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“Ripple Effect”: The Ed Grusheski Memorial Exhibition

Date:Friday, May 20, 2022

Location: Fairmount Water Works (link to venue website)640 Water Works Drive Philadelphia, PA 19130

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Ed Grusheski had a gentle yet persuasive  positive manner that resulted in cultivating like minded friends, colleagues, and communities, inspiring them to become more actively concerned and committed to their personal use and care of land and water.  Ed did this through promoting education of the history of our relationship of water and how the Fairmount Water Works came to be.  The early 19th Century engineer Frederick Graff designed the Fairmount Water Works to more efficiently and safely supply Philadelphia’s water system infrastructure. Ed emphasized in his discussions and work why it is immensely important to preserve the history and legacy of the Fairmount Water Works and to assure its sustainable future.

Due to flood damage from hurricane Ida we regret to inform the passenger elevator allowing wheelchair access is out of service until a flood proof replacement is procured.

Rob Lybeck
Cascade, 5/2020
Archival digital B/W photograph, 16” x 20”

LIST of ARTISTS
Joan Becker
Henry Bermudez
James Brantley
Moe Brooker
Corliss Cavalieri
Patrick Connors
Peter Cunicelli
Thom Duffy
Jung Taesook
Rob Lybeck
Eddy Rhenals
Pamela Tudor
Gary Weisman

SPECIAL THANKS
Thom Duffy, Curator
Pamela Tudor, Exhibition Coordinator
Gross McCleaf Gallery, Philadelphia
Stanek Gallery, Philadelphia
Thom Duffy Fine Art, Philadelphia


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