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9th Annual Holiday Trunk Show and Sale

BARBARA HEINRICH Jewelry

Remember to call us to book a

special one-on-one consultation

with Barbara Heinrich

November 1st, 12pm-6pm

Gravers Lane Gallery

8405 Germantown Ave. Historic Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia

GLG will be participating in the

St Joseph’s Prep Mother’s Club

Chestnut Hill Shop and Stroll

Wednesday November 1st

12pm-8pm

For more info contact Molly Ellis:

sjpchestnuthillshopstroll@gmail.com

Fiber Reimagined Reception

The Fiber Reimagined reception was held on October 13th. Thank you to all who came out to celebrate with us. We enjoyed discussing the work with artists Amy Edwards and Margery Amdur, who attended the event.

Fiber Reimagined is currently on view and closes on November 12th, 2023.

PLAN B Art Project Reception

Curator, Shauna Burke, and her husband were in attendance. It was a moving evening, as GLG is the last location to host The Plan B Art Project. Shauna delivered a thoughtful talk reflecting on the journey and reception of her show over the past year. She encouraged us all to continue to engage in dialogue and to listen to others. The show embodies the idea that creativity and art can be great vehicles of change and a thoughtful way to address

difficult topics with others. Marcella Marsella was also in attendance, whose quilt “One of Those Things” electrified the Plan B installation. Thanks to all who came out and to all the artists who participated in the show.

The Plan B Art Project is currently on view

and closes on November 12th, 2023.

25% of the proceeds from each sale will go to Planned Parenthood Southeastern PA.

The Night Kitchen stumbles upon Fantastical Gardens…

Amy Edleman, owner of The Night Kitchen in Chestnut Hill PA, and her husband John Millard at the PHL Airport

BRUCE HOFFMAN @ The Philadelphia International Airport

Fantastical Gardens

On View Now – February 2024

PHL Terminal 4

“The Fantastical Garden; vase with flowers, random bottles, curled up leaf forms out of plastic and paint, are my 21st century version of decaying extravagance. There are many emotional connections to people and places, and specific moments in time, so in a way they are memorials. At the same time they are playful and fun and don’t have to be taken too seriously. They are ephemeral.”

Bruce Hoffman 2023