Preview This: Sunset Baby from Azuka at The Drake, The Last Match from Lantern at St. Stephen’s
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Auschwitz Forbidden Art
A new exhibition at the National Liberty Museum explores a collection of photographs depicting artwork created by camp prisoners.
November: CraftMONTH, CraftNOW Philadelphia turns 5
With 20 plus special events and exhibitions and an overall sense of celebration to go
From Storage to Studio: The crate digging of Philadelphia’s The Clay Studio
If Philadelphia ever needed heroes when it came to all matters, and manners, of pottery
Roll… Festival: The 28th Philadelphia Film Fest unspools
When Andrew Greenblatt (the CEO and Executive Director of the Philadelphia Film Society) and Michael
The Barrymores at 25
Philadelphia’s annual prestigious theater awards return. When the Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre happens
Unpacking “The Roommate”
Imagine a modern-day “Thelma & Louise” set in an Iowa City house instead of a
Trisha Brown’s revolutionary dance comes to Philly rooftops, woods, and waterways
Trisha Brown’s “In Motion, In Place” is a free, outdoor series, happening now through Sunday throughout Fairmount Park.
Inga Kimberly Brown and the whole damn thing
Artist Inga Kimberly Brown’s saturated colorful and wryly humorous work embodies such hybridization along with her Southern-based “tri-racial heritage.”
Emmy the Mannequin
How the Emmy the Mannequin from the movie got brought back home to the new Philadelphia Fashion District.