Showing posts with label Margaux Kent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Margaux Kent. Show all posts
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Otherness on the Knight Arts Blog!
Huge thanks to Chip Schwartz at the Knight Arts Blog for his review of Otherness, our current exhibition in PSG Gallery. The work features art by Margaux Kent, Paul Romano and JL Schnabel of Bloodmilk. Take a look at the full article HERE
Want to see the show in person? Our gallery hours are Tuesday - Friday 11am-11pm, Saturday 9am-9pm, Sunday 11am-11pm
Come meet the artists at our closing reception on Friday, September 27th from 7-10pm.
Labels:
Chip Schwartz,
JL Schnabel,
Margaux Kent,
Paul Romano,
Press,
PSG Gallery
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Frist Friday at PSG Gallery: Otherness
This Friday, PSG Gallery presents:
Otherness
Margaux Kent, JL Schnabel, Paul Romano
September 6th - 30th, 2013
Opening Reception: Friday, September 6th, 6-9pm
Philadelphia Sculpture Gym Gallery
1834 Frankford Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19125
Labels:
JL Schnabel,
Margaux Kent,
Openings,
Otherness,
Paul Romano,
PSG Gallery
Friday, September 30, 2011
Peg and Awl: Waxed Canvas Totes and Pouches
It is rare
that a bag of any sort can stand up to all the shit I put it
through...life, sculpture, Olivia (She put a pound of rocks in my bag
the other day and I didn't notice until I was already out of the
house...awesome.) So when I heard that Peg and Awl was coming out with a
waxed canvas tote made from antique military leather, I was so excited.
Not only would it be able to hold all my day to day shit, but it would
be able to stand up to the random tools I need to throw in my bag (I
have been known to pull needle nose pliers or screw drivers out of my bag on occasion...and once a whole handful of cut nails.)
So yesterday was the day! They have it in both spice and coal and the
bags are beautiful. They also have pouches that I am thinking of using
to store my modeling tools. Both bags are made from antique and reclaimed materials AND made locally. Check out their Etsy shop for more info...!
And we gave them a human skull a few weeks ago (long story) and he's already made it into some photos!
Images from here
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