P’unk Avenue
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- 1168 E. Passyunk Aveneue
- Philadelphia PA 19147
- Phone: 215 755 1330
- hello@punkave.com
Art Happens Today
6207 Market Photographs by Isaac Schell Stockbridge Fine Art Print 319 N. 11th 4th floor Friday April 3rd, 5-10pm Let's talk about art. Isaac Schell is a Drexel photo graduate, and also my housemate. He shoots with a 4x5" portable…
Active Intersection
If you have passed our studio in the evening, you may have seen a rear projection installation in our window that faces E. Passyunk Avenue. University of Delaware professor, Ashley Pigford was inspired to create this site-specific piece after…
Open Call for Critical Models
A few reasons why I don't interact with contemporary art criticism: A lot of it sucks. To be more specific, a lot of it is self-serving. A lot of it has agenda of a White House Press Secretary, never…
One Thing For Sale
Today I start my "one thing for sale" project. The concept is simple. I will choose one thing to sell in our storefront window on E. Passyunk Avenue. I will type up a description of the object and post…
P'unk in the Press
It is always nice when someone notices that you are trying to do a good thing. This week Sam Tremble of the Philadelphia City Paper wrote about our role in the emerging Second Friday Art thing in our neighborhood. Sam…
The Proposal Show
the proposal show works on paper (managed expectations) P'UNK AVE designer Richard S. Banister Jr and Catherine A. Kane are currently working on an art show about making art. Hopefully they'll be done by the opening on Saturday, June 2nd,…
2nd Friday Art Crawl in our Neighborhood!
Rosi Dispensa, Tower, C- Print, 2006 It is one of those moments in time when various cool things have started to coalesce in one place. That might be a bit of an exaggeration, but I am excited about all…
Debtor’s Inheritance Opens Sunday!
The Debtor’s Inheritance project that I wrote about in March is going live this sunday, May 6th! I hope you can all make it. We have really enjoyed the collaboration with Katie Murken on this project. This foray into…
The Window: some fabric?
One could make the argument that the Window began with a fabric purchase. This material came from one of those stores on 4th Street in Philadelphia’s longstanding fabric row. It is a simple white “gauzy” weave that when hung…