Philadelphia Sculptors Arrive
in Philadelphia!

The 1st exhibition of "Destination Philadelphia," Philadelphia Sculptors' spring/summer exhibition series opened on April 16, with the opening reception on Saturday, April 22 from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m., featuring musical entertainment by John Francis Maher and Patrick John Green. The show remains on exhibit through May 18.
                                          
Curated by Susan M. Davis, Director of the Fine Arts Program of the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Philadelphia, this group show of Philadelphia Sculptors' members presents a wide range of contemporary approaches to sculpture.
                                         
Those appreciating figurative work will gravitate towards the works of Arlene Borow and Marilyn Simon, while those attracted to abstraction will find much worthy of contemplation in works such as Barry Parker's bronze "Brother Osisris" and Won Jung Choi's "Kneeling Woman." Warren Angle's "Cloakroom," a visceral tableau including a coat rack and deer heads with coat hooks attached to them, offers a thought-provoking reflection on our relationship to the natural world.
                                        
Other artists included in the show are Ava Blitz, Ann Chahbandour, Knox Cummin, Pat Goodrich, Paul Hubbard, Laura Hutton, Leslie Kaufman, Yukie Kobayashi, Lucartha Kohler, James Lloyd, Carole Sivin and Roy Wilson.
                                        
Sharing the venue are the most recent installations of the Artfronts program. Works by partners Suzanne Reese Horvitz and Robert Roesch, Jeanne Jaffe, Andrew Jevremovic, and Ron Klein, assert their presence in the four windows on Market Street.
                                       
Reading Terminal HeadHouse, situated on the north side of Market Street between 11th and 12th Streets in Philadelphia, can be entered from Market Street under the "Pennsylvania Convention Center" arched sign.

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