Over the last four decades, the Center for Art in Wood on North 3rd Street in Old City has enhanced the public’s understanding of contemporary art…
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Category: Visual
Visual arts and exhibitions in Philadelphia
Showing Their Mussel: Living art lab on Cherry Street Pier considers the mollusk and fresh water
Freshwater mussels were once the most abundant bivalve mollusks in rivers around the world, but their populations have seen steep declines. They are now some…
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Dancing in Pepperland: An interview with Nicole Sabella
Dancer Nicole Sabella is returning to Philly this month with Mark Morris Dance Group (MMDG), celebrating the Beatles’ album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band with Morris’ Pepperland. Sabella, who is a graduate of UArts, joined the company in 2015. She looks back at her time in Philly and credits it for some of her best memories.
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Hatching (Dir. Hanna Bergholm): Film review
A satire of suburban ennui melded with a girlhood drama has never morphed more seamlessly into a body-horror monster movie.
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RE!flecting on a career with PHILADANCO!: Interview with Kim Bears-Bailey
As PHILADANCO! prepares for their upcoming performance at the Kimmel Center, Kim Bears-Bailey looks back on her illustrious career with the company. Bears-Bailey joined the company in 1981 and rose through the ranks to her current position as Artistic Director. She shares with Phindie the creation of PHILADANCO! RE and highlights of the past 41 years.
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The Northman (dir. Robert Eggers): Film review
“The Northman” might be Robert Eggers’ most accessible film and yet it never compromises itself as a Robert Eggers film, complete with old-world authenticity and forbidding weirdness. I
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You Won’t Be Alone (dir. Goran Stolevski): Film Review
“You Won’t Be Alone,” Goran Stolevski’s writing-directing feature debut, is something special. More than just “arthouse horror,” Stolevski’s film is a haunting meditation on identity, humanity, and how everything is relative, but also a sensory experience with some bloody innards. It’s unsettling, yet challenging and magical, and if you just let it wash over you, the spell is rewarding.
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How To Hone Your Skills To Be A Comic Book Artist (If That’s What You Want To Do)
There’s something very special about your first comic book.
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Oil Painting: What Should a Beginner Start With
One of the things that bind people and brings them together is art. The passion of emotions and imagery is a by-product of association with art or love for any artform.
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Olyvia Kwok Art Investments: identifying and accounting for investments in artwork
Similar to any other market, the art market is always hustling, with buyers and sellers trading in different art commodities, services, and art pieces
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Remembering Veterans and War Through Art
Today we are celebrating the lives of those who have fought for our country.
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13 Beneficial Resources for Students to Survive Art School
Navigating art school
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Plough’s Passages: New exhibition at Muse Galley
A exhibition of solo painting work by Jean Plough comes to Old City’s Muse Gallery July 31–September 1, 2019
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90 Years of Artists Through Academy of Art University
Academy of Art University has been molding and shaping imaginative minds for 90 years.
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Barbies Before the Fact: A dilettante at large sees new exhibitions at the PMA
A dilettante at large considers two exhibitions at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
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A dilettante at large considers Philly After Dark at the Athenaeum
A whimsical and educational show combining images of the city by moonlight, gaslight, electric light, fire and lightning.
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Without Peer: The Cherry Street Pier opening is an unqualified success
An anticipated cultural attraction opens along the Delaware River.
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GARDENS SPEAK (Tania El Khoury): 2018 Fringe review
GARDENS SPEAK is a metaphysical experience of death and injustice… and a tangible experience of growth and self-expansion.
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PAPRIKA PLAINS (Natalie Fletcher / Jessica Noel): 2018 Fringe review
Like a Joni Mitchell song, PAPRIKA PLAINS is intimate, artful, and affecting.
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FIGMAGO (Meg Saligman Studio and Brian Sanders’ JUNK): 2018 Fringe review
For those who ever stopped to look up the giant painting on the wall of one of the buildings in Philadelphia and wondered how such an awe-inspiring artwork was created
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