Darla Jackson
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| Darla Jackson |
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| Darla Jackson |
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| Darla Jackson |
Darla Jackson, Owner and General Manager of PSG is most notably recognized for her bizarre animal sculptures that have been seen infiltrating spaces throughout Philadelphia. Past exhibitions include While you were out… at the Philadelphia Art Alliance, Anatomy Now at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, My Dog Speaks at Seraphin Gallery, and On the Rise at the Gallery at City Hall. Jackson graduated with a BFA in Sculpture from Moore College of Art in 2003 and continues to live and work in Philadelphia, PA. She currently teaches sculpture classes at both the Fleisher Art Memorial and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Jackson likes peppermint patties, family dance parties and getting things in the mail. She dislikes slugs, nickles and zombies.
Check out Darla's Sites:
Ginger Pots & Redwood
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| Redwood |
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| Redwood |
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| Ginger Pots |
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| Ginger Pots |
Ginger Pots is a collaboration of artists Laura Conklin and John Moriarty. Both have degress in the arts and are putting their creativity and talent together to bring the world some uniquely crafted stuff. Laura is also PSG's Shop Manager and teaches lots of welding courses!
Ginger Pots Etsy
Ginger Pots Facebook
John Moriarty Illustration
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| John Moriarty |
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| John Moriarty |
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| John Moriarty |
John Moriarty graduated from Hussian School of Art majoring in illustration and design. His influences range from fantasy artists like the Brothers Hildebrandt, Brom and Todd Lockwood, to comic artists Jim Lee and to the visuals in movies and cartoons.
"My dream is to see my always-a-work-in-progress children's book "the Jester's Kingdom", a comedy-fantasy picture book go to print someday. In the meantime, I'll settle with drawing demons and dragons and warriors for a living. Can't argue with that!"- John Moriarty
SILK Graffiti by Aubrie Costello
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| SILK Graffiti by Aubrie Costello |
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| SILK Graffiti by Aubrie Costello |
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| SILK Graffiti by Aubrie Costello |
"Costello accomplishes this feat by shredding silk and hanging it to form text, balancing bold block letters with delicate fibers. These strips drip from the edges of each character to create an authentic-if not richly enhancing-version of the writing on the walls."- Julia West, Philadelphia City Paper
Aubrie also just did ALL our make-up for the Pin-Up Calendar and is our Miss October!!! Meet her & Get yours at the Launch Party on Friday!
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