Exhibit Archive
April: Tom Torosian & Ginny Turnbull: Celebration of the work of two Philadelphia Artists
photo courtesy of Tom Torosian
Opening Reception: Sunday, April 1, 2012 5pm - 8pm
Gallery Hours: Every Saturday and Sunday, 12-5
Da Vinci Art Alliance
704 Catherine Street
Philadelphia
215 829 0466
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Envisioning Shakespeare
Love and Loss: Reflections on Romeo and Juliet
Da Vinci Art Alliance @ The Lantern Lab
St. Stephen's Theater, downstairs
10th & Ludlow Sts., Philadelphia
March 21-April 8, 2012
Open 1 hour before each performance and during intermission
Opening Awards Reception: Saturday, March 24, 5-7:30 pm
Awards Judges: Sean Lally (Romeo) and Kevin Meehan (Benvolio)
Introductory remarks and awards presentation by: Charles McMahon (Founding Artistic Director, Lantern Theater Company; and Director, Romeo and Juliet)
and Debra Miller (Art Historian; and President, Da Vinci Art Alliance)
Featuring art by: Emina Beho, June Blumberg, Alden Cole, Lilliana Didovic, Michael DiPrinzio, David Foss, Ona Kalstein, Morris Klein, Patrice LeJeunesse, Deanna McLaughlin, Deb Miller and Ray Costello, Bill Myers, Jean Plough, Susan Richards, Rex Sexton, Cindy Silvert, Bonnie Shanas, Mina Smith-Segal, Francine Strauss, and Ted Warchal
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Envisioning Shakespeare
Love and Loss: Reflections on Romeo and Juliet
Da Vinci Art Alliance @ The Lantern Lab
St. Stephen's Theater, downstairs
10th & Ludlow Sts., Philadelphia
March 21-April 8, 2012
Open 1 hour before each performance and during intermission
Opening Awards Reception: Saturday, March 24, 5-7:30 pm
Awards Judges: Sean Lally (Romeo) and Kevin Meehan (Benvolio)
Introductory remarks and awards presentation by: Charles McMahon (Founding Artistic Director, Lantern Theater Company; and Director, Romeo and Juliet)
and Debra Miller (Art Historian; and President, Da Vinci Art Alliance)
Featuring art by: Emina Beho, June Blumberg, Alden Cole, Lilliana Didovic, Michael DiPrinzio, David Foss, Ona Kalstein, Morris Klein, Patrice LeJeunesse, Deanna McLaughlin, Deb Miller and Ray Costello, Bill Myers, Jean Plough, Susan Richards, Rex Sexton, Cindy Silvert, Bonnie Shanas, Mina Smith-Segal, Francine Strauss, and Ted Warchal
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March 3- 25, 2012: "Gone Goon" Michael and Dean DiPrinzio
Da Vinci Art Alliance (704 Catherine Street, Philadelphia) hosts an exhibition by Philadelphia native Michael DiPrinzio and his son, Dean, through March 2012.
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 3, 1-5 pm
Gallery Hours: Saturdays and Sundays, 12-5 p.m.
Inspired by different interpretations of existing realities, and instilled with a wide range of feelings and emotions, Michael DiPrinzio expresses himself through various forms of art. DiPrinzio's enigmatic paintings and mixed media creations contain electrifying and bizarre images. His found object assemblages and woodworks are of natural and man-made materials. Many of his past and present projects have been collaborations with his son, Dean, including current metal works.
Inspired by nature and his mother, Dean DiPrinzio enjoys all forms of artistic expression. His creativity drives him to explore pencil sketch, crayon, pastel, painting, rock sculptures, and mixed media collaborations in any form. Including past shows at Da Vinci, Michael and Dean's art has been shown a Saint Asaph's Gallery, Rowan University, Bartram's Gardens, Anita Shapolsky Art Foundation, Lantern Theater, Perkins Art Center, Rittenhouse Square, and in private collections. Michael also contributed images to the novel "New U" (2010) by his brother, Daniel.
February 4-26, 2012 : Warholized (The Silver Show)
Opening Awards Reception, Curator's Tour: Saturday, February 4, 7-9 pm
The Da Vinci Art Alliance's tribute to Andy Warhol, on the 25th anniversary of his death. A multi-media exhibition by 36 artists exploring the impact and influence of Andy Warhol. A memorial catalogue accompanies the exhibition. Open to the public, with free parking at the Fleisher Art Memorial lot. Sponsored in part by Campbell's Soup Company.
Warhol Panel Discussion 15 Minutes and 25 Years with Superstars from the Warhol Circle, staff from the Warhol Museum (Rick Armstrong), and artist members of the Warhola Family (James and Madalen Warhola)
Da Vinci Gallery Hours in February: Wed 5-7 pm, Sat-Sun noon-5 pm
Click Here to Download the Press ReleaseDa Vinci Art Alliance is a non-profit artists’ organization located in South Philadelphia. The organization was founded in 1931 to serve the needs of professional artists and artisans in the Delaware Valley. Da Vinci currently has over 150 members and is supported through membership dues, gallery rentals, sales commissions, grants, and donations. It holds exhibitions of members’ and non-members’ artwork as well as special events, workshops, performances, poetry readings, and lectures, and publishes a quarterly newsletter for its members.
Gallery Hours: Sat-Sun 1-5 pm, Wed and Fri 4-8 pm
DA VINCI ART ALLIANCE
704 Catherine Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
For more information, visit www.davinciartalliance.org
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