I have never been a big fan of the French modern painter Fernand Léger. His work always looked to me like a meaningless hodgepodge. I’m […]
New York-based activist/photographer Ashley Kolodner is on an ambitious mission to highlight our pretty gay mugs in her latest project, aptly named “GAYFACE: 1st Class.” […]
Because bowls of fruit as the centerpiece of your kitchen table are so 2012, there’s this: Heidi Bleacher’s collection of absolutely adorable felt sculptures in the shape […]
Photographer Bruce Wayne Berry, Jr., doing it infrared-style. More at Gizmodo.
“Once again, Woodmere introduces a Harry Potter themed straw maze to its front yard. Open from September 20-November 3rd, 2013.” Here’s the schedule of events […]
The blank facade that the Kimmel Center used to show to Spruce Street is going to become a floor to ceiling glass space that will […]
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts: Harry Philbrick, Edna S. Tuttleman Director of the Museum of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA), today announced […]
CANCELLED: The Pop-up meat market has been cancelled due to illness. Maybe Victor Fiorillo will want to check out Philadelphia CowShare next time he […]
Juice bars are definitely having a moment. We’ve personally been impressed by the flavorful juices at South Street’s Sip N Glo Juicery and the friendly […]
Ronnie Polaneczky today brings news of Mirabai Galashan, a 47-year-old Greek woman who is giving out hugs as part of a performance art piece at […]
Sculptor Larry Nowlan, perhaps best known around these parts for his Harry Kalas statue at Citizen’s Bank Park and the uncompleted Joe Frazier statue, passed […]
Tonight, Monday, July 22nd, Missouri’s praised 4 Hands Brewing Co. will be featured at Perch Pub. Hang with the brewery’s owner Kevin Lemp, while sipping on drafts hand […]
Looking for some free drinks? If you’re a fan of Foobooz, of course you are. Well I have some good news for you. Art in […]
The moment you’ve all been waiting for: The annual release of ArtNews’s Top 200 art collectors in the world. Inquirer classical music critic Peter Dobin […]
