Cultural Colors Art Exhibition | Opening Reception ft. Emil Baumann

A lifelong resident of the Powelton Village area in Philadelphia, Emil Baumann has made his artistic mark within the community and around the world. Throughout his career he has traveled to South America, India, Europe and East Africa. Influenced by his experiences in Sudan and Kenya, Emil has transcended to a position of recognition and is acknowledged by his worldly family of fellow artists globally. Dreams are also an inspirational tool that guides Emil's bold interpretations of composition and hues. Using acrylic paint and pastels, he creates an abstract musical construction of vivid color. Many have observed the influence of African Fabric and Beadwork in his art that transports the viewer to share his experiences in travel. Come take a trip with us at Ultra Silk Gallery.

"Cultured Colors" Art Exhibit Opening Reception featuring works from Emil Baumann will be held on Second Friday, November 11th 2022 from 5PM-8PM at Ultra Silk Gallery (3808 Lancaster Avenue Philadelphia PA 19139). Exhibit will be open for viewing during business hours until  Wednesday, December 7th 2022.

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Ultra Silk is a concept of maximized quality, artistry, and visual beauty. These characteristics are infused in our choice of products that enhance the environment and elevate your living space. World Art, Artifacts, Exotic Furnishings, & Home Décor items are on display in our gallery setting.

Ultra Silk also includes opportunities to explore historical and conceptual expressions in each piece displayed. We promote these concepts through gallery presentations, book events, multicultural music and other social events coordinated to expand publicity and neighborhood outreach. Our interactive "Learning Gallery" series features in-depth information on particular antiquities in our catalog.

We hope Ultra Silk Gallery will empower the community at large by representing innovative, high-quality representations of home décor items that are both practical and uniquely stated. We feel that developing a discerning eye for refined objects stemming from art will evolve into an appreciation of environmental alternatives.