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Pentimenti Gallery
Pentimenti Gallery: where space and art converse to reveal vibrant, nonfigurative works.
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Pentimenti Gallery: where space and art converse to reveal vibrant, nonfigurative works.
Pentimenti Gallery, located at 145 N 2nd St in Philadelphia, presents a curated program of paintings, sculpture and reliefs. Reviews praise knowledgeable staff, engaging exhibitions, and a dialogue between the gallery's rooms and the artworks. Known for a nonfigurative program and high-level artists, it is regarded as an indispensable feature of Philadelphia's urban culture.
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Curated displays of nonfigurative and non-objective paintings, sculptures, and reliefs from renowned artists.
Personalized guidance on artistic processes and insights into exhibited works from knowledgeable staff.
Opportunities to purchase unique art pieces for private collections, featuring gallery artists.
Guided visits that explore the interconnection between art and space, enhancing the viewing experience.
Hosting exhibitions and events that contribute to Philadelphia's urban culture and artistic community.
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Overall rating
Marnie Gelfman
Wonderful gallery!! Enjoyed my visit today. Knowledgable staff imparting key information about exhibited work and artist’s process. Learned a lot and enjoyed unusual colorful art on display. Joyful!
DNL GRMN
Nice art gallery Good exhibition.
Peter Jin
I love the exxhibotion they are hosting right now. If you are in rowb, it is worth seeing it directly
Edgar Diehl
Pentimenti Gallery is one of the rare places following a Nonfigurative or so called Non Objective program in the visual arts! The high level ranking artists and the well chosen pieces of paintings, sculpture and reliefs and the nice atmosphere of the Gallery are an attraction whenever I visit Philadelphia. In the meanwhile I have taken some works of the gallery-artist into my privat collection. Don’t miss this unique place of urban culture!
Mark Khaisman
I feel that the gallery has unlocked the algorithm of interconnection between art and space. Every time I walk at a show, I get involved in a dialogue between the configurations of rooms and walls ant the art exhibited at the moment. It feeds my imagination, and when I leave, I discover that the effect continues outside the gallery’s boundaries spilling into the city. That’s why I consider Pentimenti gallery an indispensable feature of Philadelphia.
