Patrick Jacobs will have works on view in two upcoming exhibitons: Natural Wonders: The Sublime in Contemporary Art Brandywine River Museum of Art June 23 – October 21, 2018 Scale: Possibilities of Perspective Children’s Museum of the Arts May 10 … Continue reading →

Please join us for a book release event at Pierogi on June 19th (6-8pm) in conjunction with Daniel Zeller’s current exhibition. The book is on Zeller’s work and includes an extensive essay by Robert Hobbs. Both Zeller and Hobbs will … Continue reading →

In celebration of the publication of Diogenes Laertius’ Lives of the Eminent Philosophers in the first complete translation in nearly a century, Mark Reynolds will be part of a panel discussion for: A Night of Art & Philosophy Thursday, June … Continue reading →

Reed Anderson has been awarded the Mass Cultural Council Artist Fellowship. More information is available here.

For the upcoming Memorial Day holiday, Pierogi will be closed on Sunday, 5/27. Regular hours will resume Wednesday, 5/30.

Patrick Jacobs is featured in an article in The New York Times written by Michael Tortorello, “A Lifelike Version of Nature, But Not To Scale.” Read the full article here.

The Westport Arts Center has announced a call for submissions to their twelfth annual summer exhibition, SELECTS 2018. This year’s exhibition is juried by Joe Amrhein and Susan Swenson. For more information and for entries, please read more here.

Pierogi’s booth at Frieze is featured in an article of highlights at Droste Effect Magazine. Read the article here.

Ward Shelley presents “Back Office in the Flats, Cleveland, Ohio,” a mixed-media installation currently on view at SPACES as part of their 40th Anniversary celebrations and exhibition. The installation includes elements of works made in collaboration by Douglas Paulson and … Continue reading →

Brian Conley’s current exhibition, Cairo Oblique, has been reviewed by John Haber. Read the full article here.