Philadelphia Art Scene: Exhibitions from Immendorff Retrospective to Photography Triennial
A Jörg Immendorff career survey at Golden Paley Galleries reassesses the German artist whose American notoriety peaked briefly during the 1980s. The exhibition runs from January 23 through March 21 at Moore College of Art and Design. Woodmere Art Museum launches its first Triennial of Contemporary Photography, aiming to highlight diverse photographic currents in the Delaware Valley region. Locks Gallery presents video and print works exploring apocalyptic future landscapes until January 30. At the Barnes Foundation, a recent installation reorganized gallery space while examining institutional history. The Fabric Workshop and Museum displayed Victorian wallpaper from May 9 to September 13, 2003, noting its use as a 19th-century bourgeois status symbol during mechanical reproduction's apex. A photographer documents Fire Island's present and past lives. Another artist's retrospective featuring thoughtfully used materials continues through June 21.
Key facts
- Jörg Immendorff career survey runs January 23-March 21 at Golden Paley Galleries
- Woodmere Art Museum launches first Triennial of Contemporary Photography
- Locks Gallery exhibition of apocalyptic landscapes through January 30
- Barnes Foundation installation reorganized space and examined history
- Fabric Workshop displayed Victorian wallpaper May 9-September 13, 2003
- Victorian wallpaper served as 19th-century bourgeois status symbol
- Immendorff's American notoriety peaked briefly in the 1980s
- Photographer documents Fire Island's present and past
Entities
Artists
- Jörg Immendorff
- William Morris
Institutions
- Locks Gallery
- Barnes Foundation
- Golden Paley Galleries
- Moore College of Art and Design
- Woodmere Art Museum
- Fabric Workshop and Museum
- artcritical
Locations
- Philadelphia
- Pennsylvania
- United States
- Fire Island
- Delaware Valley
- Chestnut Hill
- Germantown Avenue
- 20th Street
- The Parkway
- Bells Mill Road