Please Join Micah Danges and me for the opening of a new collaborative effort entitled: Staging and Binding in the Window on Broad at the Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery at The University of the Arts.

Pretzels and seltzer will be served. A limited run of prints will be available at the reception. There is a Pop Up Garden with food and drinks next door.

The installation can be viewed from Broad St., directly in front of the gallery through September 8th.

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I will be participating in a panel discussion with the artists included in Fiat Lux: Stefan Abrams, Micah Danges, Anna Neighbor and Brent Wahl. Moderated by John Caperton, The Print Center Jensen Bryan Curator.

Fiat Lux is a group exhibition of work by five Philadelphia artists: Stefan Abrams, Micah Danges, James Johnson, Anna Neighbor and Brent Wahl. While each of the artists trained as a photographer and has taught photography at universities and art schools in Philadelphia, none has a simple or straightforward relationship with the medium. Photography is central to the work of all these artists, but their explorations of the potentials and shortcomings of the medium result in a surprisingly diverse group of works.

This exhibition is made possible by special project support from the Edna W. Andrade Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation. 

Gallery Website

Please join Stefan Abrams, Micah Danges, James Johnson, Anna Neighbor, Brent Wahl, and me for the opening of Fiat Lux.

Gallery Talk by the artists: 5:30pm 

Fiat Lux is a group exhibition of work by five Philadelphia artists: Stefan Abrams, Micah Danges, James Johnson, Anna Neighbor and Brent Wahl. While each of the artists trained as a photographer and has taught photography at universities and art schools in Philadelphia, none has a simple or straightforward relationship with the medium. Photography is central to the work of all these artists, but their explorations of the potentials and shortcomings of the medium result in a surprisingly diverse group of works.

This exhibition is made possible by special project support from the Edna W. Andrade Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation. 

Gallery Website