Kenyatta Bosman

Adam Chuck

Patrick Donovan

Stephen Irwin

Clifford Price King

Mychaelyn Michalec

Gabriel Pessoto

Chris Radtke

Lania Roberts

Christian Schoeler

Scott Scoke

Brandon Shaw

Rafael Soldi

Curated by John Brooks.

Tuft, an exhibition of work from all disciplines that explore needle punching, hand tufting, hand-knotting, and machine tufting as process and/or subject. 

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About the Juror:

TIM EADS (@this_is_tim_eads) is a Philly-based designer and printer. From Cranbrook Academy of Art to a stint in Mexico, he's worked as a graphic designer, art instructor, master printer, and artist for over 20 years. He was a Master Printer and Project Manager at The Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia from 2009-2015. Since then, he's called Philly his home. His work has been exhibited across the United States with notable shows at Woodmere Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA; The Delaware Contemporary, Wilmington, DE;  Please Touch Museum, Philadelphia, PA; Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, DE; among others. His work is found in several public collections: The West Collection, Oaks, PA; Please Touch Museum, Philadelphia, PA; Kirkland Museum of Decorative Arts, Denver, CO. 

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He recently became obsessed with the process of tufting to create innovative, dimensional textiles found here www.thisistimeads.com www.tuftinggun.com 

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Mychaelyn Michalec & Karen Weeks

Annie Lee-Zimerle

Edmund Merricle

Stephanie McGinness

Mychaelyn Michalec

November 14 - 2:30-4:00pm artist talk, 4:00-6:30pm reception

Riffe Gallery's third biennial statewide juried exhibition.

Jurors:
Sean Fitzgibbons, Executive Director, Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park, Hamilton
Michelle Stitzlein, Artist, Baltimore
Dr. Louis Zona, Executive Director, Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown

I Like Your Work in partnership with Dutoit Gallery is pleased to present Be. Long, an exhibition encompassing the work of 42 artists from around the world who work across a variety of media and subject matter, co-curated by Mychaelyn Michalec, David Linneweh and Erika b Hess.

Be. Long. speaks to belonging to a community and how participating in that community supports a long creative career. Artists do not create work in a vacuum, rather they are constantly responding to conversations, studio visits and seeing work. It is in this rich place of discovery and dialogue that artists are able to go into their studio and make work.

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Work by: Alice Stone-Collins, Amanda Smith, Amy Sacksteder, Becky Bailey, Beth Humphrey, Bethanie Irons, Bridgette Bogle, Catlin Cartwright, Clara J Koons, Corey Lamb, Cori Crumrine, Derek Meier, Emanuele Pavarotti, Francis Sills, Gabe Langholtz, Jasmine Zelaya, Jessica Cannon, Jessica Simorte, Jon Duff, Kimberly LaVonne, Kassandra Palmer, Kate Sable, Laura Colomb, Lauren Peterson, Libby Saylor, Liz Rundorff Smith, Loren Erdrich, Manuela Gonzalez, Marcelina Gonzales, Max Manning, Melissa Murray, Peter Hastings, Rossie Stearns, Sarah E. Swist, Sarah Pater, Saskia Fleishman, Susan Carr, Tara Booth, Terri Foster, Tim Magenta, Victoria V. Nunley, Yuria Okamura

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In addition to the physical show, we are thrilled to share Be. Long. Ing. Online Exhibition, an extension of the physical exhibition that includes the work of 30 artists.

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Bridgette Bogel

Ashley Jude Jonas

Mychaelyn Michalec

Dates: Aug 19 - Sep 6, 2019

Reception/Artist Talk: 5:30PM on Thurs, Aug 29

Rachel Zucker's poetry book, Mothers:

"Sentimental and not. I choose both. But have also spent years trying to be invisible. To be normal. To be unromantic. Not the 'sentitive' poet that everyone (except my mother) accused me of being."

How is body language represented, depicted and interpreted? It is readable? Is it natural, affected, subliminal or known? Is it political? Historical? What is it telling us about this contemporary moment? Body Language is an exhibition that explores this form of non-verbal communication through visual representation. It speaks to multiple generations and it is indicative of the postures and posturing we see all around us.

Opening Night on April 6, 2019!

The show will run through July, open weekdays from 8:30am-4:30pm.

Dutoit Gallery invites everyone to celebrate our 3rd Annual Members Exhibition. The gallery features artists whose work spans various media, methodology, concept and subject. The exhibit opens First Friday, December 7 from 6-9pm and runs through December 28.
The gallery will also be open to the public Third Sunday at Front Street, December 16 from 11 am to 4 pm.
Please feel free to contact individual artists for private appointments.