"Homecoming" Artist Panel Discussion

The LEDC’s Art Committee invites you to join us for a Panel Discussion with select artists from Homecoming on Saturday, May 24, from 5-6.30 PM at the 20th Century Club in Lansdowne, PA. 

This panel discussion will be facilitated by curator, Meg Wolensky, and focus on how the included artists have used their art to discover themselves and build community. Artists participating in the panel include Susan DiPronio, Chelsey Luster, Mitch Wiesen, and more TBD.   

brings together 20 artists from the Greater Philadelphia Area whose work invokes the comforts and complications of LGBTQIA+ domestic life across intersectional and intergenerational perspectives. Each artist centralizes LGBTQIA+ experience in their work, carving space for themselves and their kin, by blood or chosen bond, to exist, thrive and survive.

is a queer artist based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Wolensky's work has been exhibited in galleries, museums, universities, and cultural venues across the country. In 2023, Wolensky was awarded InLiquid's Wind Fellowship by a jury of outstanding curators, artists, and arts leaders from the Greater Philadelphia area.

Wolensky serves as the Managing Director of Continuing Education at Moore College of Art & Design, where they are passionate about designing accessible arts experiences and work-readiness opportunities for creative people of all ages. With a PAFA BFA ('14) and Drexel Arts Administration MS ('16), she lends professional curatorial, grant-writing, and arts administration services to queer artists, students, organizations and initiatives.

Public gallery hours are Saturdays and Sundays, noon - 4 pm.

This exhibition is organized by the , a volunteer group of The Lansdowne Economic Development Corporation. The mission of the Lansdowne Arts Committee is to create, foster, and promote Lansdowne's identity as a vibrant and inspiring artistic community. The Lansdowne Art Committee is dedicated to nurturing creative expression, enhancing community engagement, stimulating economic growth, preserving and celebrating Lansdowne's diversity, and cultivating arts education and access.

The 20*20 House is a -owned property. Originally a residential home built in the early 19th century, the 20*20 House has been transformed into a community space with gallery spaces on 2 floors as well as a yoga studio.

Accessibility Statement of 20th Century Club:

The LEDC and Lansdowne Art Committee are committed to provide a welcoming and accessible environment for all individuals, including those with disabilities. We strive to ensure that our facilities, services, and events are as accessible as we can make them, giving you the confidence to visit us.

Parking

There are several dedicated parking spaces on campus available to the public, as well as additional street parking along Lansdowne Court, and overflow parking at the Septa Station Lot one block north of the venue.

First Floor Accessibility

This building is handicap accessible with a ramp and accessible first-floor restroom. The walkways are wide enough to accommodate mobility device users.

Rest areas: There are benches and seating throughout the club for those who need to rest. There is no water fountain available to the public.

Commitment to Improvement

We recognize the importance of continuous improvement in accessibility and are committed to making our facilities as inclusive as possible where we can. If you have any specific accessibility needs or suggestions for how we can improve, please contact us. We will do our best to accommodate your requests and ensure a positive experience at the 20th Century Club.

Host or Publisher Lansdowne Economic Development Corporation