Sarah Frank, of Blue Bell, Pa., was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in March of this year. Upon first hearing the devastating news, the 23-year-old was […]
Right now, I am staring at a watercolor print that is one of the only things that brightens up my rather depressing cubicle. It reads […]
Confession: Every Monday night, I watch Sunday’s episodes of Keeping Up With the Kardashians and The Real Housewives of Atlanta. In other words, I have the […]
Over the weekend, Amazon launched an online gallery showcasing limited-edition prints from seven international street artists. They’ll be available for purchase starting December 7th. This is […]
If you’re an impatient type of person or easily bewildered in art museums, we’ve made things easy for you — with the help of Kathy […]
We all know Adam Wallacavage‘s octopus chandeliers, the whimsical light fixtures that decorate ceilings from here to São Paulo and beyond. It’s been a long time, though, since […]
You can find dozens of ways to display your child’s artwork on Pinterest, but what if you only have a limited amount of wall space? […]
If you’re looking to get a token of remembrance from the upcoming Papal visit and that stuffed toy Pope isn’t quite cutting it, there’s a […]
With the pope’s Philadelphia visit quickly approaching, anyone with an ounce of hustle is trying to cash in. There’s Holy Wooder beer, Pope Francis onesies […]
The stakes are so high, everyone wears funeral smiles — gray grins, barely there before they’re gone. The courtroom falls silent when Nathan Isen walks […]
The other day, the Metro newspaper drew up a list of local residential buildings where, if they for whatever reasoned opted to buy a home here, […]
A photo posted by Drew Leshko (@drewleshko) on Jun 16, 2015 at 4:33am PDT Philadelphia-based artist Drew Leshko is doing something really cool. Using paper […]
Philly’s Struggling Creative Sector The News: Philadelphia’s creative job market (think writers, actors and designers) has shrunk by 24 percent in the past 10 years, according to […]
The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage was founded in 2005, and has given out more than a thousand project grants and named more than […]
Trust us when we tell you that this is, like, so fetch: There’s an Instagram account that makes majoring in art history (unlike being in […]
