Arts Center, Boothwyn, PA, 5:30 PM-7:30 PMMain Line Unitarian Church, Devon, PA, 2:00PM-4:00PM

Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA, 4:00PM-6:00PM

Thursday, September 22The Center for Emerging Visual Artists, Center City, PA,

5:00PM-7:00PM

Friday, September 23Main Line Art Center, Haverford, PA, 6:00PM-8:00PM

Tuesday, September 27

Markheim Arts Center, Haddonfield, NJ, 7:00PM-9:00PM

Sunday, September 25Cheltenham Center for the Arts, Cheltenham, PA, 2:00-4:00PM

Greater Norristown Art League, East Norriton, PA, 3:00PM-5:00PMLancaster County Art Association, Strasburg, PA, 1:00PM-5:00PM



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Though the billboard billdescribed in last months Art

Matters was signed by MayorNutter after it was approved byCity Council, an amendmentintroduced by Councilman FrankDiCicco was added to the bill toprotect structures recognized bythe Philadelphia HistoricCommission. All this took placetoo late for last months issue ofArt Matters.

Ben Leach, advocacy advocatefor the Philadelphia Preservation

Alliance, said the amendment wasfirst proposed by his organizationto modify the billboard bill. It was

approved after council held up thesigning of the bill to vote for the

amendment.What the amendment states isthat any billboard proposed for aproperty that has Philadelphia his-toric recognition would have togo before the PhiladelphiaHistoric Commission forapproval.

Among the many stipulationsin the main part of the bill arerequirements that developers mustspend at least $10 million on any

building before it could apply toplace a billboard on it.

Follow-up on the billboardsdestined for East Marketfootwear and other objects Hadid has designed,

as well as the prototype the Z-Car.Her designs will show how she uses poly-

styrene and vinyl in structures based on curvilin-ear geometrics.

Kathryn Bloom Hiesinger, curator ofEuropean decorative arts, said of Hadid, She isinterested in the interface between architecture,landscape and geology and explores the intersec-tion of these elements with a spatial compositionthat ebbs and flows in wave-like movements,manipulating the viewers understanding ofspace and constantly shifting perspectives.

Hadid will help arrange the gallery as part ofthe exhibit to show her designs for curvingsofas, tables and chairs made of materialsincluding steel, aluminum and polyurethane. Theexhibit will also include jewelry. Shoes amdtableware will demonstrate the theories of theconnected nature of design, which Hadidespouses.

Included will be a Mesa Table supported by

branching, lofted connectors while a table madeof polished aluminum appears to hover close tothe floor supported by a myserius balance. Avideo wall will help transform the gallery into aconnected, fluid space.

Micro architecture works will include a cof-fee and tea set that change the concept of con-

tainers for coffeee, tea, milk and sugar. Crystalnecklaces and strappy shoes will add sparkle tothe exhibit. The three-wheeled Z-Car, an aerody-namic prototype displaying several of Hadidssculptural forms, will be on display in the atriumof the Perelman building.

Zaha Hadid will be honored Nov. 18 with adesign excellence award given by Collab, a vol-unteer committee of design professionals sup-porting the modern and contemporary designcollection at the museum.

This is a monthly column about architecture,city planning and urban design. Comments andquestions would be welcome. Diane Fiske canbe contacted at [email protected].

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