November 7, 2023 by Sharon Garbe

Making The Climate Crisis Personal, Sarah Kanouse’s ‘My Electric Genealogy’

…number of times around the country. I was curious if it changes from venue to venue. She told me that would be difficult because it’s based on a 40-page script…

November 1, 2023 by Roberta

Augmented Reality monuments from Betty Leacraft, Black Quantum Futurism, Betsy Casañas, Colette Fu, Plus Mayoral Candidates speak, Peter Crimmins talks with arts leaders, and More!

…Philadelphia, speaks on a Q+A with independent online journalists of “We Talk Weekly.” October, 2023 Grassroots Journalism interviews the Philadelphia Mayoral Candidates Artblog’s N.I.C.E. partners at “We Talk Weekly,” journalists…

October 25, 2023 by Roberta

Notable – Sarah McEneaney, Karyn Olivier, Sean Kelley, Taji Raoof Nahl, Allan Edmunds, Signe Wilkinson, Tariq “Black Thought” Trotter and the Photo Review Auction

…artist. For Artblog some of Artblog’s coverage of Sarah’s work see Michael Lieberman’s review of Sarah’s 2016 show at Locks Gallery; and Michael’s equally insightful review of Sarah’s 2014 show…

October 20, 2023 by MVC

An interview with Bryn Ziegler on their new interactive comic, ‘Dont Look into the Abyss’

…of the time it’s not through your own skillset. Like you just make it through by accident or because you choose to relinquish control. A two-page spread from “Don’t Look…

October 18, 2023 by Roberta

Wexler Gallery opens in Fishtown, MAP Fund’s new Executive Director and Philadelphia 2022 MAP grantee highlights, plus ‘Sister of Mine’ from Strides Collective and ‘Home and Other Stations’ at Wanderlife Gallery

…Listen to a 2021 Artblog Radio podcast with Sanchel Brown.] Uriah Bussey [Ed. Note – Read the 2019 interview Wit López did with Uriah Bussey.] Wexler Gallery Opens New 11,500…

October 11, 2023 by Roberta

Celebrate 10 years of Amber Art & Design at The Icebox Project Space, Plus Mark Thomas Gibson, Isaac Tin Wei Lin and Dona Nelson

…collective reality. This exhibition excavates facts, fiction, and the things in between that define and complicate our understanding of American history and humanity. Listen to an Artblog Radio podcast from…

October 6, 2023 by Ryan deRoche

Imagining “The Cut,” with Eto Otitgbe and augmented reality, at Asian Arts Initiative

…and sound re-imagining “The Cut” and the flora and fauna in that space, my son also loved the opening reception’s cheese options. The space was filled by two large projections….

October 4, 2023 by Lane Timothy Speidel

‘We’re All Here But We’re All Dead’ An Interview with Jacob (Chris) Hammes on Pilot+Projects’s History and Closing

…stuff. Lane: It sounded like you grew less rigid. Like, the space can change to suit the needs. Rather than, the expectation of showing creates the parameters of the space….