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Acclaimed illustrator Anuj Shrestha will discuss his exhibition "No Particular Order" at Arcadia University's Harrison Gallery in Glenside on Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
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3/20/25
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Allens Lane Art Center will celebrate the artistry of Gloria Gammage Davis from March 15 to April 13.
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3/13/25
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Wendy Osterweil doesn't consider herself "retired" from teaching at Temple University's Tyler School of Art. She prefers the term "rewired."
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by Staff
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3/6/25
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When Covid hit, Joseph Lozano found himself taking long hikes in Wissahickon Park with his family.
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by Len Lear
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2/27/25
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The Philadelphia-based African dance and drum ensemble, Kulu Mele ("the mother whose children are the fish"), will perform on Feb. 25.
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by Len Lear
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2/20/25
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On paper, it reads like any number of crime pictures from the golden age of Hollywood. On screen, however, it feels quietly revolutionary.
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by Will Standish
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2/13/25
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Director Ang Lee’s “The Wedding Banquet,” a groundbreaking dramedy about a Taiwanese man who stages a marriage of convenience.
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by Lily Williams
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2/6/25
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The work of acclaimed artist Claire Downes Whitehurst is featured in an exhibit at the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education.
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2/6/25
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The Woodmere art museum will unveil a powerful new exhibition, "Geographies of Freedom: The Art of Jim Bloom."
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1/16/25
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One of the enduring popular genres in modern cinema is the heist film.
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by Baird Standish
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1/16/25
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Three Mt. Airy artists are bringing their distinctive ceramic visions to The Carolyn and Howard Alber Gallery at Allens Lane Art Center.
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by Len Lear
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1/9/25
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Los Angeles has been rebuilt three times since the dawn of the 20th century. At the Los Angeles County Museum, two large photographs tell this story of transformation.
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by Baird Standish
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1/9/25
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The Chestnut Hill Film Group kicks off its 53rd season with a major technological upgrade, introducing a new laser projector.
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by Heather Grey, vice president, Chestnut Hill Film Group
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1/1/25
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You might think that finance and abstract art have as much in common as cheese and chalk. But Jessie Tristan Read proves they can coexist.
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by Len Lear
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12/19/24
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Red tulip fields, emerald-green hair salons and yellow brick roads may color the screens of theaters, but something darker lurks.
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by Zoe Gray
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12/12/24
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I have long been wary of the classic Hollywood westerns – with their simplistic “good battling evil” morality. Then I rewatched "The Searchers."
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by Baird Standish
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11/21/24
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If your haunting preferences run more to the unsettling than the terrifying, “Perpetual Inventory: A Ruminative Installation by Scott Kip,” is for you.
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by Pamela J. Forsythe, Broad Street Review
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11/14/24
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Jonene Lee's NoName Gallery is bringing a lighthearted and playful spirit to the Avenue with "Children's Story."
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by Louise E. Wright
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11/7/24
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Local artists are opening their studios to the public for the biannual Cheltenham Artists Studio Tour on Nov. 2-3.
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10/17/24
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This weekend is the last chance to view a powerful exhibition memorializing gun violence victims.
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10/3/24
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