629 N 2nd St Philadelphia, PA 19123
267.303.9652
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About Projects Gallery
      Projects Gallery represents some of today's finest contemporary artists. Located in the edgy artistic community of Philadelphia's Northern Liberties, Projects focuses on artists who practice a personal form of figurative expressionism. Most of our artists have years of experience in both the crafting of images and the honing of a distinctive approach to their medium, although we are also dedicated to fostering awareness for emerging artists. In a variety of styles and media, Projects has a commitment to each artist's individual vision and mastery of material. Whether internationally known or emerging, each artist displays a personal language that provides a unique dialog. 
     Founded in 2004, Projects has received both local and national critical attention for its high caliber of artists and exhibitions. In its bi-level, multi-exhibition space, Projects has the flexibility to display diverse, contemporary works on a rotating basis and mounts more than a dozen solo and group exhibitions in any given year.
     The space is also able to accommodate intimate-scale gatherings such as receptions, artist events or happenings, fundraisers and meetings. For more information, please see our rental page.
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To learn more about the Projects Gallery ethos please view the video courtesy of First Friday TV. Features artists Frank Hyder and Jim Brossy, as well as gallery director Helen Meyrick speaking about the state of the arts in Philadelphia
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Projects Gallery is not actively seeking artists, but if you wish to submit work, please consider our guidelines, found here.

March 31 - May 1 2010 will be NCECA - and Projects Gallery will participate with a ceramic show curated by Judith Schwartz and Jack Thompson.
Entitled "To Die For" there is an open call to ceramic artists. Full prospectus available at projectsgallery.com/prospectus.html.