Erika Sanada
For their third anniversary, Arch Enemy Arts in Philadelphia decided to celebrate with three simultaneous exhibitions: a group show, a customization show, and a print show. The centerpiece of this trifecta is “Imaginary Menagerie: The Arch Enemy Arts Guide to Cryptozoology Vol. 1.” As the long-winded title suggests, Arch Enemy Arts invited a large group of artists to create works based on their chosen mythical beasts. For many of the artists in the show — like Erika Sanada (HF Vol. 31), Naoto Hattori (HF Vol. 35), and Caitlin Hackett (HF Vol. 17) — this theme is already their specialty. “Imaginary Menagerie” opens on April 3, as well as the other two shows, “Stacked” and “Full Bleed.”
“Imaginary Menagerie” full line-up: 100taur, Boy Kong, Caitlin Hackett, Caitlin McCormack, Carisa Swenson, Carly Janine Mazur, David Natale, Erika Sanada, Heather McLean, Julie Filipenko, Keely Reichman, Kelly McKernan, Lara Dann, Leilani Bustamante, Maryanna Hoggatt, Rebecca Yanovskaya, Robert Kraiza, Sean Talamini, Scott Kirschner, Hanna Jaeun, and Veks Van Hillik.
Caitlin McCormack
Robert Kraiza
Hanna Jaeun
Naoto Hattori
Caitlin Hackett
Boy Kong
100Taur
The bell rings, school is out for summer, but you're heading straight to the library to pick up your summer reading list. Sound familiar? The famous list was designed by American schools to keep children engaged in reading throughout the summer, including classics like "The Secret Garden", "Of Mice and Men", and "A Wrinkle in Time". Some titles have even raised concerns among parents and others that students are being exposed to material that is overly grim. For the 20 participating artists in "Summer Reading List," now on view at 
Toronto-based 
As the saying goes, "the best things come in small packages". Philadelphia gallery 
Currently on view at