Today’s news brings you a roundup of links to some recent good reads around the Internet, in case you missed it. Read about the Lowline in NY and the Dupont Underground in Washington, D.C. Catch a review of the film, Whose Streets, about Ferguson, MO, (and look for Michael Lieberman’s review of the film coming soon on Artblog).
Read MoreNews today includes some terrific opportunities for a program manager job and a couple open calls for exhibitions. Also featured is a mural ending (i.e. the building it’s on is being demolished), a good read and a survey for you to weigh in on your quality of life as an artist in Philadelphia.
Read MoreShort and breezy, the News Post offers congratulations to several artists and a writer/curator for their out-of-town shows and projects, and rounds up two opportunities that have great promise. Check it out now!
Read MoreToday’s news includes a move by an alternative gallery that was in the 319 N. 11th (“Vox”) building to a new home at Crane Arts, an Artist and Change residency, a picture from the temporary home of Vox Populi Gallery at 990 Spring Garden, and two exhibition opportunities.
Read MoreNews today includes some great opportunities and links to a good read and a good view, all from our wonderful Philadelphia scene. It’s News of our world! Get some.
Read MorePhiladelphia has two 2017 Rauschenberg Artist Activist Fellows – Michelle Angela Ortiz and Jesse Crimes! Read more and catch a couple good opportunities in today’s News of our world!
Read MoreThe news of an early-morning fire in the Vox building came in too late for our regular Tuesday News Post, but we pass it along to alert you to the sad story.
Read MoreHere’s a breezy summer News post for you, with some pictures and a couple great opportunities. Read and look and apply and get out there and enjoy summer!
Read MoreToday’s News is short and to the point, with many congratulations and opportunities and a little Artblog travel news. It’s news of our world. Enjoy!
Read MoreWe have a couple of good artist opportunities from the Philadelphia Cultural Alliance and Mural Arts, as well as a couple of events from Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture and the Fabric Workshop and Museum. Finally, a good read from Zadie Smith in the New Yorker.
Read MoreNewsy news today about public art, a new Art Therapy program, some congratulations to artists, awesome opportunities locally and out of state, and a couple of Artblog events you will want to know about.
Read MoreToday’s news is hyper-local and hyper-time-sensitive — and hyper-short. News of today, this weekend and this summer, all about art and artist residencies in a short, sweet package.
Read MoreHELLO!
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