The Fabric Workshop and Museum and The New Temporary Contemporary proudly present a new exhibition of four artists living in Philadelphia, showcasing the inventiveness and independence unique to artists working in the city today. The artist projects featured are Tristin Lowe’s Mocha Dick, a 50-foot-long white felt inflatable that recreates the real-life albino whale that terrorized whaling vessels in the nineteenth century and inspired Melville’s epic Moby Dick; Virgil Marti’s Ah! Sunflower, drawing inspiration from a William Blake poem of the same name, an installation featuring a new flocked wallpaper, along with bone sculptures and furniture “poofs”; Peter Rose’s Pneumenon, an installation of video projected on to undulating, wind-blown fabric; and Ryan Trecartin’s newest and most ambitious video work to date, the untitled “Trilogy Project.” The works have been made in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum.