Tonight: Opening of Pork Chop, a Fishtown art gallery

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Tonight: Opening of Pork Chop, a Fishtown art gallery

POSTED: Thursday, August 13, 2009, 9:19 PM
Filed Under: Arts
Jimmy Comey

Don't forget about what Carolyn Huckabay told you in this week's Kaleidoscope:

Self-described "rogue taxidermist" Beth Beverly and her cohorts have unveiled Pork Chop, a Fishtown artist collective brimming with ragtag potential. This Thursday they'll host a group art show ($5 to enter), complete with aerial dance, bottomless beer cups and a pi'ata filled with "alterna-treats," whatever that means. They've got a Facebook page, but we suggest you wing it. Just wander up to 1536 N. American St., pop your head in Pork Chop's door and see where the night takes you.

It goes from 7 to 10 p.m. Featured, local artists will include James Coughlin, Jen Procacci, Jimmy Comey, Natasha Mell-Taylor and some others. And whaddya know? One of Comey's comics (pictured) was picked to be part of our Comics Issue two years ago. (Speaking of, have you seen the '09 version?) Click the jump to see images from Procacci and Coughlin.

Though these pieces won't be in the show (as far as we know), but works by these same artists will be, so hopefully they'll give you a taste of what the gallery will be like:

James Coughlin
Jen Procacci

 

aion kina
Posted 2009-08-14 03:21:36
Amazing & informative pictures, art gallery from this famous artists. Enjoy the picture shown us the unique taste and distinctive canon.
James Coughlin
Posted 2009-11-30 18:25:01
The picture shown above is not my work.  It just happens to be some other James Coughlin or J Coughlin.  Check out snapbamsplat.blogspot.com is full of goodies to check out.

Thanks

James
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