Hope you can make it tomorrow, Saturday, May 16th, for the opening reception of Emily Potts and Emily Steinberg, “Human”, from 5 to 7 pm!
@ejsteinberg@freespiral_
It’s always exciting to see work coming in for an upcoming exhibit!
“Human”, works by Emily Potts and Emily Steinberg, opens this Saturday May 16th from 5 to 8 pm. The Artists will be speaking during the reception. This will be the last exhibit for this 2025-2026 exhibition season so we hope you are able to attend!
Emily Potts
Emily Steinberg
“HUMAN”
May 16th through June 13th, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 16th from 5 to 8 pm
Using a variety of media, both Emily Potts and Emily Steinberg present ideas concerning vulnerability and resilience, human frailty and strength in playful, often humorous, honest ways while incorporating visceral textures and beauty.
Emily Steinberg is a visual artist and graphic memoirist whose work bridges painting and autobiographical narrative.
Trained at the University of Pennsylvania (MFA, BFA, and BA), her practice explores memory, illness, history, identity, and the emotional textures of everyday life through both traditional and comic-based forms.
Her paintings and narrative works have been widely exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across the United States and internationally. Her visual narratives have appeared in major publications including The New Yorker.
Steinberg’s visual narrative work is closely associated with the field of graphic medicine, contributing to award-winning projects including Menopause: A Comic Treatment, which received an Eisner Award. She lives just outside Philadelphia.
Emily Potts is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice gives material form to invisible and chronic conditions. Emily’s research focuses on the relationship between the brain, the mind, and the body in connection to function and disruption of internal and external processes.
Her work has been exhibited at notable institutions regionally and nationally such as New York Academy of Art New York, NY, Mid-South Sculpture Alliance’s Confab 2023 at the University of Oklahoma School of the Visual Arts, Norman, OK, the SAA Visual Arts Center, Union Street Gallery, InLiquid Gallery, LHUCA.
Potts received an MFA in sculpture in 2022 and teaches at Michigan State U. @ejsteinberg@freespiral_
OPENING SATURDAY MAY 16th!
Please save the date for our next exhibit, "Human", works by Emily Potts and Emily Steinberg. The opening reception will take place on Saturday May 16th from 5 to 8 pm. The Artists will be speaking during the reception. This will be the last exhibit for this 2025-2026 exhibition season so we hope you are able to attend!
Emily Potts
Emily Steinberg
"HUMAN"
May 16th through June 13th, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 16th from 5 to 8 pm
Using a variety of media, both Emily Potts and Emily Steinberg present ideas concerning vulnerability and resilience, human frailty and strength in playful, often humorous, honest ways while incorporating visceral textures and beauty.
Emily Steinberg is a visual artist and graphic memoirist whose work bridges painting and autobiographical narrative.
Trained at the University of Pennsylvania (MFA, BFA, and BA), her practice explores memory, illness, history, identity, and the emotional textures of everyday life through both traditional and comic-based forms.
Her paintings and narrative works have been widely exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across the United States and internationally. Her visual narratives have appeared in major publications including The New Yorker.
Steinberg’s visual narrative work is closely associated with the field of graphic medicine, contributing to award-winning projects including Menopause: A Comic Treatment, which received an Eisner Award. She lives just outside Philadelphia.
Emily Potts is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice gives material form to invisible and chronic conditions. Emily’s research focuses on the relationship between the brain, the mind, and the body in connection to function and disruption of internal and external processes.
Her work has been exhibited at notable institutions regionally and nationally such as New York Academy of Art New York, NY, Mid-South Sculpture Alliance’s Confab 2023 at the University of Oklahoma School of the Visual Arts, Norman, OK, the SAA Visual Arts Center, Union Street Gallery, InLiquid Gallery, LHUCA.
Potts received an MFA in sculpture in 2022 and teaches at Michigan State U.
OPENING SATURDAY MAY 16th!
Please save the date for our next exhibit, "Human", works by Emily Potts and Emily Steinberg. The opening reception will take place on Saturday May 16th from 5 to 8 pm. The Artists will be speaking during the reception. This will be the last exhibit for this 2025-2026 exhibition season so we hope you are able to attend!
Emily Potts
Emily Steinberg
"HUMAN"
May 16th through June 13th, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 16th from 5 to 8 pm
Using a variety of media, both Emily Potts and Emily Steinberg present ideas concerning vulnerability and resilience, human frailty and strength in playful, often humorous, honest ways while incorporating visceral textures and beauty.
Emily Steinberg is a visual artist and graphic memoirist whose work bridges painting and autobiographical narrative.
Trained at the University of Pennsylvania (MFA, BFA, and BA), her practice explores memory, illness, history, identity, and the emotional textures of everyday life through both traditional and comic-based forms.
Her paintings and narrative works have been widely exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across the United States and internationally. Her visual narratives have appeared in major publications including The New Yorker.
Steinberg’s visual narrative work is closely associated with the field of graphic medicine, contributing to award-winning projects including Menopause: A Comic Treatment, which received an Eisner Award. She lives just outside Philadelphia.
Emily Potts is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice gives material form to invisible and chronic conditions. Emily’s research focuses on the relationship between the brain, the mind, and the body in connection to function and disruption of internal and external processes.
Her work has been exhibited at notable institutions regionally and nationally such as New York Academy of Art New York, NY, Mid-South Sculpture Alliance’s Confab 2023 at the University of Oklahoma School of the Visual Arts, Norman, OK, the SAA Visual Arts Center, Union Street Gallery, InLiquid Gallery, LHUCA.
Potts received an MFA in sculpture in 2022 and teaches at Michigan State U.
@freespiral_@ejsteinberg
Such a great evening celebrating the Artwork of Northampton Community College Art students! Thank you to the students for their thoughtful and beautiful work! Stop by today or tomorrow between 12 and 4 if you didn’t get the chance to see it! @nccartprograms
Excited for the pop up exhibit featuring the work of Northampton Community College Art students! It opens this Friday 5/1 from 6 - 8 pm. The exhibit will be on display Saturday 5/2 and Sunday 5/3 from 12 - 4 pm as well. Stop by!
Thank you so much to everyone who attended the Artist Talk yesterday for Khalil Allaik and John Mortensen. What an incredible turn out! You are appreciated, and thank you to Khalil and John for sharing their thoughts and inspiring work! 🙏 @khalilallaik@peterstgeorge
Join us for a pop up exhibit, featuring the artwork of Northampton Community College Art students!
The opening reception will take place on Friday, May 1st from 6 to 8 pm, and the exhibit will be on view Saturday 5/2 and Sunday 5/3 from 12 to 4 pm.
Extra parking is available at The America on Wheels Museum at 5 North Front Street (less than one block away). Please park in the lot furthest away from the museum.
Come take a look at what the students have been creating!
CLOSING PARTY AND ARTIST TALK
If you haven't had the chance to view the exhibit, "Body : Void", works by Khalil Allaik and John Mortensen, be sure to stop by for the Artist Talk and Closing Party on Saturday, 4/25!
The Artists will give a brief walk through of the exhibit from 5:30 pm to 6 pm, and the closing party will go on until 8 pm.
Hope you can make it!
