"moving on" on the Art Blog!

"moving on" was written up on the Art Blog.

"moving on", curated by TSA member Ryan McCartney, features the work of Timothy Belknap, William Blackhurst and, Carolee Schneemann.

Timothy Belknap

"moving on is a spare little show. With works by three artists, one local, one in London and one in upstate New York, the exhibit covers a lot of geography — and a lot about the human condition,  in sexy, manic, or bare-bones fashion." - the art blog

These works, "dealing intimately with motion, the body, and the relationship between", will be on display at Tiger Strikes Asteroid through October 2nd.

Hours: Saturday and Sunday 2-6, or by appointment.

For more information: tigerstrikesasteroid.com

Upcoming TSA Show Chosen as July Pick on the Art Blog!

We're glad to see that Roberta Fallon and Lilly Rosof of The Art Blog are just as excited about the opening of "Proof of My Unknowing Eyes" as we are! The show, featuring the works of Amy Beecher and Susan Bricker, opens THIS Friday at Tiger Strikes Asteroid.

To see theartblog's July picks click here.
Don't forget to come to the opening of "Proof of My Unknowing Eyes" tomorrow (Friday, July 8th) from 6-10pm. Tiger Strikes Asteroid is located at 319A North 11th Street, Philadelphia.
If you haven't already, this is a great opportunity to visit us in our new location on the second floor.

Caroline Santa, "Coda" written up on The Art Blog

Tiger Strikes Asteroid member Caroline Santa received a great review of her show "Coda" on The Art Blog.  Julian Phillips writes, "The artist’s previous work shows an affinity towards use of strong color and shape, which “Coda” echoes but reinvents. Coda draws with materials and takes a look at the process of art making, one step of at a time. Santa’s ideas and approach make refreshing new pathways to consider."

 Come see this "invigorating look at the creative process" Saturday and Sunday from 2-6pm before it comes down Sunday, May 28th. The weather is great, so come on out! Tiger Strikes Asteroid is located on the second floor of 319A N. 11th St, Philadelphia.