This workshop will be led by textile artist Ruth Konrad who has been sewing since the tender age of 9, and quilting not long after. She enjoys sharing this love of textiles and handwork with those who are intrigued but hesitant to begin quilting on their own. In class we will explore the various types […]
Don't miss the closing of Deborah's exhibit and the silent auction of her work today at 4pm (proceeds to be donated to Imperfect Gallery). Then at 7pm you can enjoy a Last Supper at Imperfect Gallery for a mere $25. Palimpsest • Pentimento • Perseverance Drawing/Paintings from this Century by Deborah Curtiss Now – […]
BaddDDD Sonia Sanchez - at the Brossman Center, Lutheran Theological Seminary Sonia Sanchez's life unfolds in a documentary rich with readings and jazz-accompanied performances of her work. She is best known for 17 books of poetry that explore a wide range of global and humanist themes, particularly the struggles and triumphs of women and people […]
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We welcome all art lovers and artists to our monthly gathering where G-town artists share their work and resources. This month photographer Susan Bank will share her years of work from Cuba and also discuss the publishing process. Please be sure to bring any news of upcoming projects or exhibits you are working on to […]
While serving as a nurse during the Civil War, Louisa May Alcott wrote letters to her family describing her experiences. At the urging of friends, she fictionalized them for publishing. Initially, the stories were printed in a Boston magazine. Later the entire collection became available in book form entitled Hospital Sketches. As part of the […]
FAREWELL PARTY! Saturday, Mar. 25, 2017 7pm iMPeRFeCT Gallery is moving to new digs on Germantown Avenue... Join us to say farewell to our beloved space on Greene St. with a celebration of the FIVE years of exhibitions and programming we have presented and facilitated... if you're a past exhibitor or performer, we'd love to […]
While serving as a nurse during the Civil War, Louisa May Alcott wrote letters to her family describing her experiences. At the urging of friends, she fictionalized them for publishing. Initially, the stories were printed in a Boston magazine. Later the entire collection became available in book form entitled Hospital Sketches. As part of the […]
URSULA RUCKER, ANDREA WALLS, AND PIA DEAS JOIN AND STILL I RISE POST-SCREENING DISCUSSION Join us on Thursday, March 30 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at Community College of Philadelphia's Bonnell Auditorium for a screening of And Still I Rise, the first film to be made about literary and performing artist Dr. Maya Angelou. Stay […]