A journey by bike to Strawberry Mansion and the homes of Jazz legends Sun Ra and John Coltrane highlights the inequity of historic preservation in Philadelphia By Tasso HartzogJune 30, 2022
 
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On piñata art, Family Fiestas, ‘Latinos Who Lunch’ and Taco Bell, Justin Favela explains
Meet Zoë Rayn Evans, the new Executive Director of University City Arts League
Talking to Anne Ishii, arts leader and new host of the WHYY-PBS show, ‘Movers and Makers’
Artist and curator Chelsey Luster on Blackness, visibility, and claiming space
Artist and Art Director Eric Battle talks about “BLAM!”, A graphic novel profiling fourteen Black historic Philadelphians
With joy and generosity, Terrell Halsey organizes a show about the hopes of Philadelphians for change in their neighborhoods
Defining art in a fresh way, Rah Crawford adopts NFT and crypto currency and retires from the art world
Nadia Hironaka and Matthew Suib’s ‘Field Companion’, a not-so-alternate reality, with fungi
Expressive color and the materiality of paint make Joan Mitchell’s exhibit at Baltimore Museum of Art a must-see By Susan IsaacsJune 29, 2022
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Grand Ballroom of Doom By Jacob C HammesJune 28, 2022
Recording the Unrecorded Art History of CETA, the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act By Andrea KirshJune 23, 2022
Logan Cryer and Tim Belknap on their open-call show, “Now, One with Everyone!” at Icebox Project Space By Morgan NitzJune 22, 2022
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New Ruth Arts Foundation awards grants to five Philadelphia arts groups, Tom Devaney’s ‘Bicentennial City’ on WHYY-TV, Plus a video on gun violence panel, and help Philadelphia’s search for the right Harriet Tubman memorial By RobertaJune 30, 2022
Village of Arts and Humanities New Hires, 2022-23 budget increase for Philadelphia Cultural Fund, Two Public Art Opportunities, and an Ice Cream story By RobertaJune 22, 2022
Artblog Atlas Update, Louis Kahn Lecture Room moves to Philadelphia Museum of Art, Richard Watson at Rush Arts, and Opportunity By RobertaJune 17, 2022
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From Switzerland, with love of art, Pentimenti’s Christine Pfister on her commitment to the future and loving her artists By Elizabeth JohnsonJune 13, 2022
Cartoonist Nate Garcia on pursuing his life-long dream to draw comics full-time By Tasso HartzogJune 8, 2022
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