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Urban Perspectives 

Allison Syvertsen & Benjamin Gallman 

January 23 – February 16, 2013 

Opening Reception:  Friday, January 25, 5-8pm 

Meet the Artist:  Sunday, February 3, 1-4pm 

Artists’ Talk at 2pm  

Cerulean Arts is pleased to present Urban Perspectives featuring new paintings by Allison Syvertsen and photographs by Ben Gallman.  Stemming from their immediate neighborhood or places they repeatedly pass by, the work is very much about the city without depicting recognizable sights.  Each artist, however, draws very different visual conclusions from the same environmental elements.   

(via Welcome to Cerulean Arts Gallery and Studio)

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Dead Flower’s Kaleidoscope
Public · By Dead Flowers
  • On Friday January 18th Dead Flowers presents it’s third edition of “Kaleidoscope”, variety show at Love City’s Derby Ink Garden. The age of evol is finally here and according to the Mayans we are living in post apocalyptic times. Dead Flower’s revels in it and so should you. The dark ages are back and better then ever. Our circus is going goth! Bring out your Dead!


    DJ set by: 

    The Visitors (Ceremony @ The Bathaus, Modern Blood @ The Raven Lounge)

    Live music by:

    Voltheque
    Samarkand

    Sideshow performances by:

    T-bird
    Magick Mike
    Lady Katie Kill
    Surly Temper
    Queen Yareli
    Rae Mae
    & more

    Hosted by Mister E. + co.

    Palm readings by Mama Alma

    18 + event/21 + to drink

    Refreshments for sale

    Vendors

    $10

    Doors open @ 8pm

    Come join us for a night of comedy, music, lust and astounding feats. Dead Flowers: We speak your name.

(via Dead Flower’s Kaleidoscope)

Martin Luther King, Jr. Shabbat

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Congregation Rodeph Shalom invites the CNA community to a special interfaith service celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. on January18, 2013.
Congregation Rodeph Shalom invites  all to attend a very special interfaith service celebrating MLK Jr. this Friday at 6pm at Rodeph Shalom, 615 North Broad Street.  Please feel free to extend this invitation to your friends, families and members of your communities.  Information is below:
 
Martin Luther King, Jr. Shabbat
January 18 6pm
Guest: Rev. Dr. Mark Tyler, Mother Bethel Church 
Karen Staller will be the ASL interpreter for the service
Join us for an interfaith service honoring civil rights leader 
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  We will welcome guests Reverend Dr. Mark Tyler and M. Barry Currington, Music Director, as well as congregants and the choir from the Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church. 
Martin Luther King, Jr’s legacy of leadership continues to inspire and hearten us as we strive to turn his dream of equality into our reality. These efforts will be highlighted at this Shabbat Service.
Callowhill Neighborhood Association


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www.callowhill.org

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Sarah McEneaney Dog Heaven. 2008 egg tempera on linen. 36×48″

In conjunction with “The Female Gaze: Women Artists Making Their World,” PAFA will present the WOMAN OF THE WEEK: Sarah McEneaney.

Born in Munich, Germany, McEneaney has been living and working in Philadelphia since 1973. The artist received a certificate from PAFA in 1979 and is known for her auto-biographical paintings rendered in jewel-like colors. 

This Thursday, January 17, you’ll have the chance to meet McEneaney during PAFA After Dark (www.pafa.org/afterdark)!

A founding member of Callowhill Neigborhood Association (Vice -President 2002-2011, President 2012-Present) Sarah is a visual artist who has lived and worked in the Callowhill Neighborhood since 1979. In 2003 McEneaney and John Struble founded the Reading Viaduct Project, which is dedicated to the remediation of the abandoned Reading Viaduct into a great new public park for Philadelphia.

This dream, vividly imagined in her 2008 painting, “Dog Heaven” (above) is now tantalizingly close to becoming reality.

(via PAFA The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts)