Philadelphia Sculptors

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TONIGHT!!!Join us at The Galleries at Moore for the opening of All into One 2026.5-7pm
06/12/2026

TONIGHT!!!
Join us at The Galleries at Moore for the opening of All into One 2026.
5-7pm

Join us for the Opening reception to All into One 2026!June 12th from 5-7 at Moore College of Art! Come see the wonderfu...
06/03/2026

Join us for the Opening reception to All into One 2026!
June 12th from 5-7 at Moore College of Art! Come see the wonderful work from this year’s Philadelphia graduates!!
See you there!









Image by Chenxi Shao

n the raw underground corridors and hidden passageways of the Fairmount Water Works history lingers and ten talented art...
05/05/2026

n the raw underground corridors and hidden passageways of the Fairmount Water Works history lingers and ten talented artists are busy transforming these unused spaces into sites of art, performance, dialogue and discovery. The fantastical installation entitled, “tu me manques, you are missing from me” by Joy Feasley and Paul Swenbeck is underway and we look foward to seeing its completion. We’re getting close to the opening of our exhibition, Currents, on Saturday, May 9 from 1:00-4:00. Join us!

Fairmount Water Works
640 Waterworks Drive
Philadelphia, PA

Photo credit: Detail of Joy Feasley and Paul Swenbeck’s installation.

In the early 19th century, the classically designed Fairmount Water Works became an example of America’s ingenuity. Stea...
05/05/2026

In the early 19th century, the classically designed Fairmount Water Works became an example of America’s ingenuity. Steam engines, housed in the boiler room down below, were responsible for pumping clean water to the city of Philadelphia and played a vital role in the health and welfare of its residents. Celebrating the Semiqincentennial, the exhibition, Currents, honors this legacy of innovation by inviting 10 artists to create works in response to the history of the Water Works and its environs. The former boiler room is now the site for the artist team of Carolyn Healy and John J H Phillips, who are in the midst of creating their site specific installation entitled, “Headwaters”. Here is a sneak peek! Join us for the opening reception on May 9 from 1:00-4:00 and beyond until August 8.
The Fairmount Water Works is open to the public Wednesday-Saturday 10:00am-5:00pm.

Photo credit: Detail, Carolyn Healy and John Phillips’ “Headwaters” installation.

GRADUATING STUDENTS INCLUDING BFA, BA, MFA, Pre Bacc, Certificate and whatever other collegiate program you might be fin...
04/22/2026

GRADUATING STUDENTS INCLUDING BFA, BA, MFA, Pre Bacc, Certificate and whatever other collegiate program you might be finishing this year!!!

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