Philly Art Collective

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253 N 3rd St

Philadelphia, PA 19106

http://www.phillyartshow.com

Philly Art Collective is a creative hub in Philadelphia, PA, dedicated to fostering artistic expression and collaboration within the local community.

With a focus on providing a platform for emerging artists and hosting diverse cultural events, Philly Art Collective aims to inspire and connect individuals through the power of art.

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3.06 reviews

Bill M.

9/22/2019

Philly Arts Collective is another solid art gallery that keeps the First Friday tradition alive and well. But its name also reigns true in that it literally brings together a collective of artists...

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John P.

3/9/2019

Went tonight to see The BIG Exhibit - Celebrating the life of the Notorious B.I.G It is a small venue and was very crowded. I really liked the art work but it was a little chaotic and...

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Krystal B.

2/4/2020

Love seeing artwork from local artist. There events that host often are worth checking out! You'll meet some great people and be exposed to different types of art that just might change your life. Go!

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Angelyce P.

2/24/2021

Avoid buying art directly from these people. After insisting that everyone who purchased art from their latest exhibit show up at 9:30 on a freezing Sunday, they had the nerve to not even show up...

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Angelyce P.

2/21/2021

DO NOT BUY FROM THIS GALLERY. THEY WILL STEAL YOUR MONEY. I wasted 2 hours of my time and a quarter tank of gas because I was told I wouldn't be able to get my painting until 9:30. I showed up at...

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