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You Bred Raptors? from New York City and [explosion sound] from Baltimore are making a stop in Philly for their first ever tour together! Come join us and our good […]
8STATIC 48 | Cheap Dinosaurs * L-Tron * FLOOR BABA * pixelseed 7:00 PM $7 to $10 8static, Philly’s premier 8-bit/chiptune audio/visual party is back at Vox Populi Saturday, March […]
Please support Vox Populi by attending the Annual Board of Directors’ Raffle on First Friday, October 5 from 6-10 pm. In addition to a wine and vodka bar the Board […]
Esto es un mensaje explosivo is a film in two parts about the construction and meaning of an event which persists in unofficial and rumored histories of art in Puerto Rico.
Joshua Reiman’s films deal with themes of exploration, artistic expression, and contextual inquiries with visual pop. This collection of short films offers an array of lush landscapes with characters that guide audiences through layered conceptual ideas about art, history, and popular culture. The showing will conclude with a question and answer segment with the filmmaker at the end of the film program. Please join us!
Come join Vox Populi in Hell for Halloween. Gain an experience beyond limits…pain and pleasure, indivisible while showing your support for a collective-run art gallery’s annual programming, exhibitions & performances. […]
Vox Populi is pleased to offer another television rewatch after a successful run last year with Buffy the Vampire Slayer. This year we will attempt to fully bring into scope […]
Join us for an evening presented by Philadelphia Sound Forum of Steerage – Barry Chabala and A.F. Jones.
8static 49 – Philadelphia’s Chip Music Show
Explores various tactics for representing the complex, contradictory legacies of cultural difference we bring to this contemporary moment.
An evening of performance art featuring the feminist perspective from emerging Philadelphia performers. Each performance offers it’s own unique hilariousness through the visceral experience. The lineage of influence veers between […]
Vox Populi is Proud to Announce Malachi Lily as 2019 Black Box Curatorial Fellow Black Box Fellowship & Artist Talk Thursday, May 23, 2019 | 7pm Children of Sirius Curated […]
Please Save Our Earth! : How to Wear Out Climate Change Organized by 2020 Black Box Curatorial Fellow Sarah Kim Virtual Programs: January – April, 2021 Exhibition: April 16 – […]
Make/Shift: It Wasn’t Supposed To Be Like This Vox Populi’s 1st Ever Juried ePublication Curated by James Claiborne and Brittany Webb Free to Download | Donations Appreciated! Download Your Copy […]
HER.E i see lotus A two-part film & video exhibition and performance program curated by Luxin Zhang Part I: Friday, January 11, 2019 – Wednesday, January 30, 2019 Part II: […]
Vox Populi is pleased to present With For And Against, the group exhibition debut of the artists who joined Vox in 2014: Joe Bartram, Meg Foley, Jesse Harrod, Matt Kalasky, […]
Vox XV: What Makes That Black? Vox Populi’s 15th Annual Juried Exhibition Curated by Michael Clemmons and Vashti DuBois Featuring Work By: Michael Anthony Brown, Brandon Dean, Erlin Geffrard, Brandan […]
Please join us on Sunday, Fenbruary 12th at 4pm for a gallery talk moderated by Kelli Morgan (The Winston & Carolyn Lowe Curatorial Fellow for Diversity in the Fine Arts at PAFA […]
Philly-based experimental music impresario Bowerbird offers a rare chance to see the duo of Berlin-based American contrabass clarinetist Chris Heenan and Swiss accordianist Jonas Kocher (who are in the midst of a US tour). Recent Philadelphia transplant Bhob Rainey will also perform, making his debut appearance as a Philly resident with a set of solo electronics. $10 general admission.
Please join Vox for a gallery talk with this month’s visiting artists- Dave Eassa, Julia Klein, Heather Leigh McPherson, and Theo Mullen. The gallery talk will be held on Sunday, March 29th from 3-5pm with the visiting artists.
This is a Transmission With Levi Bentley, Eppchez, Marie Hinson, Marion Horowitz, Malachi Lily, Wit López and Lane Speidel Presented as part of Just In Time: 30 Years of Collective […]
Asking for a Friend: Vox Populi’s New Member Takeover Featuring: Lucia Alber, Blanche Brown, Gerald Brown, Briana Coleman, Natalie Hijinx, Zach Hill, Melissa Langer, Raúl Romero, Lea Devon Sorrentino, Roopa […]
February First Friday Celebrating our current exhibition Asking for a Friend: Vox Populi’s New Member Takeover Friday, February 7, 2020 | 6-10pm | Free to Attend Featuring: Lucia Alber, Blanche […]
Still Doing Life: 22 Lifers, 25 Years Later A Project By Howard Zehr & Barb Toews Organized by The New Press with Danny Orendorff, Director of Vox Populi Gallery Opening […]
Centennial is an exploration of the contemporary American political and social landscape, 100 years after the historian Frederick Jackson Turner famously declared the “closing of the American frontier.” A new […]
Fire Museum Presents: Miriam Elhajli & Astroturf Noise Thursday, May 14, 2020 | 8-10pm | $8 – 15 sliding scale About The Line-Up Miriam Elhajli Miriam Elhajli is a Venezuelan-Moroccan-American […]
Kenza Bousseloub: Echoes / أصداء Curated by Sarah Trad Opening Reception: Friday, May 5, 2023 | 6-9pm | Free-To-Attend Friday, May 5, 2023 – Sunday, June 11, 2023 Presented in […]
VOX POPULI is accepting applications for guest artist exhibitions through November 15, 2013.
A special summer party on First Friday with music, video and performance events.
Vox Populi presents VOX VII, its seventh annual juried exhibition of emerging artists. Selected by curator Melissa Ho and artist-alter-ego Hennessy Youngman, recent works by 33 artists from across the […]
Vox Populi participates in the 5th Edition of SALON ZÜRCHER, which seeks to represent an emerging art world outside of New York City.
Questions the pervasiveness of images as a so-called source of knowledge and understanding, and questions the value of experience, whether real or patently false.
An evening of performance and video featuring works by: Animal Charm, Ann Hirsch, Beth Heinly, Bobby Gonzalez, Christine Brache, Bunny Rogers, Gabby Bess, Grace Miceli, Matt Kalasky, Valie Export, and Shana Moulton.
Curated by Kelsey Halliday Johnson
Room for the Whole Wide World offers five artists’ findings from the field of abstraction, using ideas rooted in photography as a starting point. Within these artworks abstraction is a […]
SCREENING & in Conversation with Angela Washko Aux Performance Space presents a series of work from the artist Angela Washko that investigates feminist concepts from within video games. In this […]
Beckoning from the reading rooms of our homes, libraries, colleges and art galleries, “Reading Room” offers a selection of artists’ books, poetry, comics, short stories and writing within an installation curated by Beth Heinly.
Possible Press presented a reading room of artist-made printed matter, with focused selections by the Floating Library (Minneapolis) and Murmur (Atlanta). Possible Press released their newest issue at the time, a Possible Press | Edition with artists Natalie Beall & Catherine Czacki.
A roundtable discussion on the general state of art criticism in Philadelphia in conjunction with the 2016 New Art Writing Challenge
to skip, to gloss is a site-specific installation that utilizes photography, sculpture, and architectural elements to explore how our perception is translated into understanding. In this new body of work, […]
This is that last of Weryd Wimmen, a performance series that investigates feminist perspectives from a varied practice in performance art. The performances in Weryd Wimmen engage in practices of […]
To mirror something is to provide an accurate image or a re-presentation that faithfully copies what is being mirrored. Dead Ringer iterates the re-creation of the mirror space; it reconstructs what seems to be a reflection, but deliberately confounds the viewer by the elements that don’t necessarily reflect.
Jay Muhlin’s Kid is a multi-media installation exploring how images are mediated through intimate relationships.
Join the Vox Populi membership and board on Friday, December 14, from 8-11pm for a night of Djs, dancing, desserts and drinks as we ring in the holidays and celebrate […]
Black Box Curatorial Fellowship Open Call Supporting curators of time-based artwork and performance Applications Accepted Through Sunday, January 20, 2019 Since 2013, Vox Populi has supported the work of curators […]
Mutual Irradiation: Butoh Workshops with Yuko Kaseki Two Days of Butoh Improvisation Workshops and Performances of ‘Frontier in Body’ Tuesday, April 16, 2019 | 6pm-9pm Workshop + Conversation Followed by […]
Mutual Irradiation: Embodied Palestine Solidarity with Nicole Bindler Saturday, May 4, 2019 | 7-9pm Sliding Scale – Suggested Donation / No one turned away for lack of funds This lecture […]
Shadow From a World Apart Robert Chaney, Jim Strong, Paul Swenbeck and Linda Yun Presented as part of Just In Time: 30 Years of Collective Practice Friday, April 26 – […]
Children of Sirius: Artist Talk Thursday, May 23, 2019 | 7-9pm | Free to Attend Presented by 2019 Black Box Curatorial Fellow Malachi Lily With Featured Artists Jordan Deal, Sabrina […]
Children of Sirius: Day One Saturday, June 1, 2019 | 7-9pm | $10 Featuring performances and installations by Jordan Deal, Alex Farr and Marcelline Mandeng Curated by 2019 Black Box […]
Children of Sirius: Day Two Sunday, June 2, 2019 | 7-9pm | $10 Featuring performances and installations by Vitche-Boul Ra, Oro Ori, Sabrina Pantal and Chlöe Marie Curated by 2019 […]
Children of Sirius Friday, July 5, 2019 – Sunday, August 4, 2019 Curated by 2019 Black Box Curatorial Fellow Malachi Lily Featuring: Marcelline Mandeng, Sabrina Pantal, Vitche-Boul Ra, Oro Ori, […]
Late Night Snacks : BB Basura, Malachi Lily, Topsy Pendejo, and Sabrina Pantal September 18th, 2019 | 9:30pm-11pm | OFFSITE | Pay-What-You-Can 1316 S. Percy St Philadelphia, PA 19147 ABOUT […]
Open Call for 2020 Exhibition Proposals Gallery Exhibition Open Call *EXTENDED THRU 12/2* Introducing Rolling Submissions for 4th Wall Screenings of Film/Video Work Vox Populi in Philadlephia, PA, is excited […]
November First Friday Friday, November 1st, 2019 | 6pm-Midnight, Performance at 8pm | Free-to-Attend Halloween Fundraiser After-Party at 10pm | $5-$10 suggested donation ABOUT THE EVENT Join us on Friday, […]
Black Box Curatorial Fellowship Open Call Supporting curators of time-based artwork and performance APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED THROUGH SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 2020 Since 2013, Vox Populi has supported the work of curators […]
*Edit (5/21/20): Artists in the Vox Populi Collective have launched No To Zero For The Arts, a platform simultaneously calling for a Philly People’s Bailout and restoration of funds for […]
Make/Shift: The Podcast A Four-Part Conversation with ePublication Co-Curators James Claiborne and Brittany Webb Hosted By: Imani Roach Now Streaming on All Major Platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcast and Pocket […]
Collective Visioning Facilitated By: Maddie Hewitt Saturday, June 12, 2021 – Sunday, July 18, 2021 Presented in Gallery Two Schedule Your Visit! About the Exhibition Collective Visioning is both a […]
RAINED OUT: Oh My Gourd! Vox Populi’s Boo Bash Fundraiser! Featuring AltSlut69 on The Beardmobile + Sing Your Life Karaoke Saturday, October 16, 2021 | 7-11pm Outdoors at Love City […]
Applications Now Open: 2022 Black Box Curatorial Fellowship Supporting curators of time-based artwork and performance practices Applications Due: Sunday, February 27, 2022 Join Us for a Fellowship Info Session Have […]
Natalie Kuenzi: Husk Friday, February 11, 2022 – Sunday, March 13, 2022 Presented in Gallery One PLAN YOUR VISIT Vox Populi is open Noon-6pm, Fridays-Sundays, or by appointment (email: vox@voxpopuligallery.org). […]
Snack Studios’ (Selected) Erotic Short Film Retrospective Presented In Conjunction with Eva Wǒ’s FORBIDDEN CITY: A Peep Show Retrospective at Practice Gallery Friday, September 9, 2022 | 10-11pm | 18+ […]
Teorías Caseras Sobre Una Isla Flotante Opening Reception: Friday, March 1, 2024| 6-9pm | Free-To-Attend Friday, March 1, 2024 – Sunday, April 14, 2024 Presented in Gallery Two About the […]
Experimental Shorts from Argentina, Chile, and Brazil.
Download the Alien She Poster and Full Curatorial Statement HERE Artists: Ginger Brooks Takahashi (Pittsburgh), Tammy Rae Carland (Oakland), Miranda July (Los Angeles), Faythe Levine (Milwaukee), Allyson Mitchell (Toronto), L.J. […]
Vox Populi is happy to announce an open call for VOX X – our ninth annual juried exhibition of emerging artists.
New York-based artists Ann Hirsch and Jacolby Satterwhite join Aux Curatorial Fellow Jamillah James for a discussion of their respective bodies of work.
EXHIBITION DATES: July 11 – August 1, 2014 OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, July 11, 6 – 10 pm GALLERY TALK WITH MATTHEW BRANNON AND HOWIE CHEN: Friday, July 11, 6:30 pm […]
Please join us for a closing reception of our annual juried exhibition Vox X: Present Tense on Friday, August 1st. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ SPECIAL PERFORMANCES ON AUGUST 1ST 8PM I am the […]
Join us for the 2nd Dance it Out on December 12th and 13th at AUX Performance Space with Dance it Out 2: Gregory, Jumatatu, & Jesse as we explore questions […]
Join us for the 2nd Dance it Out on December 12th and 13th at AUX Performance Space with Dance it Out: Gregory, Jumatatu, & Jesse as we explore questions of […]
Expand your mind control and seduction skills during an evening of Enhanced Socializing, a life-altering workshop lead by Julia Pelta Feldman, followed by a sneak-peek screening of Lily Benson’s much […]
For the duration of Vox Populi’s November/December exhibits the Blackbox space will be offering selected screenings from AMN (American Medium Network). The two shows we will be highlighting are Sad […]
Join us in Vox Populi’s Blackbox space for “Public Access Labyrinth/ Drew Zimmerman: The Treasure of Oak Island” on view from March 3-31, 2017, as well as a group screening “Body, Technology, Utopia: Everyday Labyrinths” from April 1-23, 2017, with related programs curated by Jim Strong.
Screening + Workshop: Southeast Asian Equal Pay Day Organized by the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum – Philadelphia Chapter September 6, 2018 | 6:30-8:30pm Join the National Asian Pacific […]
SELF-MADE proposes a personal, queer investigation into the ideals of American masculinity and self-reliance. Artist Gina Siepel creates multi-part sculptural objects using wood, steel, pedal-power, and other iconic 19th and […]
Gina Siepel: Cycle of Self-Determination Saturday, December 8, 2018 | 3-5pm The exhibition Gina Siepel: SELF-MADE proposes a personal, queer investigation into the ideals of American masculinity and self-reliance. Siepel […]
On identity, home, and diaspora: through the eyes of YallaPunk’s community Curated by Rana Fayez Friday, January 11, 2019 – Sunday, February 17, 2019 Curatorial Statement Being a part of […]
Vox Populi’s eighth annual exhibition of emerging artists, chosen by jurors Ruba Katrib and Marlo Pascual.
A three-part film & performance series curated by Catherine Pancake kicks off Friday, October 19 with works by Mary Helena Clark, Ben Russell, and Husbands.
A series of sculptures based on works by the neoclassical sculptor Hiram Powers, the so-called Father of American Sculpture.
Guitarist Chris Forsyth explores the vacancy of hippiedom, the misplaced ideals of a generation, and the contrived cool of the Rolling Stones via this live performance/video screening, featuring Forsyth’s original music alongside appropriated footage and selected sounds of one of Rock’s great, almost lost pieces of myth-making. With special guest Seth Kim-Cohen presenting Rock and Roll Lecture No. 1.
Features miniature Pepper’s Ghost Holograms, landscapes, and a tour that layers the experience of immigration and the lasting effects of colonialism onto the American landscape.
Join us for an evening of experimental, improvised, and collaborative sounds from Barry Weisblat/Andrew Lafkas/Marcia Bassett, Eric Laska/Timothy Leonido, and Jenny Gräf presented by Philly Sound Forum.
Examines Subrin’s own past by revisiting documentary footage she filmed soon after the 2001 attacks on the WTC
Organized by AUX Curatorial Fellow Marissa Perel
Vox Populi and Aux Performance Space are pleased to announce a series of events in May, organized by Curatorial Fellow, Jamillah James. James is a New York-based curator who succeeds […]
AUX presents artist presentations from two contemporary performance powerhouses who orchestrate large-scale collective spectacles in galleries, museums, opera houses, and performance festivals, Jeanine Oleson and Jaimie Warren.
AUX Performance and Fire Museum are excited to present the Jill Burton/Michael Evans/Jack Wright Trio on Wednesday, March 4th at 8:00pm. The Trio will perform with Shining Wizard and Ravenact. […]
Vox Populi AUX and Fire Museum are proud to present the Daniel Levin Quartet featuring a number of stellar contemporary artists with the Bobby Zankel Group. Prepare for a roof-raising […]
Friday May 22nd 2015 8 pm Initiate and Shatter: live performances by Maria Hupfield, Nadja Verena Marcin and video screenings by Cassandra Tytler, Ignacio Tejedor and Diedra Krieger Live Performances: […]
Please join Vox for a gallery talk with this month’s exhibiting artists- Erica Prince, Jon Malis, Sharon Koelblinger, and Gabriel Boyce. The gallery talk will be held on Sunday, April […]
AUX presents an evening of exploratory music with local luminaries Bhob Rainey and the duo of Mary Lattimore + Jeff Zeigler and featuring the Philadelphia debut of the Vancouver based composer Gabriel Saloman.
Vox Populi is accepting submissions for VOX XII – our twelfth annual juried exhibition of emerging artists, which will take place July 1st – July 31st 2016. The deadline for the open call is Sunday, May 08, 2016.
Vox Populi’s annual juried show, VOX XII: News and Weather, features work by Black Quantum Futurism (Philadelphia), Chenlin Cai (Philadelphia), Leo Castaneda (Miami/NY), Matt Coombs (Philadelphia), Ala Dehghan (NY), Delaney DeMott (Chicago), Katie Duffy (Baltimore), Mark Joshua Epstein (NY), […]
Please join us on Friday November 4th from 6:00pm-10:00pm for the opening receptions of: Stephanie Acosta and J. Soto’s, Aquí y Allá, Meg Foley, Everything All The Time, Kelsey Halliday […]
Vox Populi is pleased to present New Members Show, the group exhibition debut of artists and curators who joined Vox Populi in 2016. The presentation is a collection of site-specific and temporary projects by the seven new members: Christopher Gianunzio, Sascha Hughes-Caley, Tina Plokarz, Imani Roach, Lane Speidel, Jim Strong and Mina Zarfsaz.
Vox Populi is accepting submissions for VOX XIII – our thirteenth annual juried exhibition of emerging artists, which will take place from July 7th – July 30th, 2017. This year’s distinguished jurors are Aria Dean and David Hartt.
There’s no time left…is a collection of performance and video pieces that are related to the prompt, “There’s no time left” presented by Modus Featuring the work of: Ron Binary […]
VOX XIII: Are ‘Friends’ Electric? Juried by Aria Dean and David Hartt Are ‘Friends’ Electric? is Vox Populi’s thirteenth annual juried exhibition, featuring work by fifteen contemporaries selected by this years jurors, […]
Vox Populi is accepting submissions for its fourteenth annual Juried Exhibition VOX XIV. This opportunity is particularly for emerging artists without commercial representation who push boundaries in terms of form and content, employ alternative methodologies and want to expose their practice to new audiences. Vox Populi is interested in highlighting work in all media that is ambitious, timely and risk-taking.
Photo: Imani Roach, “Heirloom,” 2018. Join us for a conversation moderated by Li Sumpter, Ph.D.-mythologist, multidisciplinary artist, and Founder/Director at MythMedia Studios, a creative research lab and collaborative design initiative. The guided […]
VOX XIV: Omnipresent Elsewhere is Vox Populi’s 14th annual juried exhibition, featuring work by 20 contemporary artists selected by Didier William, Associate Professor of Art at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts […]
Gallery Talk with Didier William Thursday, July 26 | 6-8pm Please join us on July 26, 2018 from 6-8pm for a conversation with juror Didier William and selected artists in […]
On Friday, August 3, from 6-10pm, Vox Populi will be celebrating the closing weekend of our 14th annual juried exhibition, VOX XIV: Omnipresent Elsewhere, during our monthly First Friday celebration. […]
75 Dollar Bill & Meridian Organized by Fire Museum Presents Sunday, October 28, 2018 | 8-11pm $10 – $12 sliding scale | Tickets & Additional Info About the Line Up […]
November First Fridays Opening New Exhibitions by Gina Siepel and Cameron Granger, plus Knew Member Show 7-9pm: Gina Siepel Performs “Cycle of Self-Determination” 7:30pm: Luxin Zhang Performs “One Billion Applause […]
Fire Museum Presents: Jessica Pavone & Unseen Rain Thursday, February 21, 2019 | 8pm–11pm $8 – $10 sliding scale | Tickets & Additional Info About the Line Up Jessica Pavone […]
Fire Museum Presents: Ava Mendoza, John Dikeman & Matt Hollenburg/Julius Masri Wednesday, April 3, 2019 | 8-11pm $8 – $10 sliding scale | Tickets & Additional Info About the Line […]
BedTalks XI: Philadelphia Edition Presented by GRAFT Collective Friday, June 14, 2019 | 7-10pm | $5-8 Sliding Scale Get comfy and listen up! We invite you to join us for […]
Lea Devon Sorrentino is a multimedia and performance artist based in Philadelphia. Her practice is an auto-ethnographic investigation of my life in pursuit of understanding the contradictions of American success. […]
Gerald Brown Creator of complex immersive installations, I use ceramic objects, found objects, sound and wall signage to execute my goals. Fundamental to my practice has been creating the sculptural […]
**As a precautionary measure against the spread of COVID-19, this event and all events at Vox Populi between 3/11 – 3/30 have been cancelled or postponed. Please stay tuned for […]
APPLY NOW TO OUR NEW E-PUBLICATION OPPORTUNITY *Due to the coronavirus outbreak and ongoing social distancing measures, our 16th Annual Juried Exhibition is cancelled and will be re-conceived as a […]
Applications Now Open for Vox Populi’s 1st Ever Juried Publication of Artwork by Emerging Artists Guest Curated by James Claiborne & Brittany Webb Applications Due: Tuesday, June 30th Release Date: […]
Seeing Double: Experimental Electronics Featuring: Glitter Vomit, Sally Decker, Briana Marela, 500 Club Monday, July 11th, 2022 | Doors at 6:30pm | At Vox Populi Donations Accepted Seeing Double celebrates […]
In Gratitude: Poetry & Short Fiction Virtual Reading Featuring: Sarah Thankam Mathews, Enrique Garcia, Zefyr Lisowski, Joselia Hughes, and Grace Byron Sunday, August 28, 2022 | 7:00 PM ET / […]
conjuring sexxx majik: sensual movement and rock music Presented by olaiya olayemi Wednesday, November 9, 2022 & Wednesday, November 16, 2022 | 6-9pm | At Vox $20, Pay Olaiya-Olayemi on […]
James Ferraro Live with Jimmy Canale and Andy Loebs Presented by LegolandPHL Friday, January 13, 2022 | Doors at 8pm | $23 | At Vox LegolandPHL is proud to present […]
LIGAMENT & Ogni Suono Wednesday, January 11th, 2023 | Doors at 7pm | At Vox $10-20 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. Soprano voice and double […]
This Could Be the Place? Opening Reception: Friday, September 8, 2023 | 6-9pm | Free-To-Attend Friday, September 8, 2023 – Sunday, October 15, 2023 Presented in Black Box, Curated by […]
Ticker Tape Tedium Opening Reception: Friday, March 1, 2024| 6-9pm | Free-To-Attend Friday, March 1, 2024 – Sunday, April 14, 2024 Presented in Gallery Three About the Exhibition Lea Devon […]
In General Index, Mark Stockton introduces three new drawing projects that compile mediated portraiture in an attempt to define an American Identity based on individualism.
A new body of paintings elaborating on imaginings of future nomadic cultures.
The fifth installment in the Aloof Hills, a darkly comic animation series that focuses on the fictional Van Screwd family and the slaves that live on their civil-war-era plantation.
Mark Stockton is a draughtsman invested in the intimacy of the hand-made. He is fascinated with the visual vernacular of American culture with a specific interest in individualism. Inspired by […]
VideoSur is an exhibit of experimental shorts conveying the complex cultural vision of Latin American artists.
Hoang’s work explores the ways audiovisual technologies mediate identity, history, and memory.
G. B. Jones’ The Lollipop Generation is a film about runaway queer kids, a gang of lollipop-eating social misfits let loose on the streets of Toronto.
Starting with textual and visual research about the universe, laws of physics, and idealized geometry, Beeferman uses image-making, animation, and sound to explore these findings.
Images based on the foreclosed buildings and arrested building constructions of Las Vegas using the conventions of 19th century American landscape painting.
In seeking to pursue visually enigmatic or historically ambiguous forms, Nyland opens up a space for reconsidering where we draw the lines around painting, sculpture and other types of things.
Blade Wynne presents a new series of paintings and drawings focusing on nature-oriented subjects and tires floating in water.
A room-filling installation that investigates both real and imagined post-apocalyptic environments.
An installation of sculpture and video, produced from footage on Segall’s venture to the Arctic.
Knight and Tribe investigate the American militia movement, a wide network of paramilitary groups that arose in the United States the 1990s, organized around ideologies of survivalism and political extremism.
Chan combines recorded footage and found media in a deliberately kitsch manner to create visual “mixtapes” that function as social commentary on art and gender after the popularization of the Internet.
Join us for an evening of experimental electronic music compositions and software-generated sounds with Philadelphia Sound Forum. PSF is a small all-volunteer cooperative providing educational and community resources related to contemporary experimental music.
Our (second) Second Saturday Performance Series featuring Olfactory Factory, a smell-based séance experience from Baltimore artist Laure Drogoul along with films from Deborah Stratman, Leslie Thornton, and Ben Russell.
Political and cultural events are examined and re-interpreted with the use of critical humor.
A panel discussion that will evaluate utilizing history and cultural memory as part of creative practice. This event is in conjunction with No Face Performance Group’s From the Swamp to the Stars (an original play debuting as part of PIFA 2013). Performances at 3pm and 8pm that evening.
“The Watermelon Woman” marks the third in a four-part series celebrating a history of intersections between feminism, art, and the moving image. Ladyfest screenings will take place during the month of May at AUX and the International House.
For our Second Saturday Series, please join us for a performance by the renowned Dynasty Handbag with a stellar lineup of short films from Jesse McLean, Kent Lambert, Ivan Lozano, Sadie Benning, Dani Leventhal, and Frederic Moffet.
The premiere screening of Black Circle Cinema, a new monthly 16mm film series in partnership with AUX Performance Space. In recognition of Earth Day, Black Circle Cinema is pleased to present two important films by two pioneers of land/environmental art. These two depictions of major works of earth art are just as stunning today as when they were first created.
Black Circle Cinema presents two epic and erotic depictions of raw sexuality, Christmas on Earth and Fuses are likely to still shock audiences 50 years on from their making. Both subjects of harsh criticism and censorship, these two films are prime examples of filmmaking in the era of sexual liberation.
Philadelphia Sound Forum presents Bonnie Jones and Dafne Vicente-Sandoval for an evening of improvised music and sonic explorations.
Check out this show featuring several Vox members and alums at Salisbury University.
Sudden jolting juxtapositions, flickers, textures, colors, sonic swells, gaps, and glitches. Selected Works 2011-13.
Join us for a screening and performance of artist Alexis Gideon’s most recent video opera, Video Music III: Floating Oceans. The evening will begin with screenings from Kara Crombie and Jennie Thwing.
As part of the Fringe Arts Festival, join Forever Dog Productions for an original play “Dream Date”, a darkly comic retelling of Shakespeare’s The Tempest
A selection of videos by David Dempewolf.
An animated projection based on the view from the window of the art gallery
A new iteration in the series from AUX Curatorial Fellow Marissa Perel
Humorous narratives fixated on topics of anxiety, confusion, and misguided certainty
An affair presenting dramatic expressions from the rich diaspora of American urban culture, including short original dramas and provocative spoken word artistry.
The concluding performance of James’s curatorial fellowship includes new dance performances by New York-based choreographer and dancer niv Acosta and Philadelphia-based choreographer and dancer Jumatatu Poe. Both artists use movement to both deconstruct and rearticulate modes of embodiment, representation, and identification.
Whitney Kimball, our 3rd AUX Fellow, will present programming celebrating and examining the rough and incandescent world of radical collective making with a survey of collaborative performance art events in […]
DREAM HOUSE brings to limited realization a long abandoned architectural dream, surfacing an alternate timeline for a family since fractured.
In memory of James Dean’s D-day we will be screening “East of Eden” for free.
Founded on the principles of play in the everyday, the geometric forms created by CHIAOZZA draw from the language of utility present in functional objects such as furniture, vessels, and tools, forming their own visual lexicon akin to landscape iconography, primitive symbols, or the pictographs of a parallel language.
Mango Sherbet spans a variety of influences including the aesthetic considerations of the American southwest, birthday celebrations, and Filipino food.
In this new body of work, Danielle Mysliwiec presents four suites of paintings, each suite a set of variations on a theme.
Audrey Chen Flandrew Fleisenberg one solo set each and a duo set LEAD PIPE Mel Bentley AUDREY CHEN is a Chinese-American musician who was born into a family of material […]
Julia Staples, a Philadelphia based artist and a member of Vox Populi, has exhibited her work locally as well as in Iceland, Spain, NYC and LA; she has been awarded residencies […]
Once We Agree (2015) is built three feet off the ground and to the room’s dimensions, coming to within eighteen inches of the wall on all sides. It gets in […]
Image: still from Naomi Yang’s Furrows Again Ears Back, Eyes Forward brings together 11 artists whose video works engaged us in the past year. Most of the artists represented have […]
Weaving together projected video, music, and movement, Elizabeth Weinstein and Valerie Perczek have created a world of abstraction and symbol rising from the myth The Red Thread, or Le Fil […]
What do you do? What’s your five year plan? Ten year? Retirement? Maybe if you are lucky you will end up a rich man with a beautiful wife. Dave Eassa […]
From April 18th to May 24th, Katya Grokhovsky will be presenting a range of pioneering, rebellious and trailblazing artists, who investigate and question limitations and boundaries of age, location, gender, sex, power, privilege and race.
We are ecstatic to present the kick-off of Katya Grokhovsky’s 5th AUX Fellowship: “Call of the Wild: Pioneers, Rebels and Heroines” Saturday April 18th 8pm Barbara DeGenevieve : “To be […]
We are ecstatic to present the second program of Katya Grokhovsky’s 5th AUX Fellowship: “Call of the Wild: Pioneers, Rebels and Heroines” Friday April 24th 7 pm Free “Create change: […]
Drawn from physical viewing surfaces, precise test charts, neglected scientific specimens, and ambiguous memories, Jon Malis’ work centers around concepts of presentation and interpretation. Malis differentiates creative visual content from […]
Jalalu-Kalvert Nelson: trumpet Transformational Music Ensemble: Keir Neuringer: saxophone Mike Watson: bass clarinet, piccolo Ryan T. Frazier (Heru Shabaka-Ra): trumpet Dan Blacksberg: trombone Tara Middleton: violin Veronica MJ: viola Tom […]
Amalia Wilson “IF I CARE SO MUCH YOU DONT CARE” In her newest piece Wilson tells as much truth as possible, performing for the artist she wanted to be, aiming […]
Sunday May 10th 2015 8 pm Shake it UP: an evening with Martha Wilson??? Lecture: Martha Wilson? Q and A with Amy Sadao, Daniel W. Dietrich, II Director, Institute of […]
The choreographic vocabulary of a sheep being sheared provides the foundation in This Is Where Wool Comes From (2015) for a loose fictional narrative that confuses the roles of dominance, empathy, and passivity.
Thomas Dimuzio and M.C. Schmidt are performing together creating and continuing the proud American electronic folk tradition, the blanket term for which has now become commonly, noise, though some might call it “electro […]
Music On The Fringes Join us for a night of diverse and innovative electronic music from Cleveland and Philadelphia! Performances by LXV, Asound, Forest Management, and Mark Johnson. LXV: LXV […]
oin us for a free movie night featuring the Philadelphia premiere of Jake Dibeler’s short film “HORRORPORN”. Prior to the screening Jake will be present to share horror film clips influential to making the film and his performance art.
Membrane Channel presents: an evening of improvised music: Aaron Zarzutzki / Richard Kamerman / Bhob Rainey trio Jamison Williams / Flandrew Fleisenberg Jesse Kudler / Ethan Tripp Saturday, June 20th […]
Bill Nace/Steve Baczkowski Duo (Northampton, MA/Buffalo NY): Bill Nace is one of the premiere avant-garde guitarists active today. He has one of the most personal and unique pallets of sound […]
Brett Naucke Brett Naucke is an experimental composer & visual artist residing in Chicago, IL. His most recent LP, Seed for the Spectrum Spools label documents his use of complex […]
Thursday, September 24th 8:00 PM Aux Performance Space at Vox Populi $7-10 sliding scale donation Grex (Oakland, CA) : Grex’s creative derring-do has led to gigs with other like-minded musicians, […]
Please join us for a month long intensive Lecture & Screening series featuring Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Vox Populi member Beth Heinly has invited seven lecturers; Megan Carr, Jon McCabe, Homay King, Ann Cornell, James Myers, Lynn Dorwaldt and Kate Kraczon, each from a varied arena of expertise including academia, art, curation, geekdom, podcasting and writing to guide this very special Buffy ReWatch in a most scholarly fashion.
Space to Fill represents a search for meaning within the built environment, and deploys the intense focus of representational drawing in an attempt to understand our most common and iterative architectural habits
Pew Fellow and Lambda Award-winning poet Brian Teare will give a Craft Talk on illness, poetry, and ekphrasis while celebrating the release of his new book the empty form goes all the way to heaven (Ahsahta Press).
Curated by Kristen Neville Taylor
80/30 is a long-form structure of indeterminate duration for web browser and any number of interpreters. Blocks of sonically dense noise, tones and rhythmic pulses are separated by periods of silence that articulate the space’s resonant qualities and ambient background. As the piece progresses, the repeated elements begin to transform senses of attention, acoustic afterimage and timing.
An evening of interdisciplinary performance and theater works curated by visual/sound artist and Vox Partner, Jim Strong. Gentle Sheers is the latest moniker for his ongoing series promoting local/international performance in sound, poetry, dance, film and theater.
Toxic Shock and the Hotdog features new work by Jesse Harrod that engages the intersections of social support, queer community, and D.I.Y. punk. The centerpiece of the exhibition is a […]
Please join us on Tuesday, June 14th at 6:30pm for the May-June Vox Populi exhibitions Artist Talk with Anthony Romero. Excellent art, conversation, and SNACKS! Anthony Romero is an artist, […]
Vox Populi presents a night of 16mm film and electronic music presented by NYC-based filmmaker Fern Silva and Baltimore-based electronic musician Bonnie Jones. The 16mm program will feature recent films […]
Vox Populi is pleased to present That Which Cannot Not Be, a group exhibition of artists working in Philadelphia, USA and Sydney, Australia: Camae Ayewa, Ella Barclay, Marley Dawson, Catherine […]
Jacob Wick is a trumpet player and improviser. Originally from the suburbs of Chicago, Wick has lived in Brooklyn, Oakland, and Los Angeles, and has performed with a variety of […]
ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD FESTIVAL Horse Lords Spires That In the Sunset Rise Tom Carter/Carter Thornton Erik Ruin’s Ominous Cloud Ensemble ADVANCED TICKETS AVAILABLE RSVP on
12/4: Marcia Custer (OH) . Postive Movement Drill Team . Ben Bennett and MichaelFoster (NY) + DJ Asteria :::Gentle Sheers and Vox Populi Present::: Sunday December 4th 2016 doors 7pm […]
Vox Populi and Gentle Sheers Partner with independent record label, Ramp Local, based in Philadelphia and NY. Presenting an evening’s exchange of eminent voices across the Philadelphia/NY Experimental Sound Community […]
Vox Populi and Gentle Sheers partner to present Paideia (NC), Elaine Kahn, Ghost in Salad, and Isolde Touch. Sunday January 22, 2017 Vox Populi 319 n. 11th st doors 7pm music by 8 pm $7-10 […]
Vox Populi and Gentle Sheers partner to present Bobo’s, Shots, and Fish Songs. Saturday January 28, 2017 Vox Populi 319 n. 11th st doors 7pm music by 8 pm $7-10 sliding scale […]
AGIT MEM is a libretto and video loosely based on the Russian futurist opera Victory Over the Sun from 1913. The original Futurist opera presents a chaotic scenario where the sun […]
Vox Populi and Collaborative Cataloging Japan (CCJ) are pleased to co-present an artist lecture and video-based performance with Japanese artist Shuzo Azuchi Gulliver, who will discuss his experimental practice in […]
Wednesday March 8th 2017 8 pm, $7-10 sliding scale no one turned away for lack of funds Vox Populi and Gentle Sheers present: Alex Pelchat (Montreal) Alex Smith Stroker Vitche-Boul […]
MATT WELLINS builds and performs with homemade electronic instruments, inspired by the materially contumacious practices of David Tudor and Michael Johnsen. This work aims to emphasize the particularities of electronic components, […]
Wednesday April 5th 2017 Vox Populi 319 n. 11th st 8pm $7-10 sliding scale No one turned away for lack of funds Vox Populi and Gentle Sheers present: Lea Bertucci (NY), Bhob Rainey, Yixuan […]
I “Art is the concrete representation of our most subtle feelings” -Agnes Martin Threshold presents a series of large-scale drawings that examine the relationship between architectural exterior and psychological […]
As part of Making/Breaking the Binary: Women, Art & Technology (1968-85) curated by Kelsey Halliday Johnson, Vox Populi will present screenings of videodance works by Laziza Videodance & Lumia Project and Doris Chase at the Icebox Grey Area held in conjunction with the screening programs on September 28, October 5, and October 12th at Lightbox Film Center and the core exhibition at the Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery at University of the Arts.
Bypass Manifesto is a composition of internalized behaviors loosely based off our experiences inside spaces of health and healing while living in Richmond, VA. In this proposal, which takes the form […]
An evening of free improv and electronics with very special guest from China, sax and bamboo flute maestro, Lao Dan Wong/McCowen/Dan Trio Shani Aviram – laptop Theresa Wong – cello/voice […]
An Evening of intuitive storytelling through handcrafted experimental sound. The New Me: Tape, voice, and synthesizer are utilized to create living patterns of meaning in sound. Through repetition, organic rhythms […]
Heirloom Willie Gladys Martin was born in Virginia in 1901 and died in Ohio the same year that I was born. Though I never met my great-grandmother, the two things […]
Vox Populi Gallery presents an evening of Improvised, Experimental Music with special attention to emerging transformative states found variously through the means of endurance, ritual and technology. June 8th 2018 […]
Photo: 195A SOHO/EIT image of the Sun (NASA/ESA) Maximum Tilt: Summer Solstice Festival June 21, 2018 4:00pm – 10:00pm | (4:00 – 6:00pm: family activities; 6:00pm – 10:00pm: performances and celebration) […]
Virtual Paradise Tour Featuring Marcyanne Hanneman, Maya Martinez, Luxin Zhang and Melkings with Loraine Wible Saturday, June 23, 2018 | 8 pm $7-10 suggested donation (no on turned away for […]
A sweet rot. A slow burn. Charred rubber with a hint of lime. Salt in your saliva. Salt in your pussy. Salt in your eye. An aroma of burning tires. […]
Buenas Vibras is a celebration of the works of contemporary LGBTQ+ Latinx artists. This group exhibition showcases their individual artistic styles. The show is the 3rd installment of the annual […]
Mutual Irradiation and Wit López present Zizia, Jairo Rodriguez and Bhob Rainey Sunday, October 7, 2018 | 7-9pm Suggested Donation / No one turned away for lack of funds. Mutual […]
Charalambides & Fursaxa Organized by Fire Museum Presents Tuesday, October 9, 2018 | 8-10pm $10 – $12 sliding scale | Tickets & Additional Info About the Line Up Charalambides Charalambides […]
18 hands, held high, found their Grace— but you didn’t hear a sound. is a body of new works from Cameron Granger. Through lens and text based techniques, and interrogations […]
Jeff Carey, Ghosts of the Holy Ghost S.B. & Wall Wymyn Organized by Fire Museum Presents Saturday, November 17, 2018 | 8-11pm $10 – $12 sliding scale | Tickets & […]
Mutual Irradiation: Ponypayrollbones, Jenny Moon Tucker, Murayama Friday, November 9, 2018 | 8-11pm Suggested donation: $7 / no one turned away for lack of funds About the Line Up Born […]
Fire Museum Presents Fundraiser Saturday, December 1, 2018 | 8-11pm Featuring Erik Ruin’s Ominous Cloud Ensemble with Additional Performances By Colin Fisher, Swetha Narasimhan & Shiva Bharadwaj and Philadelphia Women’s […]
Fire Museum Presents: Frode Gjerstad Trio & Jarrett Gilgore Quartet Monday, December 10, 2018 | 8-11pm $10 – $12 sliding scale | Tickets & Additional Info About the Line Up […]
Fire Museum Presents: thingNY & Erik Ruin’s Ominous Cloud Ensemble Sunday, May 5, 2019 | 8-11pm $8 – $10 sliding scale | Tickets & Additional Info About the Line Up […]
To Let James Johnson and Erin Murray Presented as part of Just In Time: 30 Years of Collective Practice Friday, April 26 – Sunday, June 23, 2019 Closing Reception: Artist […]
Fire Museum Presents: Nadah El Shazly & Tagine Dream Tuesday, June 4, 2019 | 8-10pm | $10-$15 Tickets + Additional Info Nadah El Shazly Nadah El Shazly is a Cairo-based […]
Clavius Productions Presents: Kohoutek, Michael Potter, Pure Enchantment Saturday, June 15, 2019 | 8-11:30pm | $8-10 Clavius Productions presents a night of bent psychedelia with Kohoutek, solo guitarist Michael Potter […]
New Rituals For Invented Instruments: Daxophones, Reeds, Percussion Friday, July 12, 2019 | 8-11pm Featuring: Daniel Fishkin, Jim Strong, Sam Burt, Eric Franklin and Jamal Moore Daniel Fishkin Daniel Fishkin’s […]
Fire Museum Presents: Cinghiale and Steve Marquette Sunday, September 1, 2019 | 8-10pm | $10-$15 Tickets + Additional Info Cinghiale (Ken Vendermark & Mars Williams): Ken Vandermark began studying the […]
September First Friday Friday, September 6, 2019 | 6-10pm | Free to Attend Celebrating The Opening of Exhibitions by The Institute of Queer Ecology, Yaloo, Levi Bentley, Maddie Hewitt, Chloé […]
Venus Saturn Square Saturday, September 21, 2019 | 8:30pm-11:30pm |$3-$20 (no one turned away for lack of funds) ABOUT THE EVENT Come into the dark and listen at the official […]
Fire Museum Presents: Ami Dang & Magnetic Bells Wednesday, November 6th, 2019 | 8pm-10pm | $8-$10 sliding scale ABOUT THE ARTISTS Ami Dang Amrita “Ami” Kaur Dang is a South […]
Fire Museum Presents: João Castro Pinto, Bhob Rainey & Apologist Tuesday, December 10th, 2019 | 8pm-10pm | $8-$10 sliding scale ABOUT THE ARTISTS João Castro Pinto João Castro Pinto started […]
Site/Sound: Storytelling with Auntie Kym Wednesday October 16th, 2019 | 6pm-8pm | Free To Attend ABOUT THE EVENT Poet and artist Kymberlee Johnson-Norfleet, aka Auntie Kym, will host a powerful […]
In Concert: yek koo, Taji Ra’oof Nahl (TR7), and David Zuckerman Wednesday, November 20, 2019 | $8-$10 sliding scale Doors Open: 7:30pm Show: 8pm-11pm ABOUT THE ARTISTS yek koo is […]
Fire Museum Presents: Gerald Cleaver, Frode Gjerstad and Brandon Lopez Trio Wednesday, May 20, 2020 | 8-11pm | $8-15 sliding scale About The Line-Up Gerald Cleaver Drummer Gerald Cleaver, born […]
Ai Wei Wei: Yours Truly Directed by Cheryl Haines (English, 1hr 18min) Co-Presented by cinéSPEAK Buy Tickets Screening Details Available for Streaming Online via First Run Features Friday, August 7 […]
Panel: Waste Not, Want Not – Conversations on Sustainable Clothing Featuring: Kimberly McGlonn (Grant Blvd) + Kirsty Robertson (Synthetic Collective) Wednesday, February 10, 2021 | 5:30-7pm EST on Zoom Presented […]
Please Save Our Earth!: How To Wear Out Climate Change Friday, April 16, 2021 – Sunday, May 23, 2021 Featuring: Suldano Abdiruhman, Eppchez!, Quinha Faria, Aimee Lin, and Lane Speidel […]
Comedy of Errors: Shay Arick, Maggie Hazen, Zach Hill Curated By: Meyken Barreto Saturday, June 12, 2021 – Sunday, July 18, 2021 Presented in Commons Space Schedule Your Visit! ABOUT […]
Misty Sol: Other Ways of Knowing & Churchyard Dance Friday, September 24, 2021 – Sunday, October 31, 2021 Presented as Part of Future Ecologies About the Artworks Other Ways of […]
Emily Carris-Duncan & Joanne Douglas: Seeking Shelter – Ancestors in the Aquifer Friday, September 24, 2021 – Sunday, October 31, 2021 Presented as Part of Future Ecologies About the Artworks […]
Equators: Performance & Installation Presented by TNMOT AZTRO Icebox Project Space (1400 N American St, Philadelphia, PA 19122) Friday & Saturday, December 17 + 18, 7pm + 9pm Pay What […]
Aaron Terry: Peril Remains, Dreams Clean **Please Note: We will be closed for the holidays from Monday, December 20 – Thursday, January 6. We will re-open with regular gallery hours […]
Maia Chao is an interdisciplinary artist whose work examines informal and formal institutions, such as family, schools, museums, language, economic systems and legal systems. Working collaboratively in performance, video, sculpture, […]
Dominique London: I’m Not OK Curated by Makeba Rainey Friday, February 11, 2022 – Sunday, March 13, 2022 Presented in Gallery Two PLAN YOUR VISIT Vox Populi is open Noon-6pm, […]
Lea Devon Sorrentino: Remote Work Friday, April 1, 2022 – Sunday, May 8, 2022 Presented in Gallery Two UPDATE: Join Lea and other exhibiting artists for an Artist Talk on […]
Shifter Sifter Sisters Featuring Michelle Cho, Linda Frank, Nima Jeizan and Thomas Lauria Curated by Zach Hill Friday, April 1, 2022 – Sunday, May 8, 2022 Presented in Commons Space […]
Release Party V: a night celebrating five releases Featuring Glitter Vomit, Autumn Casey, Chris Fratesi, Lxv, Ben Kudler Friday, July 15, 2022 | Doors at 6:30pm | At Vox Populi […]
Release Party III: A Poetry Reading Celebrating the Release of Three New Chapbooks Featuring: Craig Beaven, Blanche Brown, and John Wall Barger. Saturday, September 10, 2022 | 6:30-8:30pm | At […]
Krissy Talking Pictures: Residue Featuring Cherry Nin, Natasha Onion, Alejandra Castro Chavez, Rat Porridge, France Rreally, Sam Hafferty, Cal Fish, Alice Aster, Florence Fire, and LSRDSC. Opening Reception: Friday, September […]
Stadium Stompers: An Archive of Resistance Opening Reception: Friday, September 9, 2022 | 6-9pm | Free-To-Attend Curated By: Blanche Brown, Verónica Ayala Flores, josh graupera Friday, September 9, 2022 – […]
Release Party I: Anuradha Bhowmik’s Brown Girl Chromatography Launch Party & Poetry Reading Saturday, October 15, 2022 | 6:30-8:30pm | At Vox Donations Accepted Join us on Saturday, October 15, […]
Ulla Straus, Julia Santoli, Rat Porridge, Alejandra, Asa Nakagawa Saturday, October 22, 2022 | 7:30-11:00pm | At Vox $5 suggested donation Join us for a night of meditative soundscapes and […]
Caption: [African American school children and teacher, studying leaves out of doors] photographer, Frances B. Johnston, Library of Congress (1899) Friday Trophallaxin Afterschool Hours The Trophallaxis Study Group November 11th […]
Spring Sprang Sprung: A Vox Populi Fundraiser! Saturday, April 15th, 2023 | 4-9:30pm | Tickets start at $15 At the beautiful Clay Studio Roof deck (1425 N American St, Philadelphia, […]
Transcribing a Wilderness: Early Shinada (NYC), Jordan Deal and Jim Strong Cassette Release Ritual Saturday, April 1, 2023 | 7:30pm (Doors) 8pm – 10:00pm | At Vox | PAY WHAT […]
Transcribing a Wilderness: Early Shinada (NYC), Jordan Deal and Jim Strong Cassette Release Ritual Saturday, April 1, 2023 | 7:30pm (Doors) 8-10pm | At Vox | Pay What You Wish […]
Jim Strong is an Artist and Curator based in the outskirts of Philadelphia, PA who employs homespun low-tech processes to create personal languages in Painting, Musical Instrument Invention, Anthropomorphic furniture, […]
Poll Workers Needed Opening Reception: Friday, September 8, 2023 | 6-9pm | Free-To-Attend Friday, September 8, 2023 – Sunday, October 15, 2023 Presented in Gallery Two About the Exhibition The […]
Transcendent Mess A show of 5 artists that frames material exploration and abstraction as trans methodologies. Opening Reception: Friday, January 5, 2024| 6-9pm | Free-To-Attend Friday, January 5, 2024 – […]
Resounding Thresholds Opening Reception: Friday, March 1, 2024| 6-9pm | Free-To-Attend Friday, March 1, 2024 – Sunday, April 14, 2024 Presented in Gallery One About the Exhibition Raúl Romero shares […]
Conjuring Cruelty Opening Reception: Friday,September 6, 2024| 7-9pm | Free-To-Attend Friday, September 6, 2024 – Friday, October 13, 2024 Artist Talk: Saturday September 7th, 11am-1pm, Free and open to the […]