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GoggleWorks Summer Artists in Residence, on loving their shared studio space and other thoughts
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
Congratulations, Colored Girls Museum and Conrad Benner, Memorial to Homicide Victims, Petrucci Foundation exhibit at Cree Winery By RobertaNovember 22, 2023
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Nosebleed Chapter 8 By Derick JonesNovember 10, 2023
Wanderlife Gallery and the experimental alternative photography of Ahmed Salvador and Scott McMahon By Clayton CampbellNovember 21, 2023
Two Theater reviews! Also, The Colored Girls Museum, High School Student Art Show at Moore College of Art and Design and Opportunity By RobertaNovember 15, 2023
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Sponsored Post Reflecting on Mural Arts’s ‘Created, Together.’ A National Assembly in Philadelphia By Ryan deRocheNovember 21, 2023
Exceptional Artists of Los Angeles and Philadelphia, Henry Taylor, Branche Coverdale and O’Neil Scott By Pete SparberNovember 15, 2023
The new novel, ‘The Art of Her Life,’ raises thoughts about memory, art and life By Ruth WolfNovember 10, 2023
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The Wrong Biennale, ‘Reimagining Safety’ documentary and two opportunities! By RobertaNovember 8, 2023
Making The Climate Crisis Personal, Sarah Kanouse’s ‘My Electric Genealogy’ By Sharon GarbeNovember 7, 2023
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