Visual Arts

Author Emma Copley Eisenberg used a class-action settlement against artificial intelligence to promote body positivity and her new book.

In “A Nation of Artists,” the two institutions take different paths to represent 250 years of American creativity.

The statue of the civil rights icon will debut at City Hall later this year – and Philadelphians can help choose a quote that will be inscribed on its base.

German immigrants brought the Easter Bunny tradition to Pennsylvania. Winterthur preserves one of the earliest U.S. depictions of the holiday hare.

The Trash Into Treasure Delaware Art Contest challenges artists to create pieces that promote clean waterways.

Clancy Philbrick is asking the world to mail him their (clean) fingernail and toenail clippings for his critique on labor and the wealth divide.

The sculpture will be part of the museum’s monuments exhibition, before it returns outside to a permanent spot at the top of the steps.

In the wake of his death, Justin Nagtalon, the beloved artist behind the horned character, leaves behind a lasting legacy and mark on his community.

“Bodies and Souls,” by PAFA and the Woodmere Museum, highlights a rare moment of partnership among Philly institutions.

Business group aims to spruce up the struggling corridor ahead of FIFA and Philly250 events.

Philly’s newest art space opens tomorrow, packed with moving murals, AI technology, modern art and surreal design.

The Stained Glass Project is the first organization to move into the former UArts Hamilton Hall post-closure. The organization hosts afterschool and community programming.

“What Now: 2026” will feature over 100 art events, including 35 commissioned works, examining the nation’s 250th birthday.

A festival this Saturday will celebrate the show and the city’s role in U.S. history.

An earlier trial run proved to the museum that paying what you wish can actually generate more ticket revenue than standard pricing.