Opening Reception for "Look Everywhere" at Atelier, Philadelphia

LOOK EVERYWHERE showcases works from thirty-three artists working from thirty progressive art studios across the United States. Curated by Jennifer Gilbert of Jennifer Lauren Gallery, it highlights the exciting creativity emerging from these studios, further expanding the conversation around the inclusivity and significance of artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities and asserting their rightful place within the contemporary art world.

Held in conjunction with the Creating Community Symposium and the larger LOOK HERE project, the symposium will provide valuable insights into the intersection of art, disability, and identity.  

LOOK HERE is a multiphase project from Center for Creative Works and Haverford College that focuses on the changing narrative around art created in progressive studios and illuminates how neurodivergent artists challenge and expand conventional approaches to artmaking.

Exhibiting artists include: Nicole Appel, Everette Ball, Ricky Bearghost, John Behnke, Austin Brague, Silva Demirjian, Paige Donovan, Robert Duncombe, Rick Fleming, Daniel Green, Teresa Harris, HML, Romano Johnson, Simone Johnson, Michael LeVell, Michael Angelo Mangino, Vanessa McConnell, Walter Mika, Dan Miller, Marlon Mullen, Brian Nanry, Michael Oliveira, Inés Orihuela, Susan Pasowicz, Dennis Quillin, Shelly Radinsky, Helen Rae, Angela Rogers, Chris Schallhorn, Judith Scott, Carl J. Sukenick, Cathrine Whited, and Charmette Young.

Exhibition continues: 1–31 October 2025
Open hours: Thursday–Sunday, 9am—5pm

Address: Atelier Gallery, 1301 N. 31st St., Suite 2, Philadelphia, PA 19121 (please use this as google sometimes has a different address listed for the gallery)
Public Transportation: Septa G1 Trolley Line or 7, 48, 49 Bus Lines. Check Septa website and social media for up to date station schedules and accessibility information.

Notes on the space: Atelier Gallery is located in a suite on the ground floor of a multi-unit building. To enter the gallery, visitors may proceed up the stairs directly in front of the gallery entrance or via the accessible ramp located to the right of the entrance of the gallery and following the sidewalk to the gallery entrance.

Parking is available in the lot directly in front of the Atelier Gallery and is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. For visitors permitted for accessible parking, designated spots are available near the access ramp located to the right of the entrance of the gallery. Additional parking for visitors is available elsewhere in the parking lot or on neighboring streets.