This holiday season, share the gift of art with the people who matter most. Our annual “Art for Grabs” exhibition brings together a vibrant collection of work from more than 50 artists (Pictor Gallery artists and their guests), each contributing their own creative voice and vision.
With an array of styles—bold abstracts, intimate realism, expressive photography, thoughtful collage, and more—there is truly something for every taste and sensibility. We believe that art should be accessible, which is why the exhibition features a wide range of price points, making it easy to find a piece that fits your budget without compromising on meaning or quality.
 Whether you’re shopping for a loved one or treating yourself to something special, we invite you to take your time, explore, and discover the artwork that resonates with you. Each piece has been created with care and intention, and we hope you find something that brings joy, beauty, and inspiration long after the holiday season has passed.

The show brings together a wide range of styles, stories, and creative voices - showing how individuality can come together to form a larger, more meaningful narrative.

Improv Dance, on view at Lankenau Medical Center’s Ripples of Impact exhibition.

“Springing Forward”, 30” x 30”, acrylic on canvas

ART for GRABS

MEMBER & GUEST GROUP SHOW

Need a gift for someone special or looking to treat yourself? You can never go wrong when you give the gift of art.

Imagined Beyonds highlights the elegance of creative presence: Shelley demonstrates this through the meticulous portrayal of an immortalized bouquet of freshly cut flowers, while Eisenberg embodies this through her bursts of color that are created in moments of spontaneity and inspiration. Both artists test the boundaries of familiarity and objectivity, and the audience is asked to question the objects’ embodiment as they appear.

Sally K. Eisenberg is the current featured artist in the Academy House Condominium’s lobby, in Center City Philadelphia.

See Sally’s work in “Up Against a Wall,” featuring 36 artists from the Philadelphia area.

On display in the Cope House parlors at Awbury Arboretum July 6th – August 26th.