Philadelphia, PA -- Vox Populi is proud to announce Malachi Lily as 2019 Black Box Curatorial Fellow. Selected from an open call issued to Philadelphia-area curators and organizers of time-based artwork (performance, film/video, dance, music, and…

Now Accepting Applications Through 1/20/19 Black Box Curatorial Fellowship Open Callsupporting curators of time-based artwork and performance Since 2013, Vox Populi has supported the work of curators focusing on time-based arts and performance…

Celebrating Our 30th YearFor 30 years now, Vox Populi has presented original, thought-provoking and experimental exhibitions and programs that have challenged and expanded our concepts of what art can be or do. Artist-ran organizations like ours are…

2019 Guest Artists and Exhibitions Open CallMonday, September 17 - Monday, October 22 Vox Populi is accepting applications for Guest Artists and Curated Exhibitions now through Monday, October 22, 2018 at 11:59pm. The application is available via…

Vox Populi announces the appointment of Danny Orendorff as Executive Director. Orendorff joins the organization full-time on June 15, 2018."We are very excited for Danny to join the organization as his background working in collaborative…

Donate to Vox - Win a trip to Deer Isle, Maine & Support our 30th Anniversary CelebrationsRaffle tickets are available through June 21, here!Donate to Vox For a Chance to Win a Trip to Maine!Make a donation of $30 to Vox Populi by June 21 and…

Submit to VOX XIV Juried by Didier William 7 more days to get your applications in! Vox Populi is accepting submissions for VOX XIV - our fourteenth annual juried exhibition of emerging artists which will take place July 13th - August 5th,…

We are now seeking candidates for the next Executive Director of Vox Populi!Vox PopuliVox Populi is a nonprofit arts collective with a mission to support the challenging and experimental work of emerging and underrepresented contemporary artists.…

Vox Populi is pleased to announce an open call for our guest program, an opportunity for artists and curators outside of Philadelphia to have a solo exhibition in one of our four gallery spaces in 2018. Guest artists will be awarded a $500…

KRISTEN NEVILLE TAYLOR Signals (Catch and Release)Kristen Neville Taylor asks how the valuation of resources influences our perception of nature, and at what cost. The artist borrows terminology from recreational fishing to describe a method of…

You know I hate to askBut are 'friends' electric?Only mine's broke downAnd now I've no-one to loveAre 'Friends' Electric? is Vox Populi's thirteenth annual juried exhibition, featuring work by fifteen contemporaries selected by this year's jurors,…

Vox Populi is currently seeking applications for new members. Visual and performing artists, writers, and curators that are engaged in experimental methods are encouraged to apply. Vox Populi is looking for individuals that are committed to their…

Due March 15th, 2017Vox Populi is currently seeking applications for new members. Visual and performing artists, writers, and curators that are engaged in experimental methods are encouraged to apply. Vox Populi is looking for individuals that are…

Vox Populi is pleased to announce and welcome its next Executive Director, James Merle Thomas. Joining the organization after recently moving to Philadelphia, Thomas currently teaches Global Contemporary Art at Tyler School of Art at Temple…

Congratulations to our Executive Director Bree Pickering who will be leaving Vox this month to become Director of MAMA (Murray Art Museum Albury) in New South Wales, Australia! We are extremely grateful to Bree for her leadership over the last two…

Vox Populi is pleased to present That Which Cannot Not Be, a group exhibition of artists working in Philadelphia, USA and Sydney, Australia: Camae Ayewa, Ella Barclay, Marley Dawson, Catherine Pancake, Mike Parr, Adri Valery Wens, Wilmer Wilson…

Vox Populi is pleased to announce an open call for our guest program, an opportunity for artists and curators outside of Philadelphia to have a solo exhibition in one of our four gallery spaces in 2017. Guest artists will be awarded a $500…

PLAYDATE: A group exhibition featuring the work of Lucia Alber, Clarissa Caponera, MacKenzie Clark, and Katie RauthFollowing a year of professional collaboration as interns at Vox Populi, four emerging Philadelphia-based artists, Lucia Alber,…

Curated by Caroline PicardSebastian Alvarez, Srijon Chowdhury, Katy Cowan, Zoe Crosher, Lindsey French, Essi Kausalainen, Steve Ruiz, John Steck Jr., Linda Tegg, & Andrew YangResponding to a new field of critical thought, Imperceptibly and…

Toxic Shock and the Hotdog features new work by Jesse Harrod that engages the intersections of social support, queer community, and D.I.Y. punk. The centerpiece of the exhibition is a large-scale sculpture that doubles as a wall that supports a…

Vox Populi is accepting submissions for VOX XII - our twelfth annual juried exhibition of emerging artists, which will take place July 1st - July 31st 2016. The deadline for the open call is Sunday, May 08, 2016. To apply, download a prospectus here…

Building a Wall Through My FatherBuilding a Wall Through My Father serves as a proposition for a sculpture that today remains unrealized. Operating as miniatures the works on view stand-in for a longer-term project in which Eliza Myrie apprentices…

Philadelphia, PA -- Vox Populi is pleased to announce the following exhibitions, on view through Sunday, April 24th, 2016, the first one of a new, two-month exhibition schedule. Joe Bartram's TURNSTILE UNDERBELLY investigates how cultural identities…

Due March 15th, 2016 Vox Populi is currently seeking applications for new members. Visual and performing artists, writers, and curators that are engaged in experimental methods are encouraged to apply. Vox Populi is looking for individuals that are…

Peter Allen Hoffmann’s paintings harken to a historical optimism through the combined rendering of both paintings of quilts and the American landscape. By taking a close examination of the hand in craft in conversation with boundless vistas,…

Skipping step, missing ground a hand that forms itself caresses its eyes shadow dictates between two things there is a pane no white ink makes small intentions glass molded lense to look is to turn your back rich hues impress the weakened reflection…

Space to Fill represents a search for meaning within the built environment, and deploys the intense focus of representational drawing in an attempt to understand our most common and iterative architectural habits; that which represents our most…

Changing the Tense is an installation that uses architectural intrusions and photography to experiment with how your body moves through space. The experiment begins as you enter the gallery, where you are confronted with an obstacle. This intrusion…

Philadelphia, PA - This October, Vox Populi is pleased to host four alternative arts organizations: Threewalls (Chicago), Possible Press (Atlanta), The Luminary (St. Louis), and KCHUNG (Los Angeles). Vox Populi dedicates its entire exhibition space…

Applications Due September 14, 2015 Vox Populi is pleased to announce an open call for our guest artist program, an opportunity for artists outside of Philadelphia to have a solo exhibition in one of our four gallery spaces in 2016. Guest artists…

VOX XI: Material Studies features work by Roxana Azar (Meadowbrook, PA), Kyle Bauer (Baltimore), Julia Brown (Washington, DC), Kat Chamberlin (Brooklyn, NY), Lisa Dillin (Baltimore), Alex Ebstein (Baltimore), J. Michael Ford (Chicago), Lauren…

With For And Against is a collection of discrete presentations of the work of these nine artists. Joe Bartram's collage and installation extends his examination of how a populous builds a relationship with its environment, acquiring and utilizing…

Inspired by the Technicolor utopias of children's television, Over The Rainbow invites the viewer into a shape­shifting world inhabited by cuddly monsters, faceless clones and gruesome pop divas. Shot entirely using green­screen the film presents…

A Scar is a Question Mark Sharon Koelblinger's work explores cyclical relationships between loss and desire, perfection and fallibility, repetition and rarity. In A Scar is a Question Mark, Koelblinger reflects upon her relationship with her father…

Shirts and StonesGabriel Boyce's installation Shirts and Stones plays with material through gesture creating a visceral landscape. The title of the installation clearly defines the material whereas the installation itself is an abstracted reference…

DollhouseDollhouses are understood as gendered spaces for speculation and idealization. They are interpretive play spaces for the enactment of social and identity constructs. In her second exhibition at Vox Populi, Erica Prince presents the…

Base LandscapesDrawn from physical viewing surfaces, precise test charts, neglected scientific specimens, and ambiguous memories, Jon Malis' work centers around concepts of presentation and interpretation.Malis differentiates creative visual content…

Curated by the Vox artist membership. In Fourth Wall, Chiara No…

DANIELLE MYSLIWIECQuatrainIn this new body of work, Danielle Mysliwiec presents four suites of paintings, each suite a set of variations on a theme. In Nocturne and Crocus, Mysliwiec continues her creation of oil paintings that masquerade as woven…

Erin Murray, Edward Murray Dream House DREAM HOUSE brings to limited realization a long abandoned architectural dream, surfacing an alternate timeline for a family since fractured. In a way, a gift to the architect. In another way, his soul laid…

Catherine Pancake Axon Ladder HD Video shot on Phantom Miro 2-Channel Sound Axon Ladder is a collaborative project with Pancake, sound artist Bhob Rainey, and choreographer Meg Foley. The video and sound installation is built upon shared interests…

Alexander Rosenberg Hyperpyrexic Alexander Rosenberg is a Philadelphia-based artist and educator. He received a BFA in glass from Rhode Island School of Design and Master of Science in Visual Studies from MIT. His artistic practice is rooted in the…

Mark Stockton Beat Your Altar “Do I contradict myself? Very well, then I contradict myself, I am large, I contain multitudes.” – Walt Whitman Beat Your Altar is a drawing-based installation that continues to build on my interest in…

Jody Wood and Mikel Durlam Episodes of Violence Drawing inspiration from popular crime drama television, Episodes of Violence acts to examine and unravel specific formulaic devices by reducing scenes to their fundamental components. Focusing on the…

Laura Bernstein, Lydia Hardwick, Rachel RotenbergBetween a rock and a hard place.Curated by Kelsey Halliday JohnsonBetween a rock and a hard place. offers a sculptural conversation between three female artists: Laura Bernstein (Philadelphia/NYC),…

Jordan Artim, Anthony Cudahy, Aimee Goguen, Matt Morris, Mathew ParkinStill Wearing Each Other When AloneCurated by Kris Harzinski and Will HaugheryBe my Jordan, and I’ll be your Pippen. Be my Mulder, and I’ll be your Scully. Be my Jenko, and…

Micah Danges, Luke StettnerErrataCurated by Becky SussErrata is a two-person show featuring Micah Danges and Luke Stettner, curated by Vox member Becky Suss. Stettner’s work for this exhibition includes small photographs, fruit pits, drawings on…

Elisa Gabor, Sanaz Mazinani, Anna Neighbor, Sarah Palmer, Elisabeth TonnardRoom For The Whole Wide WorldCurated by Jay MuhlinRoom for the Whole Wide World offers five artists’ findings from the field of abstraction, using ideas rooted in…

At Fourth WallChaja Hertog And Nir NadlerAn abnormal phenomenon occurs in an olive grove as one of the trees evokes an uprising.Inspired by the ancient olive harvesting methods in which aggression and cultivation come together, the film portrays the…

Vox Populi Gallery and AUX Performance Space seek a visionary, experimental, and proactive writer/curator/artist to participate in critical research in time-based performance and media arts in Philadelphia. After a two month period of research, the…

Please join us for the opening of the following exhibitions, on view through March 2nd. Features the first solo exhibitions of some of Vox Populi's newest members, Maria Dumlao, Jay Muhlin, Erica Prince, and Leigh Van Duzer, along with Fourth Wall…