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August 2024 Portfolio
August 2024 Portfolio
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No Gallery Hours Saturday 7/20
Due to an unexpected volunteer conflict, there will be no gallery hours on Saturday, July 20th. We apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you!
Call for Entries: 160th Small Oils Exhibition 2024!
Now open for submissions: The 160th Small Oils Exhibition
We are now accepting entries for our 160th Annual Small Oils Exhibition! This is an open juried show for small oil pieces. You can submit up to 10 works. Maximum accepted works per artist is 2. The show will run from September 1stth through September 22nd
Deadline for online submissions: Wednesday, August 14th at midnight
View the Prospectus (containing ALL important show information!) and enter online at the links below:
PROSPECTUS | ENTER ONLINE
For online entry assistance, email gallerymanager@sketchclub.org
Stewart Gallery August Exhibition: Immortal Photograph by Chloe Epstein
Opening Sunday, August 4th in our Stewart Room gallery: Immortal Photograph, a solo exhibition by member Chloe Epstein!
Join us for a reception alongside PHOTOgraphy in our upstairs gallery on Sunday, August 11th from 1-3 PM, with live music by Julia Melito!
Printmaking by the People: Expressing Independence w/ artist Chloe Epstein
We are so excited to be hosting a workshop in partnership with Mural Arts Philadelphia on Sunday, July 21st from 1-4 PM! Introducing Printmaking by the People: Expressing Independence w/ artist Chloe Epstein
Join us for a hands-on printmaking workshop led by artist Chloe Epstein to express your independence through art!
To help commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the Expressing Independence workshop will allow attendees to create two prints related to the document and its core ideas using erasure print techniques, while learning about printmaking and engaging in discussion. It is recommended for high school students and adults, and no prior experience with printmaking or art will be necessary.