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First Friday May 1st @ Arch Enemy Arts

Art Gallery Opening Exhibition Art Exhibition

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Join Arch Enemy Arts on First Friday, May 1st for the opening reception of six new shows, including the third installment of “Brings May Flowers,” a group exhibition celebrating spring and the vibrant beauty of blooms in all their beloved forms. View previous works from this ongoing series on our website here.

Dewi Plass - Netherlands-based painter, Dewi Plass is known for her soft, atmospheric portrayals of animals. Here, she presents a deeply personal body of work shaped by profound loss and rooted in reflection, memory, and love.

Holly Jean Studios - Local artist Corinne Lalik, creator of Holly Jean Studios, debuts her first gallery exhibition of sculptural, wall-mounted wood compositions. Inspired by folk aesthetics and quilting traditions, her work reimagines form and function, offering pieces that evoke both comfort and transformation.

Vasilisa Romanenko - Returning for her fifth solo exhibition, Vasilisa Romanenko unveils a new series of birds and blooms—intricately rendered paintings that merge botany, natural history, and ornate patterning with elegance and technical realism.

Michael Koehler - Pittsburgh-based artist Michael Koehler presents his second solo exhibition with the gallery, channeling the transcendental beauty and power of nature while examining its place within an increasingly technological world.

Drew Caines - Finally, UK artist Drew Caines presents a mini-release of small-scale wall sculptures, fusing an ancient visual language of stoneware with contemporary pop influences to create works that feel both timeless and immediate.

Celebrate with us for an evening of new work, fresh perspectives, and the unmistakable energy of spring in full bloom. 109 Arch Street, 5pm - 9pm

Join Arch Enemy Arts on First Friday, May 1st for the opening reception of six new shows, including the third installment of “Brings May Flowers,” a group exhibition celebrating spring and the vibrant beauty of blooms in all their beloved forms. View previous works from this ongoing series on our website here.

Dewi Plass - Netherlands-based painter, Dewi Plass is known for her soft, atmospheric portrayals of animals. Here, she presents a deeply personal body of work shaped by profound loss and rooted in reflection, memory, and love.

Holly Jean Studios - Local artist Corinne Lalik, creator of Holly Jean Studios, debuts her first gallery exhibition of sculptural, wall-mounted wood compositions. Inspired by folk aesthetics and quilting traditions, her work reimagines form and function, offering pieces that evoke both comfort and transformation.

Vasilisa Romanenko - Returning for her fifth solo exhibition, Vasilisa Romanenko unveils a new series of birds and blooms—intricately rendered paintings that merge botany, natural history, and ornate patterning with elegance and technical realism.

Michael Koehler - Pittsburgh-based artist Michael Koehler presents his second solo exhibition with the gallery, channeling the transcendental beauty and power of nature while examining its place within an increasingly technological world.

Drew Caines - Finally, UK artist Drew Caines presents a mini-release of small-scale wall sculptures, fusing an ancient visual language of stoneware with contemporary pop influences to create works that feel both timeless and immediate.

Celebrate with us for an evening of new work, fresh perspectives, and the unmistakable energy of spring in full bloom. 109 Arch Street, 5pm - 9pm

More about Arch Enemy Arts
Arch Enemy Arts is a unique exhibition space for established and emerging artists from all over the world. Voted "Philly's Favorite Art Gallery" by the Philadelphia Inquirer, curation at AEA focuses on representational drawing, painting, and sculpture with emphasis in lowbrow/pop-surrealism, magical realism, and post-graffiti genres. Our programming provides collectors, artists, and art enthusiasts access to a range of artistic expression through a variety of styles and mediums—dedicated to showcasing the strikingly unconventional, highly technical, and utterly bizarre. Arch Enemy Arts is open from 11 a.m - 5 p.m. on weekends and 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, and we are always free and open to the public.
When & Where
May 1, 2026, 5:00pm to 9:00pm Timezone: EDT
Free

No Registration required! Just show up!

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