COMING SOON:
Gross McCleaf Gallery x Stanek Gallery present:
Two Lights, One City • December 5 – December 31
Artist Reception: Saturday, December 13, 1 - 4 pm
Gallery Hours:
Fridays & Saturdays, 11 am – 4 pm, or by appointment.
215-665-8138 / Inquiries: info@grossmccleaf.com
Parking available in The Mill Studios lot via Leverington Avenue
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Left: Nicole Parker, Dinner Is Still Warm, Oil on linen-wrapped panel, 36″ x 24″
Right: Valerio D’Ospina, Snyder and 10th (detail), 2024, Oil on panel, 24″ x 24″
Coming Soon: Two Lights, One City
December 5 - December 31
For decades, Gross McCleaf Gallery and Stanek Gallery have served as steadfast beacons in Philadelphia’s art world - guiding, inspiring, and nurturing artists, collectors, and enthusiasts alike. This December, the two institutions join forces for Two Lights, One City, a collaborative exhibition that celebrates their shared commitment to excellence, creativity, and the cultural vitality of Philadelphia.
Showcasing selected works from each gallery’s roster, Two Lights, One City brings forward a broad constellation of artistic approaches and sensibilities. Paintings, sculptures, and works on paper sit in conversation, offering multiple viewpoints while revealing the shared dedication to craft and vision that unites the two institutions.
Visitors are invited to experience this collective presentation and the many ways artists continue to illuminate the city’s creative landscape this holiday season.
Explore our curated selection of available artworks from current and past exhibitions, including paintings, works on paper, and sculpture. All pieces listed here are available for direct purchase online.
We have moved!
We’re delighted to announce that Gross McCleaf Gallery has relocated to the Manayunk neighborhood of Philadelphia, in The Mill Studios - just off Main Street at the Belmont exit from I-76.
This new location meets the moment in today’s shifting art market while benefiting GMG, our artists, and loyal clients. At its 3rd site in 55 years, Gross McCleaf will continue providing a comfortable, convenient setting to engage with your favorite art & artists and now includes free and easy parking!
I am excited for Gross McCleaf's new phase and look forward to seeing you soon in our new location!
Rebecca Segall
Owner & Director
Gross McCleaf Gallery
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“Two Lights One City”, on view at Gross McCleaf Gallery from December 5 through December 31, 2025, is a luminous declaration of unity and resilience in the Philadelphia art world. Co-presented by Stanek Gallery and Gross McCleaf Gallery, the show represents a rare and timely partnership between two respected art institutions. As the commercial gallery landscape across the country weathers economic uncertainty, this joint effort demonstrates a bold, forward-thinking commitment to creative sustainability. Gross McCleaf and Stanek Gallery—each with its own distinct legacy—are helmed by working artists, Rebecca Segall and Katherine Stanek, respectively. Their leadership brings a grounded and impassioned perspective to the ever-evolving demands of running a gallery. For both, Two Lights One City is not just a curatorial gesture—it’s a shared act of advocacy for Philadelphia’s artists and art lovers. Their united message is clear: the gallery is not merely a marketplace, but a cultural cornerstone...
For decades, Gross McCleaf Gallery and Stanek Gallery have served as steadfast beacons in Philadelphia’s art world - guiding, inspiring, and nurturing artists, collectors, and enthusiasts alike. This December, the two institutions join forces for Two Lights, One City, a collaborative exhibition that celebrates their shared commitment to excellence, creativity, and the cultural vitality of Philadelphia.
Both Stanek Gallery and Gross McCleaf Gallery are led by artists, Katherine Stanek and Rebecca Segall, respectively, who know firsthand the challenges and triumphs of sustaining a creative life. Their work is grounded in the belief that the mission of a gallery extends far beyond selling art: it is to champion it, to recognize and elevate the rising star, and to create a platform that honors both artist and audience. Carrying that mission forward in uncertain times requires vision, courage, and the creative resolve to create something lasting that endures beyond trend or season. Their collaboration is an act of faith and an investment in the city’s cultural landscape - a declaration that authenticity, courage, and purpose still matter...
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