Art
Best Student Discounts at Philadelphia Arts Venues
We’ve done some research to put together this nifty, one-stop-shop of the best ways you can get the most out of that student i.d. card […]
Stolen Natalie Hope McDonald Painting Found at John C. Anderson Apartments
Last week I told you about a big gay art heist in the Gayborhood. A painting artist Natalie Hope McDonald donated to the William Way […]
FYI Philly Behind the Scenes at Volvér
Our media partner 6 ABC follows up on Trey Popp’s four-star review of Volvér with a look in the kitchen and behind the bar on […]
WATCH: Roaches and Maggots Get Their Picasso On at Academy of Natural Sciences
I wanted to make sure to post this way before lunch. Beware: It’s totally gross, but it’s also kind of fascinating at the same time. The Academy […]
Philadelphia Museum of Art Announces Exhibition Through Spring 2015
The Philadelphia Museum of Art has announced its upcoming exhibition schedule, a rotating series of art collections running mid-September through May of next year. Among them is […]
Tonight: Party With Pizza Brain, Little Baby’s And Art In The Age
In case you haven’t already made plans for tonight, the weirdos nice young gentlemen from Pizza Brain, Little Baby’s Ice Cream and Art In The […]
PA Billionaire Leaves Art Collection to Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art
Pennsylvania billionaire publisher Richard Mellon Scaife passed away on July 4th, leaving nearly half of his extensive art collection to the nearby Brandywine Conservancy and […]
What Remains Shows the Faded Glory of Decayed Spaces Via Art
“All of the beautiful places [Tracy Levesque] has photographed in the area no longer exist,” says Sara McCorriston, co-founder of the Paradigm Gallery and host of […]
Rex Avenue Arts & Crafts Residence By H. Louis Duhring
In 1893, even prior to attending architecture school at Penn, Philadelphia architect H. Louis Duhring worked for one of the more notable architects of his […]
Newly Listed: Center City Condo for Just Shy of $4 Million
Unit 2008 at Symphony House spans what the listing describes as “the full southern hemisphere of floor 20,” which makes me envision the city as […]
Philly Gets New Youth Poet Laureate in Soledad Alfaro-Allah
Soledad Alfaro-Allah was named Philly’s second youth poet laureate at a ceremony this afternoon at City Hall. Alfaro-Allah, a student at Science Leadership Academy, was […]
Celebrate Harry Bertoia’s Design Legacy at Scout & Annie
Tonight from 7 to 9, celebrate the life of Italian-born American artist and modern furniture designer Harry Bertoia with vintage home boutique Scout & Annie.
Checking In At Bar Volver
People go to bars for all kinds of reasons. To hang out with neighbors over three-dollar lagers. To knock back Beam-and-Pabst specials while stomping their […]
PIFA Returning in 2015
Not a lot of details yet, but just got word that the Kimmel Center has announced the dates for its 2015 Philadelphia International Festival of […]
First Friday Roundup: #phillytype, Corner Store, Meltdown, and More
Our guide to what’s worth browsing this First Friday.