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Art always makes a political statement. Half of art is what you choose to paint, the other half how you paint it. Thomas Brady paints workers, people on the streets, landscapes inhabited by family farmers invisible to the corporate life. View his work on September 12th from 6:00-9:00 pm in […]
Colonna Contemporary is proud to present Offcuts, a solo exhibition by collage artist Cat Russell, opening August 15th at the Gallery. The show brings together a new body of work built from the margins, the trimmings, the edges, the discarded pages that once lived other lives. In an age dominated […]
This exhibition is a celebration of the bold, diverse, and ever-evolving voices in the Main Line’s contemporary art community. State of the Arts brings together a dynamic group of local artists, painters, sculptors, digital creators, and those pushing boundaries in unexpected directions. It will be an eclectic showcase of work […]
Helio Santos is a Mexican Artist working with data, internet, and technology with background in painting and digital art. You are invited to view his work at Colonna Contemporary Art Gallery in Wayne on February 13th from 6–10 pm. Please RSVP. This series explores the concept of the artificiality of […]
