GHST 8" x 8" acrylic on panel, 2018.

Jim Houser's collages, paintings and installations have been exhibited extensively in institutions such as the Laguna Art Museum and the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Art as well as galleries in Milan, Paris, Sydney and São Paulo.

His work is included in the permanent collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Houser layers acrylic on wood, fabric and found objects, blurring the lines between collage and sculpture. Once combined, it becomes clear that all of his works are associative and directly related.

Beautiful 18-inch ceramic pitcher created by ceramicist and FFS parent Doug Herren.

Herren's work is included in the collections of the:

• International Museum of Ceramics, Faenza, Italy;
• the Yenggi Museum of Taipei;
• the Museum of Ceramics Quran, Alcora, Spain;
• Kamm Teapot Collection, Sparta, NC;
• Fuller Art Museum, Brockton, MA;
• the Vernon Filley Art Museum, Pratt, KS.
• And an installation of Herren's work was on display at the Philadelphia International Airport, Terminal A-West titled Industria/Ware.

Beautiful 18-inch ceramic pitcher created by ceramicist and FFS parent Doug Herren.

Herren's work is included in the collections of the:

• International Museum of Ceramics, Faenza, Italy;
• the Yenggi Museum of Taipei;
• the Museum of Ceramics Quran, Alcora, Spain;
• Kamm Teapot Collection, Sparta, NC;
• Fuller Art Museum, Brockton, MA;
• the Vernon Filley Art Museum, Pratt, KS.
• And an installation of Herren's work was on display at the Philadelphia International Airport, Terminal A-West titled Industria/Ware.

Dominic Episcopo's "Stock's Pound Cake" framed 11X14 inkjet print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag BW

Dominic Episcopo is an internationally recognized artist and pioneer of the food and lifestyle photography movement. His career spans over 20 years of commercial and editorial experience, referencing everything from early movements in European fine art to the irreverent elegance of the everyday. His versatile and wide ranging portfolio encompasses everything from corporate advertising campaigns and commercial pharmaceutical sectors, to food and lifestyle editorial, high fashion and low-fi indie musicians.

Tom Judd's "Orange Rose" is an framed 18x24" signed print.

Judd first exhibited his art work at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1979, where at 25 he was included in a survey show entitled "Contemporary Drawing: Philadelphia" curated by Ann Percy and Frank Goodyear. The museum purchased a work from that exhibit for their permanent collection.

Judd went on to exhibit his work in distinguished commercial galleries beginning with his first solo exhibit at Eric Makler Gallery in Philadelphia in 1980. Judd was soon recognized in New York City, including Monique Knowlton and Coe Kerr Gallery. In 1984 he was given a solo exhibit at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and had work purchased for their permanent collection. In 1990, Judd had a ten-year retrospect at the Philadelphia Art Alliance. The show also traveled to the Salt Lake Art Center the following year. In 2009, Judd joined forces with curator and gallery owner Allen Sheppard to produce "Evidence of a Collected Past". This exhibition was staged at the Globe Dye Works and consisted of a 20 year retrospective of Judd's works.

Kukuli Velarde, a Peruvian-born Philadelphia artist, is known primarily for her feminist ceramic reinterpretations of pre-Columbian sculptures.

The Cupid is numbered and signed by Velarde.

The recipient of a Pew Fellowship and a Guggenheim Fellowship, she had her first Philadelphia solo show of paintings, at Taller Puertorriqueno.

The Cupids are an edition of three sets of thirty pieces, ninety in total. They are part of the installation Pure Lust/Pure Love that Velarde presented in the International Biennial of Lima, Perú in 1999. They are a commentary about women's rights to their sexuality as an inherent part of their being. The Cupids have inscribed in their chests catcalls to men, reversing the patriarchal trend of submitting women to male gaze and scrutiny. It comes from the artist's personal experience with a Costa Rican man at her art school in Mexico. Velarde once purposely delivered a catcall to him (an activity he often engaged in, pestering all of the women in the school). Incapable of empathizing with women, and the aggressiveness of the catcall dynamic, the man got angrier every time Velarde pointed out his anatomy with "admiration". It was an interesting exercise for Velarde. The Cupids are a response to the aggression with humor, and without doubt or fear to bring the issue to the table.

Kukuli has had numerous solo exhibitions including:

2018-19 THE COMPLICIT EYE. Taller Puertorriqueno. Philadelphia. PA
2016 Kukuli Velarde- PLUNDER ME, BABY. Peters Project Gallery, Santa Fe, NM.
2015 KUKULI VELARDE. Art Lima solo show (Cavin-Morris Gallery) Lima, Peru.
2013 PLUNDER ME, BABY. Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, KS.
2012 PATRIMONIO. Germán Kru?ger Espantoso Gallery, ICPNA. Lima, Perú.
KUKULI VELARDE. Amelie A. Wallace Gallery, SUNY College at Old Westbury. NY.

Pattern #1
Acrylic and graphite on wood panel, 8x8"
2013
This piece was in a show at a gallery in Portland, ME.

Kiki Gaffney was listed in the Philly Voice as the "10 Female Artists You Need to Know". Her works are in various public and private collections.

Gaffney received her MFA from the University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA. Gaffney's work has been exhibited at museums and institutions including, Woodmere Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA; Abington Art Center, Jenkintown, PA; Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, DE; University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA; and more.

Tyler Hays (the owner of BDDW) is world-renowned for his craftsmanship and quality.

Tyler Hays' factory is right down the road from FFS on Jasper Street. He dug 20 feet deep on his Frankford property to extract clay. These mugs are made from clay found in Frankford. All of Tyler's work is sold through his showrooms in Soho, New York and Milan, Italy.

BDDW is a small American design and fabrication company dedicated to timeless design, expert craftsmanship and forward-thinking manufacturing practices.

All of BDDW's pieces are designed and developed by Tyler Hays, and built in his Frankford, Philadelphia studio by a talented and dedicated team of craftspeople. Over the past 25 years, BDDW has become an internationally recognized luxury brand known for heirloom quality furniture, ceramics, and clothing.

Tyler Hays (the owner of BDDW) is world-renowned for his craftsmanship and quality.

Tyler Hays' factory is right down the road from FFS on Jasper Street. He dug 20 feet deep on his Frankford property to extract clay. This butter dish is made from clay found in Frankford. All of Tyler's work is sold through his showrooms in Soho, New York and Milan, Italy.

BDDW is a small American design and fabrication company dedicated to timeless design, expert craftsmanship and forward-thinking manufacturing practices.

All of BDDW's pieces are designed and developed by Tyler Hays, and built in his Frankford, Philadelphia studio by a talented and dedicated team of craftspeople. Over the past 25 years, BDDW has become an internationally recognized luxury brand known for heirloom quality furniture, ceramics, and clothing.

Tyler Hays (the owner of BDDW) is world-renowned for his craftsmanship and quality.

Tyler Hays' factory is right down the road from FFS on Jasper Street. He dug 20 feet deep on his Frankford property to extract clay. This one-of-a-kind vase is made from clay found in Frankford. All of Tyler's work is sold through his showrooms in Soho, New York and Milan, Italy.

BDDW is a small American design and fabrication company dedicated to timeless design, expert craftsmanship and forward-thinking manufacturing practices.

All of BDDW's pieces are designed and developed by Tyler Hays, and built in his Frankford, Philadelphia studio by a talented and dedicated team of craftspeople. Over the past 25 years, BDDW has become an internationally recognized luxury brand known for heirloom quality furniture, ceramics, and clothing.

Tyler Hays (the owner of BDDW) is world-renowned for his craftsmanship and quality.

Tyler Hays' factory is right down the road from FFS on Jasper Street. He dug 20 feet deep on his Frankford property to extract clay. This one-of-a-kind vase is made from clay found in Frankford. All of Tyler's work is sold through his showrooms in Soho, New York and Milan, Italy.

BDDW is a small American design and fabrication company dedicated to timeless design, expert craftsmanship and forward-thinking manufacturing practices.

All of BDDW's pieces are designed and developed by Tyler Hays, and built in his Frankford, Philadelphia studio by a talented and dedicated team of craftspeople. Over the past 25 years, BDDW has become an internationally recognized luxury brand known for heirloom quality furniture, ceramics, and clothing.

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