Category Archives: Sculpture

Wishes/Lies/Dreams, Alison Stigora and Jay Walker at 1616 Walnut Street

Wishes/Lies/Dreams, Alison Stigora and Jay Walker

Wishes/Lies/DreamsAlison Stigora and Jay Walker

Alison Stigora has created large scale installations for the Crane Arts Center Icebox GallerySkybox and Delaware Center for Contemporary Arts. For those projects she gleaned the forests to find logs to scorch black then arrange in flowing meditative assemblages arranged like a flood of logs through large spaces. By concentrating on wood her attention would naturally be drawn to paper products in the urban environment. Philadelphia has fallen wood but not enough to build an Alison Stigora sculpture, at 1616 Walnut Street she shows how recycling materials can expose the spark of enlightenment she experienced when she wanted to make art. The crystalized idea culminates in a structure that transforms the trash we create into something as luxurious and lustrous as gold.

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Upcycling Trash to Treasure

Philadelphia Dumpster Divers

Philadelphia Dumpster Divers at Famous 4th Street Deli for their 25th Anniversary, January 10th, 2012.

Exhibit: The Dumpster Divers of Philadelphia:

Main Line Unitarian Church, Fireside Gallery, 816 S. Valley Forge Road, Devon, PA

January 5 – February 10, 2013

Opening reception: Saturday, January 5, 4-7 pm

Regular gallery hours are 9:00 to 4:30 Mon thru Fri and 9:00 to 2:00 on Sunday. Go to www.mluc.org for more information. 

Over 20 “Dumpster Divers” from this imaginative group of found object artists are exhibiting in this delightful and inspiring exhibit in the Fireside Gallery at Main Line Unitarian Church. The Dumpster Divers exhibit their upcycling art as a group and individually, all with unique visions for their work. They meet monthly to share trash-picked finds, art-making stories, flea market news, and socialize with their fellow art eccentrics. The environmental impact of reused materials is “Ecologically Correct,” but it is through their diverse visions that the Dumpster Divers make a large impact. Transformation of society’s trash to create meaning and beauty is achieved through the eyes of these artists. Their artwork is as diverse as the group and materials used, all of it engaging, often playful, sometimes political, ironic, and definitely captivating! Please join us for the

OPENING RECEPTION Saturday, January 5, 2013, 4-7 pm, including artist talks.

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Inspirations, Eighth Annual Juried Exhibition at Off the Wall Gallery in Dirty Franks

Inspirations, Eighth Annual Juried Exhibition at Off the Wall Gallery in Dirty Franks

Inspirations, Eighth Annual Juried Exhibition at Off the Wall Gallery in Dirty Franks

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Symphony in D Minor at Skybox, 2424 York Street

Symphony in D Minor, Chris Klapper & Patrick Gallagher at Skybox

Symphony in D Minor, Chris Klapper & Patrick Gallagher at Skybox

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Atmospheric at Main Line Art Center

Delainey Barclay, Atmospheric at Main Line Art Center

Delainey Barclay, Atmospheric at Main Line Art Center 

Atmospheric, curated by Executive Director Amie Potsic, at  Main Line Art Center features the artwork of three InLiquid member artists: Delainey BarclayDianna Koppisch Hricko and Maureen Ciaccio. The 75 year old gallery space is activated throughout with an installation of artwork using information sources in new ways that will expand how you think about the everyday texts we use in our lives.

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