resident artist(s)
Come enjoy the work of Anthony Carlos Molden. Germantown based, painter, and sculpture innovator. Opening show 10/18, Artist talk 12/19 4-6pm RSVP on Eventbrite
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Anthony Carlos Molden is a self-taught artist who uses mixed media to create his paintings and sculptural work. some of his work includes Airport Exhibition 2022, Gallery Exhibit at Imperfect Gallery,
Anthony was born in 1968 in Cedar Rapids, IA, and raised in Altadena, CA. Anthony currently resides and creates in Philadelphia, PA. He has taken courses at both the Pasadena College of Art + Design and the University of Iowa. Anthony has been drawing since age 3 and painting with acrylic and oil, vigorously, since age 12. In his 20s, he started working as a scenic on movie, video and theatre sets. He also has a 20+ career in construction and creation/restoration of decorative architecture while living in New York City. All of the aforementioned experiences lent to Anthony’s current painting style, which is a mix of sculptural relief with a repurposing of found objects and recycled materials. All of his paintings are made with 90-100% recycled materials, including paint and surfaces. Anthony's goal is”to make something of value out of the piles of refuse around us everyday.” His work has been exhibited across the states at Kenny Schacter Contemporary, La Mama La Galleria, the Painted Art Center, Tiberino Museum, Rush Arts, Imperfect Gallery, the Kimmel Center, Leaf & Art Music Festival, and The Philadelphia Airport.
Another Resident Artist we are featuring is Sangue Mbacke
RSVP to his upcomming workshops
Sangue is a Senegalese Drum Master and teacher. He began fabricating Djembes over twenty years ago, and has been playing professionally for the past sixteen. Sangue has collaborated with musicians all over the world, and has performed in West Africa and Europe. He has hosted workshops in Senegal, Berlin, and Rome, where he taught serious students of the Djembe and those who simply wanted to learn something new and have a good time. A musician, dancer, and raconteur Sangue uses storytelling through the Djembe and Tama to build interpersonal relationships among his students.
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