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Young Artists: Don’t Move to NYC
New York used to be a haven for young, up-and-coming artists but today more and more artists are flocking to cities like Philly and Detroit. What happened?
by Amanda V. Wagner
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Hidden City Festival 2013
The Hidden City Festival epitomizes socially engaged art and helps bring new life to fallen Philly relics.
by Amanda V. Wagner
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Museum Without Walls
The audio tour that captures listeners who would otherwise not go to museums.
by Jeana Mobley
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Jenny Lee Maas
Intuition, the guiding force behind a local artist's ambitious film project.
by Amanda V. Wagner
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Drexel’s Artistic Legacy
Leonard Pearlstein Gallery hosts a new exhibition, uniting all of the University's colleges.
by Alyssa Shaw
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Insiders Information on the Outsiders Art
The PMA makes history with their current exhibition by displaying the works of previously unknown artists.
by Amanda V. Wagner
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The Tool at Hand
An exhibition with a challenge.
by Alyssa Shaw
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A Look at “The Female Gaze”
PAFA understands the importance of women in the art world.
by Alyssa Shaw
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South Philly’s Secret Gallery
Magic Pictures Gallery is a hidden hub for new and experimenting artists.
by Amanda V. Wagner
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Living as Form (The Nomadic Version)
When art is alive and engaged.
by Amanda V. Wagner
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Following A.J Drexel’s Footsteps
A student curator's perspective on a growing collection.
by Jeana Mobley
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Rodin and Mucha: An Unknown Friendship
A student's experience at the Rodin Museum.
by Amanda V. Wagner
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From Argyrol to Art
Dr. Barnes' love for science ultimately helped him develop the fantastic art collection we can all enjoy today.
by Amanda V. Wagner
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Art on The Porch
Public art at The Porch at 30th Street Station is encouraging patrons to enjoy their surroundings.
by Nick Sukiennik
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Inked
The Independence Seaport Museum opens a new exhibit celebrating the history of tattoos, as their contribtuion to the annual Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention.
by Alissa Falcone
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Neighborhood Watch
Zoe Strauss' raw, unflinching look at Philly and a few other parts of the country bring a stunned silence to the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
by Alissa Falcone
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An Endangered “Heaven”
Can our generation even hope to create masterpieces and monuments such as those depicted in the "Vaults of Heaven" exhibit?
by Kailey Kluge
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Fifty Years of Fabric
Can an exhibition on texture and fabric teach us to better appreciate contemporary art?
by Mary Sydnor
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Weaving War
Helicopters and grenades replace flowers and animals in traditional Afghan rugs after war devastates the country.
by Alissa Falcone
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