8405 Germantown Ave, Phildelphia, PA 19118

NEW EXHIBITION

BITE SIZE: Small Works Straight from the Studio

November 29, 2024 – January 9, 2025

First Friday Opening Reception December 6, 2024, 5-9PM

Gravers Lane Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition featuring over 70 talented artists in BITE SIZE : Small Works Straight from the Studio. Specially commissioned for the holiday season, the gallery is offering our clients a small taste from our artists’ larger scale work. All mediums including ceramic, metal, wood, fiber, glass and painting will be represented in this extensive group exhibition which will feature the work of well established artists represented by our gallery as well as emerging artists. Together, let’s support and celebrate our contemporary craft artists this holiday season.

Please join us during the three Stag & Doe evenings on Wednesdays, 5-9pm, in Chestnut Hill when stores remain open late with refreshments for holiday strolling and shopping along the avenue accompanied by an array of outdoor festivities. The dates for these events are on 12/4, 12/11, 12/18 to experience a nostalgic night of shopping and immerse yourself in the old world holiday charm of decorated storefronts in the neighborhood.

Featured artists included in the exhibition are Kate Anderson (fiber), Izzie Ashley (fiber), Joyce Barker-Schwartz (mixed media), Polly Barton (fiber), Sasha Baskin (fiber), Pamela Becker (fiber), Lanny Bergner (metal), Karin Birch (fiber), Jill Bonovitz (ceramic), Anna Boothe (glass), Eileen Braun (fiber), Christian Burchard (wood), Randall Cleaver (mixed media), Ann Coddington (fiber), Mardi Jo Cohen (metal), Kate Crankshaw (glass), Dona Dalton (wood), Marcia Docter (fiber), Steve Donegan (painting), Carol Eckert (fiber), Shane Fero (glass), Donna Festa (painting), Avishai Greis (metal), Leslie Grigsby (fiber), Andrea Haffner (metal), Catherine Haverkamp (painting), Doug Herren (ceramic), Bruce Hoffman (mixed media), Jan and Chris Hopkins (mixed media), Judith Hoyt (mixed media), Jan Hulin (fiber), Lissa Hunter (mixed media), Ron Isaacs (wood), Nancy Koenigsberg (fiber), Chloë Le Pichon (ceramic), Barbara Lee Smith (fiber), June Lee (fiber), Kari Lonning (fiber), Marya Lowe (fiber), Paula Mandel (mixed media), Bruce Metcalf (metal), Joseph Miceli (painting), Don Miller (wood), David Moore (painting), Scott Newman (wood), Amy Orr (fiber)), Leslie Pontz (Fiber), Sally Prangley (fiber), John Rais (metal), Joh Ricci (fiber), Madeline Rile Smith (glass), Brienne Rosner (metal), Paz Sandoval (wood), Rona Satten (print/metal), Biba Schutz (metal), Jane Sauer (fiber), Eric Serrittella (ceramic), Theresa Shields (fiber), Joan Shrager (print), Rita Siemienski Smith (painting), Barbara Straussberg (painting), Louise Strawbridge (mixed media), Robin Tedesco (painting), Tara Thacker (ceramic), Trudy Wang (fiber) and Brian Willette (painting).

Nancy Koenigsberg | Secrets | 2008 | Coated copper wire and paper | 7″ x 10.5″ x 10.5″

Kate Anderson, |MI AMOR | 2024 | knotted waxed threads (metallic and flat) | 14.25″ x 10.25 ” x 2″ framed

Christian Burchard | Serpentine #5 | 2023 | 16″ x 11″ x6″ Madrone | Photo: Kristy Kún

More about the exhibition

FIRST FRIDAYS: ARTS AND EATS

December 6th 5-8pm

Gallery, Wine, Cheese, Artists?

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HOLIDAY GIFTING

BRILLIANCE: Covetable Gifts of the Season

November 29, 2024 – January 9, 2025

For the second year running Gravers Lane Gallery presents an annual showcase of American Studio Craft as personal adornment, decor for the home and an array of artist made objects for gift giving throughout the holiday season. This exhibition will feature the hand selected work of 50 talented artists and craftspeople from across the country, many of whom make their home in the Philadelphia area.

A selection of the artists participating in this year’s holiday marketplace are Ellyse Bendillo jewelry, Victoria White Berry ceramics, Kate Dannenberg metals, Tien Do glass, Ruth Easterbrook ceramics, Wendy Ellertson journals, Cecilia Frittelli scarves, Morgan Gilbreath glass, Isabelle Gougenheim scarves, Melissa Hampton jewelry, Keith Hershberger ceramics, Kara Hetz jewelry, Holly Jean Studios woodwork, Brynn Hurlstone glass, Audrey Jung fiber, Christopher Kerr-Ayer glass,, Victoria Moore metals, Jake Pfeifer glass, Kenny Pieper glass, Emilie Pritchard jewelry, Julie Shaw jewelry, Matthew Thomas woodwork and Elisa Warder jewelry.

Audrey Jung : bag, Tien Do : glow in the dark glass cups, Cindy Hornaman : ornament, Ruth Easterbrook: candlestick holder

EXHIBITON INFORMATION

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NOVEMBER 29 – DECEMBER 1st

NEW IN THE GALLERY

New Artist: Catherine Haverkamp

Catherine “Kat” Haverkamp is a Philadelphia based realist artist. Catherine studied at Cleveland Institute of Art, Memphis College of Art, Studio Incamminati in Philadelphia, PA. and Rowan University in N.J. Catherine is currently pursuing her Masters of Fine Art at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, PA. and is a fellow at Studio Incamminati.

Catherine’s work has been recognized in many national and international competitions in shows such as the yearly International Portrait Competition hosted by the Portrait Society of America and has had work travel the world in the Art Renewal Centers’ International Salon Competition. Her paintings has been featured in multiple publications, such as International Artist magazine and Fine Art Connoisseur.

*All work available, please inquire*

Catherine Haverkamp | Eclipsed | 2024 | oil on stretched canvas | 38″ x 42″ x 1.5″

Catherine Haverkamp | Centripetal & Centrifugal | 2024 | oil on two separate canvases | 60″ x 53″ x 1.5″

New Artist: Briana Babani

Briana Babani is an artist and designer based in New York’s Hudson Valley. She grew up in the Midwest, received her BA in painting from Yale University, and then lived and worked in New York City’s fashion district before earning her Masters Degree in Interior Architecture at the Rhode Island School of Design.

With a professional background spanning multiple disciplines — construction, architecture, interior design, and textiles — Babani draws upon a broad skill-set and employs a variety of mediums and tools. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is part of numerous private collections. Past stockists for her textiles include Barneys New York and ABC Carpet and Home.