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Fourth Friday at Juju Salon X Juju Vintage Home | Tile Art Show

Juju Salon & Organics X Juju Vintage Home invites you to an evening of handmade art, vintage finds, and wine on Friday, August 28, from 5-8 PM at 716 S. 4th St as part of Fourth Friday!

The evening will feature handmade tile art by Queen Village artist Brenda Mattsson, whose art uses vintage ceramic tiles and scrabble tiles to tell sarcastic observations, blunt little truths, and phrases that say what everyone else is thinking.

See the Collection in person, shop*, and sip wine as you browse vintage and sustainable home wares offerings!

*Plus, all vintage finds will be 15% off during the event!

Date

Aug 28 2026

Time

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Location

Juju Salon & Organics X Juju Vintage Home
716 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Website
https://www.jujusalon.com/
Phone
(215) 238-6080
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Ashley Hewlett

Biography

Ashley is a Philly-based artist originally from Oxford, Mississippi. Ashley has been creating art since childhood, but focused on getting her Masters in Social Work. After graduating during the pandemic, she found inspiration through digital art. Her work explores emotional struggles, daily life, vibrant colors, and textile patterns.

Inspiration

For this banner, I wanted to highlight the vibrant fabrics and cozy magical atmosphere of the stores on Fabric Row. After exploring the area’s fabric and notion shops, I was particularly inspired by the narrow aisles packed with colorful textiles and the trims that spanned the area overhead.

Ashley Hewlett

Andre Chaney

Biography

Andre Chaney is a public artist, illustrator, and author whose work transforms everyday spaces into moments of wonder. Inspired by the communities he serves, he creates immersive experiences that spark imagination, connection, and hope.

Inspiration

For this series, I wanted to capture the quiet transformation that happens on South Street as the day gives way to night. As the light changes, so does the rhythm of the neighborhood, revealing moments of beauty, connection, and wonder that are easy to overlook in the rush of everyday life.

Andre Chaney

Albert Ciervo

Biography

Albert, known artistically as Umby, has been creating art since his high school days. He attended the Art Institute of Philadelphia as well as the School of Italian Plaster in Smyrna, GA. Here he got his inspiration to create his twist on fresco painting, which he has been experimenting with since 2001. He has also painted several murals in Berks County and Philadelphia. Albert is a frequent participant in gallery showings and art fairs. He grew up West Reading, PA and currently lives in South Philly with his wife and 3 cats.

Inspiration

My thinking behind the banner was to use the pigeons. I have always seen them as an emblem of South Philly. The road in the banner is an homage to Isaiah Zagar, the artist of “Magic Gardens” as a tribute to what he has done for Philly. The colors on the path represent the rainbow honoring the LGBTQIA+ community. The icons in the mosaic are symbolic of life on South Street.

Albert Ciervo