MAKE YOU FEEL THAT WAY at NoName Gallery
MAKE YOU FEEL THAT WAY at NoName Gallery explores memory, identity, and emotion through art by Cathey White and Don Bell this November.
Allan Lane
Philadelphia born and bred, Allan Lane is the Publisher and Editor in Chief of digital magazines. He launched his first publication, SportBikes Inc Magazine in 2010, his second dosage MAGAZINE in 2019 and his third online publication, Club For Man in 2024. In 2025, he launched his most recent publications, artsXhibit and FuelxFire. As a journalist, Allan covers fashion, lifestyle, culture, art, and motorcycles.
“Franz Gertsch. Presence” at Hauser & Wirth New York
“Franz Gertsch. Presence” at Hauser & Wirth unveils eight monumental works capturing fleeting time in hyperrealist paint and woodcut mastery.
“We Are All Fading” at Morton Contemporary
We Are All Fading spotlights Neil Anthony Edwards’ luminous portraits exploring fashion, legacy, and impermanence at Morton Contemporary.
Calder x Miró: Prints and Drawings at Kahan Gallery
Calder x Miró opens Oct 9 at Kahan Gallery, showcasing rare prints, gouaches, and drawings from the artists’ late-career period.
Nazeer Sabree Unveils “The Event Phase” at Paradigm
Explore the powerful new exhibition by Nazeer Sabree at Paradigm Gallery—”The Event Phase” runs October 3 through 26 in Philadelphia.
Calder Gardens Opens with Splendor and Intention
Calder Gardens opens September 21 in Philadelphia, unveiling an immersive space of art, architecture, and nature inspired by Alexander Calder.
Unspoken Language of Colors Exhibition at Pentimenti
“Unspoken Language of Colors” at Pentimenti Gallery explores how color becomes emotional and symbolic language across painting and sculpture.
Susan Rothenberg: “The Weather” Opens at Hauser & Wirth
Susan Rothenberg’s “The Weather” opens at Hauser & Wirth New York—an intimate retrospective revealing the raw power of her visionary brushwork.
Allen Bentley at Bridgette Mayer Gallery
Allen Bentley’s “Flight” debuts September 2 at Bridgette Mayer Gallery, capturing motion and emotion in expressive new works.
Tschabalala Self “Art Lovers” Sculpture at the New Museum
The New Museum’s Facade Sculpture Program sees Tschabalala Self unveiling “Art Lovers” at the museum this fall.