December 8, 2022 by Logan Cryer

Jayson Musson and playing with art history at the Fabric Workshop and Museum

December 1, 2022 by Roberta

Blackstar 2023 Lab fellows, Commonweal, Past Present Projects, Beyond the Bell Tours, Artblog mention in Barnes email

This post-holiday week we are filled with food and with news.

November 21, 2022 by Susan Isaacs

Craft exhibits shine at the Renwick Gallery, Delaware Contemporary and Towson University Center for the Arts

Susan Isaacs writes that the craft sector of the art world is abloom with exhibitions, many of which have outstanding works on view.

November 17, 2022 by Roberta

Meet The Alliance, plus Penny Balkin Bach and Christina Vassallo transition out, and opportunities

In today’s News post we round up a short and sweet list for you of interesting organizations new to us, news of leadership transitions, and two great opportunities.

November 9, 2022 by Andrea Kirsh

Modigliani Up Close, a gem of a show demonstrates influence of African art on western artists

Andrea Kirsh sees the Modigliani Up Close exhibit at the Barnes Foundation and calls it a gem.

October 14, 2022 by Roberta

Striking Philadelphia Museum of Art Union workers share their thoughts

Roberta and Julia Marsh talk with PMA Union workers on the picket lines at the museum’s main building and at the Perelman Building.

September 29, 2022 by The Collections at Drexel

Sponsored Post- Gateway to the University, a window into the interdisciplinary collections at Drexel

In this sponsored post, Drexel university welcomes you to explore the interdisciplinary arts collection housed at their newly renovated Paul Peck Gallery.

September 20, 2022 by Andrea Kirsh

Brooklyn Museum, mining the wealth of the artistic community of Brooklyn

Andrea Kirsh visits the Brooklyn Museum and is mightily impressed with the offerings, which showcase Brooklyn artists and contemporary issues in the community.