- a two person show featuring the works from the outrageous minds of James Ulmer and Lance Simmons
Opening Reception: Friday, February 3, 2012, 6 – 10 pm
with live music from Dick Neff and Charles Cohen
“Planar” refers to that which is flat or two dimensional. The works of Simmons and Ulmer are two sides of the same stock. In these works both artists allude to a certain dilated perception through their use of simplistic two-dimensional imagery.
James Ulmer presents new drawings that are at once playful and provocative. Using a format of clusters and compartments James creates an amalgamation of scattered memories both real and imagined.
On his side of Planar Split, Lance Simmons explores anachronistic sci-fi folk art through configurations of marker and silk-screened ink on paper. Aspects of standard third and fourth dimensions are minimized to allow for smoother flux of further adjacent reaches.
Part Time Studios
2031 Frankford Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19125
Part Time Studios is very excited to announce a two-person show, featuring Philly artists, Brad Haubrich and Dewey Saunders. The show is entitled The Skull, The Bottle, The Flower, The Mountain, and is based around four collaborative pieces that represent these things.
“Miraculously drawn together by the almighty powers of this universe, two Philadelphia-based artists have embarked on a collaborative journey. A timeless journey in which, like so many before it, the emphasis has been squarely rested upon the shoulders of an unpredictable process, as opposed to the fruits it may yield. Four objects have been chosen to set the stage for this adventure that will be coming to a brilliant end on Friday, September 2nd, at Part Time Studios!”
There will also be a t-shirt released as a collaboration between Brad Haubrich and some very good friends of his!
Tonight @ part Time Studios Grill Out Man a BBQ themed limited edition graphic t-shirts by Philadelphia artists. Styles range from comical to grotesque to conceptual All shirts are $20.
Opening Reception: Friday, June 3, 2011, 6 – 10 pm
The most recent body of work by photographer Jeffrey Stockbridge chronicles the daily life of Kensington Avenue’s forlorn residents as they battle to survive an environment overcome by drugs and prostitution. Nowhere But Here, currently in progress, stems from Stockbridge’s previous work documenting the disquieting interiors of abandoned houses in Philadelphia. With a sentiment not unfamiliar, Stockbridge has taken up portraiture backed by his signature use of his 4×5 view camera and available light. Intrigued by the nature of addiction, Stockbridge turns his camera on the prostitutes and drug addicts, who, in their quest to survive, exude strength out of a crippling weakness. Caught in the grip of their addiction, these individuals endure unthinkable pain on a daily basis and do whatever it takes to stay alive except for getting clean.
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WHATS INSIDE YOU ASK???
A Sit Down With Steve Ignorant
Henry Rollins: “I’m Definitely Older”
The Sword
Some Real Class Shit, Record Reviews
5 Rock Clubs
Creep Records: The Saga
P.I.M.P Hand Straight To Your Soul
Fabric Horse: Defender of Practicality & Champion of the Hip
Decadent, Deviant & Delightful=Delicious
Dear Adam Smith
Part Time Studios: Part Time All the Time
Genevive Zacconi
Get Big with Mike Giant
Dave Fox
Awesome Dudes
Bicycle Revolutions, Fuzzy Built
Chrome Reviews
Is There a Fucking Doctor in the House! (Tony Fast Interview)
Keith Greimen, Positive Reinforcement
It’s almost the end of one month, so you know what that mens!?! It means it’s almost the beginning of another which means first Friday art openings are just around the corner. Here is one that you will definitely be wanting to check out at Part Time Studios in Philadelphia, PA. Steven Speir’s show, “My First Worst Nightmare”.
For this upcoming, First Friday event, Part Time Studios will be hosting ‘My First Worst Nightmare,’ a solo exhibition by Philadelphia artist Steven Speir. For this exhibition, Steven found inspiration in the stories of friends, and acquaintances as they recalled their first, worst nightmare. His latest paintings are taken from the sub-conscious of Saturday morning cartoons and the innocence of childhood nightmares.
Featured in the exhibition will be: paintings, screen-prints, stickers, shirts, and installation.
Part Time Studios is proud to present, Across the Haunted Sea, which will feature new work from local illustrators, Jeanne D’Angelo and Michael Bukowski.
Opening reception: Friday, March 4, 2011, 6 – 10 pm
