Over fifty artists and craftspeople working in an awesome 19th Century factory building. 

See the July 28, 2019 story in The Philadelphia Inquirer >

We're in the Hawthorne neighborhood of Philadelphia. We're often lumped in with Bella Vista to the east and South Philadelphia which officially begins south of Washington Avenue. Our building is always buzzing with our many creative businesses and art studios.

Two annual events where the building is open the public are Philadelphia Open Studio Tours (POST) each October, a craft show in November, and the Handmade Brigade in early December. 

2020 was a year filled with challenges, tumult, fear, anxiety, isolation, newfound appreciations, and inner work.  During this unprecedented and historic time, abstract artist Sally K. Eisenberg delved deep within, developing a body of work evoking her own 2020 journey with the ultimate goal of invoking hope for herself and the world.  

The title of her exhibition “Visualization of Hope” is a grouping of 7 pieces of herself, communicated through each canvas and interpreted through the viewer’s own journey.

It is through her own inner lens of HOPE that these works arose.  Her intention for this show is for others to think about and share their own words of hope for 2021, and beyond, so that we can all evolve in community with a brighter light and clearer vision.