Stella Untalan : 366 iPhone project
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RiTUAL. Reading Room 2015
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snowflake salon, biennial invitational : 2014
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PD Packard : Insects too Lovely to Repel
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Elena Bouvier, Marguerita Hagan and Stella Untalan guest artists for Philadelphia Open Studio Tours
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Stella Untalan and Marguerita Hagan inspired by Depth
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Snowflake Invitational @HBHQ
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FEATURED POST EXHIBITION : Bill Brookover, Elena Bouvier, PD Packard
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Third Biennial : RiTUAL Reading Room
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Fourth Biennial : RiTUAL Reading Room
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Stella Untalan: 600 Drawings
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Postcard Show and Quaranzine19
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Audible Trace
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Connections: Coming Together, Sally Eisenberg
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Open Framework, Seven Philly Artists in Print
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The Secret between the Trees Ekaterina Popova and Phyllis Gorsen
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Our Say in Clay
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Sally K. Eisenberg: Visualization of Hope
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Alice Austin COVID Year A pandemic garden book
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Counterpoise : Brian David Dennis and Keith Breitfeller
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ReMAP Cindi Ettinger Alice Austin
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REfUSE: Dennis, Untalan, Quinn
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PHANTASMAGORIA : KARMIKAZE and MORGAN PLANT
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Short-n-Sweet : Martha Rich
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Three Seasons : Corliss Cavalieri
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Light & Refection, Marimow + Dorman
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1241 Carpenter
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Over fifty artists and craftspeople working in an awesome 19th Century factory building.
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Main Belting Company manufactured the enormous belts that kept the industrial gears spinning in Philadelphia and beyond.
Today our building is always buzzing with our many creative businesses and art studios. Local artists say, 1241 Carpenter remains one of Philadelphia’s long-lasting artist enclaves, and one of the best. The diverse group — a collection of painters, blacksmiths, book restorers, screen printers, and more — allows collaboration.
Exhibitions and events at @HBHQ + 3rd floor
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@HBHQ is an exhibition, workshop, and demonstration space. Heavy Bubble websites for artists does the programing, curation, and production. Our space is on the 3RD floor of the 1241 Carpenter building. Many of our events expand to fill the entire public space on our floor. Our exhibitions include invitationals and open calls.
Be sure to join our mailing list to get the latest — click here.
We're excited to have this new space with more than 57 linear feet.
1241 Carpenter
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Over fifty artists and craftspeople working in an awesome 19th Century factory building.
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Main Belting Company manufactured the enormous belts that kept the industrial gears spinning in Philadelphia and beyond.
Today our building is always buzzing with our many creative businesses and art studios. Local artists say, 1241 Carpenter remains one of Philadelphia’s long-lasting artist enclaves, and one of the best. The diverse group — a collection of painters, blacksmiths, book restorers, screen printers, and more — allows collaboration.
directory
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Here is a directory of the creative crew here at 1241 CARPENTER. (images will appear as the artists fill in their profiles.)
Studio and Gallery Rental
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STUDIOS
Right now there aren't any vacancies. We have a long waiting list.
We'll post more information here as it becomes available.
GALLERY
The gallery has exhibitions scheduled for 2024. No openings at this time.
1241 Carpenter
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Over fifty artists and craftspeople working in an awesome 19th Century factory building.
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Main Belting Company manufactured the enormous belts that kept the industrial gears spinning in Philadelphia and beyond.
Today our building is always buzzing with our many creative businesses and art studios. Local artists say, 1241 Carpenter remains one of Philadelphia’s long-lasting artist enclaves, and one of the best. The diverse group — a collection of painters, blacksmiths, book restorers, screen printers, and more — allows collaboration.