January 1, 2025 by Ryan deRoche and Roberta

Midweek News, Delaware Museum Films, Baldwin in Turkey, Met Museum’s Siena, Guston and Hancock, Peter Panto, Radio plays, 2024 in review and more

September 3, 2024 by Janyce Denise Glasper

The end of good things, On changes at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Janyce Denise Glasper talks with three of her former teachers or mentors at PAFA to get their reaction to the recent changes the school made to its curriculum.

April 10, 2024 by Pete Sparber

Reggie Browne, finance leader, art collector and patron, thinks globally and locally about supporting the arts

Pete Sparber has a sit down with finance ‘market maker,’ Reggie Browne, and finds that the PAFA Trustee and Board Chair of Creative Capital has opinions on many global issues relating to art and humanity. and suggestions for the art scene. What fuels him is to make an impact.

October 23, 2020 by Morgan Nitz and Roberta

How do we value art?

Morgan and Roberta co-write an essay about value– specifically, why art is undervalued in America–and for the first time, you can LISTEN to this post!

September 30, 2020 by Susan Isaacs

Dan Keplinger talks about art, his life-long activism and ‘King Gimp’ his Oscar-winning movie

Susan Isaacs interviews Dan Keplinger, her former student and the subject and co-creator of the film “King Gimp,” which observes Dan’s life as an artist with Cerebral Palsy.

August 19, 2016 by Roberta

Artblog Presents Art Splash at Creative Africa – Philadelphia Museum of Art

This summer, Artblog dove into the Philadelphia Museum’s Creative Africa show — and into the wonderful summer program, Art Splash, that introduces moms, dads, and kids of all ages to the great art on view, and facilitates art making by the viewers, right there in the museum.

May 17, 2015 by Matt Kalasky

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