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Angela Driscoll
 Newsletter #394 angela driscoll - mixed media
september 5 , 2008

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Special Events – We shortened our listings in the newsletter and added a new special events section on the site. To view a full description of any of the events listed below, and to view full event listings for each category, click on its link.

A gaggle of new artist members! Elaine Bass, Julia Blum, Angela Driscoll, Alice Dustin, Netanel Eliezer, Karen Freedman, Wendy Raskas Greenberg, Judith Jacobson, Mallary Johnson, Marisa Lombardo, J. Makary, C. Pazia Mannella, Nikolay Milushev, Helen Mirkil, Bobby Rosenstock, Lynn Rosenthal, Marci Selig Smoger, Rita Siemienski Smith, Justin Snow, Ira Stark, and Lisa Ziemnik.

Feature on Stephen Scott Smith's Project ME9

New work by Matthew Farina, June Julian, and Craig Matthews

Coming soon:

U.S. Artists feature

POST feature

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To view full descriptions of the following member news listings, click here.

Candy Depew is teaching a series of silk screen printing classes at the Crane Arts Building, 1400 N. American Street, Philadelphia. Visit "studio school" here for schedule and details.

Julia Blaukopf is jetting off to Copenhagen to work with artist Barbara Wilson as part of the TransCultural Exchange's series of global exhibitions Here, There and Everywhere: Anticipating the Art of the Future.

Friday, September 5 and Saturday September 6 at MBN Studios: Summer Yates with the Neil Podgurski Quartet presents Soundhouse, a multimedia installation as part of the Philadelphia Live Arts / Fringe Festival. 725 N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia. Click here for more info and to buy tickets.

Friday, September 5, through Monday, September 8, 8:30 pm at NEXUS/foundation for today's art: J. Makary and Perpetual Movement and Sound presents a four night performance installation as part of the Philly Fringe festival. Click here to buy tickets.

Opening First Friday September 5, 6 - 9 pm at the Nan Boynton Memorial Gallery at 621 Gallery, Tallahassee, Florida: Binod Shrestha has a solo exhibition. 621 Industrial Drive, Tallahassee.

Artist reception First Friday, Sept. 5, 8:30 - 10 pm at the Hope Chest, Haverford: Julia Blaukopf's work will be on display as part of the Miles of Art. 379 West Lancaster Avenue.

Opening reception Friday, September 5, 5 pm at The Delaware Art Museum: Carlos Nuñez, Michelle Angela Ortiz, and Marta Sanchez are participating in the exhibition Hispanic Lives, Latin Worlds: Simple Complexities.

Opening reception Friday, September 5, 5 - 9 pm at Cerulean Arts: Judith Jacobson and Binod Shrestha are participating in th 2nd Anniversary Exhibition.

Opening reception Friday, September 5, 6 - 9 pm.at the FUEL Collection Gallery: InLiquid members Lauri Andreacchio, Nic Coviello, Amze Emmons, Eric Fausnacht, Cathy Hozack, Jim & Lynn Lemyre, Michelle Marcuse, Erin Murray, Janet Nelson, Brian Richmond, Libby Saylor, Nancy Sophy, Jenna Stolzfus, Lauren Sweeney, Diane Szczepaniak, and Holly & Ashlee Temple are participating in the Group Show: Fall Collection exhibition.

Public reception Saturday, September 6, 2 - 5 pm at the The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education: Keiko Miyamori and Marisha Simons were chosen to produce site specific installations for the exhibition Ghosts and Shadows. Artists' talk and tour at 3 pm. 8480 Hagy's Mill Road, Philadelphia.

Opening reception Saturday, September 6, 6 - 10 pm at James Oliver Gallery: Steven Earl Weber is among the artists participating in A Beautiful Find.

Opening reception Wednesday, September 10, 6 - 8 pm at The Art Gallery at Camden County College: JACOB’S STORY, sculptures by Joe Brenman. 200 College Drive, Blackwood, NJ.

Opening reception Wednesday, September 10, 5:30-7:30 pm at The Print Center: Gillian Pears and Tommy Reynolds are part of the exhibition Foreclosed.

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Through September 5 at the Leonard Pearlstein Gallery: Darla Jackson, John Karpinski, Caleb Nussear, and Peter Prusinowski are participating in the exhibition Far Away From The Beginning: A Departure From Childhood Idealism.

August 7 - September 9 at Fusion Gallery: Dolores Poacelli has work in the Small Works Show.

Through September 10 at SMILE Gallery: Kathryn Pannepacker's solo exhibion HOMEWORK/RESEARCH: Wall of Rugs, #2.

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Here's a brief preview of First Friday receptions for September 5, 2008. For a detailed list of this Friday's exhibition openings, click here.

Friday, September 5, 6 - 9 pm at 222gallery: Musings, new photographs by Samantha West.

Friday, September 5, 6 - 8:30 pm at Bridgette Mayer Gallery: Stillness, new works by Alexis Serio.

Friday, September 5, 6 - 9 pm at The Clay Studio: Colleen Toledano, subFOUNDATION; Just Desserts, group exhibition; and Jen Allen, New Work.

Friday, September 5, 5 - 9 pm at Muse Gallery: Grimm Sisters, a collaboration by artists Rochelle Dinkin and Rachel Isaac.

Friday, September 5, 5 - 7 pm at the Painted Bride Art Center Cafe Gallery: InLiquid at the Bride's presentation of paintings and drawings by Stephen Scott Smith, part of the three-venue exhibition Project ME9.

Friday, September 5, 5 - 8 pm at Projects Gallery: Fresh 2008, group exhibition

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For a full list of this week's exhibitions, and details on the lisitngs below, click here

Saturday, September 6 at FLUXspace: FluxTASK 2 party.

Saturday, September 6 at Yo! Darkroom: Opening reception for Empty Orchestra: Art Meets Karaoke!, featuring the work of artists Alexander Young, Amos Latteier, Gordon Winiemko, Boris Willis, Chris Barr, and Sarah Paul.

Wednesday, September 10 at Center for Emerging Visual Artists (CFEVA): Opening reception for Julia Stratton's Scriabin Music Boxes.

Yamamoto - Print CenterWednesday, September 10 at the Philadelphia Art Alliance: Opening reception for Lisa Murch: Bioforms; and Southwest Alaska: A World of Parks and Wildlife Refuges at the Crossroads, photographs by Robert Glenn Ketchum.

Wednesday, September 10 at The Print Center: Opening reception for Masao Yamamoto, Nakazora; and Foreclosed, group exhibition.

Second Thursday, September 11 at The Hall, Crane Arts Center: InLiquid presents an installation by Stephen Scott Smith, part of the three-venue exhibition Project ME9.

Second Thursday, September 11 at Kelly & Weber Fine Art: Opening reception for Mike Stifel, Making it From Here to There.

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For a full list of this week's events, click here.

Friday, September 5, through Monday, September 8 at NEXUS/foundation for today's art: J. Makary and Perpetual Movement and Sound presents a four night performance installation as part of the Philly Fringe festival. Click here to buy tickets.

Friday, September 5 at the Rodin Museum: The Young Friends of the Philadelphia Museum of Art presents its annual Rodin Garden Party. General tickets $45; discount available for members. Click here to purchase advance tickets online, or call 215-235-SHOW for more information.

Saturday, September 6, in Downingtown, PA: The Photo Review's annual Garden Party for for photographers, collectors, curators, writers, and friends offers portfolio sharing, music, conversation, drinks, and delicious food in a fabulous country setting in Downingtown, Pennsylvania.

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For details on the following, plus many, many more, visit the InLiquid Opportunities section (New information for this week will be posted on the afternoon of Friday, September 5):

Registration deadline September 10: WPA Era Poster Design Contest

Deadline September 12: University City Arts League Exhibition Opportunities

Deadline September 25: National Digital Art & Photography Exhibition

Deadline October 3: And You Think That's Funny?? - Women's Art Exhibition

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For a detailed list of this week's NYC exhibitions and events, click here.

Friday, September 5 at Claire Oliver Gallery: Opening reception for Phyllis Bramson, Kerfuffles.

Friday, September 5 at Parker's Box: Opening reception for Mortal Coil, an international group video exhibition.

Saturday, September 6 at Jonathan Levine Gallery: Opening reception for Camille Rose Garcia, Ambien Somnambulants.

Thursday, September 10 at Americas Society: Opening reception and artist conversation for the exhibition (In)formed by Color: Carlos Cruz-Diez.

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For a detailed list of this week's exhibitions and events happening elsewhere, click here.

Saturday, September 6 in Busan, Korea: Expenditure, the Busan Bienniale 2008, opens to the public at the Busan Museum of Modern Art and other venues. Through November 15.

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Here's what hot on roberta fallon and libby rosof's artblog

Weekly Update--Julien Robson, new PAFA Curator of Contemporary Art

News from artblog, home of the small picture

What we want to see Thursday, Friday and Saturday

Peter Saul incoming at PAFA -- Read Holland Cotter on the show

Oliver Herring's TASK 2 coming to FLUXspace

More Philadelphia art in New York and elsewhere

Quebec Triennial -- Pow! It's great

Good news from Afghanistan

Liberta is everywhere

Lee Arnold's Digital Landscapes of the Soul

High tech latte to tacos, Lee Arnold's report from SIGGRAPH

Also on the blog, art supplies alert!!!!! and Blick vs. Eakins

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