June 3, 2020 by
Artists of ‘Yes In My Front Yard’ (YIMFY) on future of the arts post-COVID-19

In part two of this two-part essay on ‘Yes in My Front Yard” (YIMFY), a public installation in West Philly, Ilana Napoli speaks with curators and artists Daniel Tucker, Emily Bunker, Li Sumpter and Lucia Thomé about the flaws of the current arts infrastructure and reimagining the future post-COVID-19.

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May 26, 2020 by
‘Yes In My Front Yard,’ West Philadelphia’s stimulus check-funded public installation

Ilana Napoli speaks with Daniel Tucker and Emily Bunker and pens a thoughtful feature about their public art installation “Yes in My Front Yard,” which features digital works by nine local artists printed and displayed on lawn signs in West Philadelphia.

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February 13, 2017 by
Turning trash into art – RAIR at the Galleries at Moore

Descendants of trash pickers and connoisseurs of the found object, wearing overalls and hard hats, and “interrupting the waste stream,” the RAIR artists turn trash into artwork of one sort or another, and challenge our perceptions of the discarded.

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August 14, 2012 by
Things fall apart – A collection On Loan at Tiger Strikes Asteroid
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A 3-panel, black-and-white comic titled 3:00, or, three o’clock in the afternoon, shows two women inside a clothing store in front of a sweater rack talking about International Women’s Day and one woman laments her state of being “fat, old and childless, to which her friend says, “You’re not FAT!”
 
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