Visual Arts

The exhibition, which features artists with Latin American and Palestinian backgrounds, is on display through Aug. 3.

Ishii has been executive director for six years and guided the community-focused organization through the pandemic.

Twenty years ago, the maritime museum accidentally bought an 1815 portrait. Her story can now be told at the historic Biddle family estate.

“Layers of Liberty” launched well before J.D. Vance became the Republican vice presidential candidate, but the exhibit still meets the moment.

The Apologues connects artists with families who have lost loved ones to gun violence. City Council’s president is honoring that work.

An exhibition of yard art at Penn ties urban artists to a mostly Southern creative vernacular.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is bringing African art to Philly. The plan is for the art to stay permanently.

Doug Hoekzema, also known as HOXXOH, shoots color using off-the-shelf lawn care equipment.

Did political cartoons contribute to American nation-building? This exhibition at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania shows how.

As SCOTUS justices get ready for summer break, we'll talk about the latest court decisions and preview coming rulings involving presidential immunity, the January 6 and more.

The former mansion will close with the rest of the University of the Arts.

UArts is still responsible for ensuring its endowment is spent the way donors intended. Regulators will control the transition of both buildings and the money.

UArts was home to a handful of organizations with various levels of independence. After the dramatic closure, who will survive?

The Odunde Festival, Art for the Cash Poor and West Philly Porchfest are some of the things happening this weekend.

Four days after announcing the school would shut down imminently, and during a constantly evolving crisis, Kerry Walk stepped down.