Gurushots
Mar 14-16 2025
Gurushots
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Gurushots “The Worlds Greatest Photography Game” to Philadelphia for its 5th show.
Showcasing the winning entries. Enter below at Gurushots for your chance to be exhibited
Gurushots
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Gurushots “The Worlds Greatest Photography Game” to Philadelphia for its 5th show.
Showcasing the winning entries. Enter below at Gurushots for your chance to be exhibited
Old Masters Revisited
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Stephen Perloff and his show Old Masters Revisited.
Stephen, the founder and editor of The Photo Review and editor of The Photograph Collector, brings his extensive knowledge of photography and art to his creative work. In this particular body of work, he uses his expertise in the digital darkroom to reimagine the artwork of Baroque, Rococo, and Romantic masters. By creating photographic vignettes, Stephen translates the meaning and essence of these 17th- to early 19th-century masterpieces into a contemporary 21st-century context. His work bridges the gap between the past and present, offering a fresh interpretation of classical art through the lens of modern photography and digital manipulation.
Gurushots
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Gurushots “The Worlds Greatest Photography Game” to Philadelphia for its 4th show.
Showcasing the winning entries. Enter below at Gurushots for your chance to be exhibited
Winter Group Show 2024
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes back Amie Potsic, Christopher Brown, Joseph G Brin, and Craig Blankenhorn, for a Winter shopping experience to remember!
Shadows and Reflections
The Space Art Gallery welcomes Craig Blankenhorn and his inaugural show of his fine art.
Craig has worked as a still photographer on some of the most iconic television shows in America - Sex and the City, The Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire, Succession and Only Murders in the Building are a few examples. His perfectly captured dramatic moments are regularly displayed in Times Square and the like. But, unbeknown to most, Craig has also been capturing the dramatic moments of New Yorkers and others across the country. Now, for the first time, Craig is sharing his personal work—telling the stories of everyday people in a single shot.
Side Walks
The Space Art Gallery welcomes Joseph G Brin who has been walking across cities as a photographer for over 50 years, looking ahead, glancing aside, crouching down or looking up.
Side Walks is Brin’s inaugural solo show introducing you, the viewer, to Philadelphia from his perspective
Fragile Wonderscapes
The Space Art Gallery welcomes back photographer Christopher Brown and his captivating cyanotypes featuring Dale Chihuly's blown glass abstract landscapes. Brown's work, characterized by its stunning interplay of light and form, offers viewers a unique perspective on Chihuly's masterpieces.
Seeker
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Photographer Amie Potsic. Seeker is a solo exhibition highlighting the contemporary artist’s feminist photography created while backpacking alone for one year in India and Israel at the age of 23.
Defying the stereotype of the heroic male photographer, Potsic traversed the Negev Desert and scaled the Himalayas with her Hasselbald camera and 100 rolls of film. Through a female gaze, she documented visual splendor, human dignity, and the role of women in their communities. Her lens revealed a multifaceted experience of the depth of ritual and resilience of tradition in the eastern and western Holylands. This exhibition presents the artist’s original photographs as well as mixed media works, memoir, and a monograph created through decades of reflection upon female empowerment, gender politics, and religious patriarchy.
Winter Group Show 2023
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes back Chuck Kelton with new work accompanied by Stuart Rome, Christopher Kirkwood, Jerad Armijo and Christopher Brown for a Winter shopping experience to remember!
Oculus
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Photographer Stuart Rome.
Oculus is a solo exhibition of photographs made from with-inside ancient, living redwoods and sequoias in the American west. These giant trees are hollowed-out from millennia of lightning strikes and fires, and they form apertures to the sky and the canopy above. Though hollow, these trees remain very much alive and their charcoal dark interiors reveal strange shapes that suggest a passage from one recognizable world to another that is like a waking dream.
Capturing Iconic Comfort
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Christopher Kirkwood with Capturing Iconic Comfort: A Visual Journey into Mid-Century Modern Chairs
Through the lens of talented photographer Christopher Kirkwood, this exhibit brings together a carefully curated collection of images that showcase the exceptional craftsmanship, innovative forms, and enduring appeal of mid-century modern chairs. From the sleek lines of the Eames Lounge Chair to the organic shapes of the Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair, each photograph serves as a window into the fascinating world of design that characterized this influential period.
Away I Flew
As I’ve evolved as a human, so too has my artistic expression. Traversing through life, I have noticed that it is becoming increasingly more difficult to be human. For 15 years I’ve honed in on my artistic eye, to create my current aesthetic.
My experience with chromesthesia means that I am able to harness color to create delicate, light and compositionally balanced art. I often strive to find otherworldly, desolate, and surreal scenes with peculiar colors which I use to express my life’s journey. It is my hope that my work will connect others while creating a safe space for me to process life’s atrocities.
Aqua Cadens
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes back Christopher Brown with Aqua Cadens
What happens when water tumbles over a rock or down a steep slope? Aqua Cadens, is just that, a collection of water under the influence of gravity and photographic light, utilizing long exposure creating a curtain of silky water has been the paint brush of the classical photographer. Photographed using both analog and digital methods, Aqua Cadens have been captured by the silver bromide in the emulsion or digitized and pixelated to create water with personalities.
Atemporal Artefacts
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes back Robert Carter
for the debut of Atemporal Artefacts.
Drawing inspiration from some of the most important relics and artistic eras of human history, this photographic series poses the question of what future art histories could look like. These modern, ‘living artifacts’ assume Blackness as a state of divinity, seamlessly blending elements of afrofuturism, ancient history, and cinematic aesthetics into a cohesive, otherworldly tapestry.
Gurushots
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Gurushots “The Worlds Greatest Photography Game” to Philadelphia.
Showcasing the winning entries from The Creative Composition contest and Best of Black and White. Enter below at Gurushots for your chance to be exhibited
FireFace
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Rick Freeman and his inexhaustible urge to suspend in time the transitory energy, beauty, and mystery of a firework.
Altered State
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Jennifer Louise’s inaugural solo exhibit.
“When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” - Wayne Dyer
Using multiple exposures, Jennifer manipulates her environment by adjusting focus and camera orientation to create a new form: an altered scene that deviates from each photo’s original state and challenges the viewer to view both from a new perspective.
“Altered State” is unaltered by photo processing programs, however that doesn’t mean it won’t alter one’s view of things.
Dipped In Gold
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes Chuck Kelton. Through his exploration and love of the photographic process, he works inside his darkroom transforming light, black and white chemicals, and paper into rich abstract landscapes full of fire and mystery. Describing his approach as “calligraphy with chemistry,” Chuck Kelton’s cameraless photography invites us into his romantic world that is delicate and composed.
Take the Dipped In Gold by Chuck Kelton Virtual Tour and Shopping Experience of The SPACE Art Gallery
mei mei
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes the moving portraiture of photographer Richard Bowen, capturing the spirit of girls living in China’s state run welfare institutions circa 2000.
This show benefits OneSky. OneSky teaches communities and caregivers to provide nurturing responsive care and early education that unlocks the potential hidden in our worlds most vulnerable young children.
Altera Vita Photo Contest Winners Show 2021
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes the inaugural winners show from The AlteraVita Photo Contest juried by Stephen Perloff.
Winter Group Show 2021
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes back JS Cela with new work accompanied by Robert Carter, JD Dragan and Christopher Brown for a Winter shopping experience to remember!
Modern Day Classics
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes JD Dragan and his beautiful portraiture of the Black male body.
From Michelangelo’s David through Weston’s Pepper, Dragan brings a multitude of classic and contemporary art history influences to his images. The result is “Modern Day Classics”.
Femme Noire
“Femme Noire” – celebrates the intersection of art and design through the lens of world history and Black artists. Featuring couture designs by Philadelphia’s Dom Streater, the series explores graphic textiles inspired by queens throughout history, and arresting silhouettes that are at once timeless and fresh.
A Splash of Color
The SPACE Art Gallery welcomes back Christopher Brown as an exhibiting Artist. His body of work 'A Splash of Color' captures the integration of color and motion from nature, whether it is a blur from an intentional camera movement or from the natural ebb and flow of the world around us. Extended exposures create abstractions that are accompanied by beautiful landscape portraits to create a vibrant eye-catching photography show for a fresh start to 2021.
Our Hidden Faces
& Tintypes
The SPACE welcomes Photographer A.Clifford Hotchkiss with his beautifully crafted wet plate collodion Tintypes and his intimate photographic exposé on the facets of mental illness.
“Our Hidden Faces” seeks to educate us about the personal impact of having to put on a public face to hide your feelings by showing multiple exposures on a single piece of film.
The Gift of Water
Covering the news for more than half a century, William Dowell has worked on assignment in five continents.
“Gift of Water,” his first solo exhibition at The SPACE Art Gallery, focuses on the individuals from the mountains of the Hindu Kush to the depths of the Congo and their dependence and interaction with one of the five basic elements of the universe.
InterPlay
Trailblazing the next generation of NYC’s Street Photographers, Joe’s work has been part of The Recontres d’Artes and NYC Galleries. Now coming to Philadelphia, his transformational imagery encapsulates the essence of the modern-day Social Landscape
Palimpsest
“Palimpsest,” meaning layers upon layers, is a perfect way to describe photographer Keith Fred’s texturally rich abstracts of the ever-changing soul of the urban environment.
Owls
A wise old Owl sat in an Oak: The more he saw the less he spoke; The less he spoke the more he heard; Why can't we all be like that wise old bird? (Anonymous)