Visual Arts

The July program at Grounds for Sculpture will bring together music, visual art and conversation to explore creative freedom with three acclaimed artists.

“What Now: 2026” features 34 original premieres in visual and performing arts to “interrogate” America ahead of its semiquincentennial.

The Rockwood Museum pairs works by five regional artists with its historic collection to explore race, identity and who is included in “We the People.”

Clausing founded PhillyCAM in 2009 to put media production into the hands of all Philadelphians.

Nilé Livingston’s mural design was first seen in digital form when Philly was vying to be a host city. Now it’s becoming a true Philly mural.

The civil rights icon will be featured on a statue at City Hall later this year – and one Philly artist’s quote will be inscribed on its base.

The exhibit features multimedia installations created by 10 local artists that bring to life the once-obscure underground corridors of the water system.

It’s tied to this week’s PGA Championship in Delco and it’s a pretty deep cut — even for golf fans.

“Quilt Elegies” includes a prototype of Krimes’ fabric-based mural designed with people recently released from prison.

The Historical Society of Pennsylvania traces colonists' fractured, decadeslong shift from loyalty to rebellion.

Artist Santiago Galeas talks honoring LGBTQ+ trailblazers through community outreach.

“In the Arena” demonstrates how sports exemplify the U.S. Constitution’s Freedom of Assembly.

It took 10 years for the children's museum to raise the money to replace its 19th-century marble floors.

With funding turbulence at the federal and state levels, elected officials are calling for the city to pick up some of the slack.

Rocky is headlining the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s new exhibition on monuments, after two decades of drawing millions of tourists to the outside of the building.