Visual Arts

Called “society’s best-kept secret,” Ann Lowe made gowns for special occasions, including Jackie Kennedy’s wedding dress.

As press coverage of the arts shrinks, Artblog celebrates two decades of crawling through Philly’s galleries.

Though Philadelphia’s murals are staples of the city, not all of these artistic expressions are embraced with open arms.

Dozens of artists at Studio Incamminati painted people displaced by the war in Ukraine. Sale of the portraits will directly support the families.

Kala Hagopian and team spent a year painting the lifelike faces of Michael Scott and the rest of the Dunder Mifflin crew.

UDTJ, an Upper Darby-based social justice nonprofit, is leading the pilot program. Philadelphia Mural Arts served as inspiration for Upper Darby.

Long in the works, the calendar will be “cute, furry, and sexy,” per the mascot. Pre-orders are open for participants in the Gritty 5k.

The Center had been leasing its building from the borough for almost 20 years. It also received a $250,000 grant for its Moorestown site.

The new psychedelic immersive playground experience from Ohio has a menacing A.I. dystopia at its center.

Live performances, artisan demonstrations, and 1,500 stretched-silk creations, lit from the inside.

Last Thursday’s film premiere proves just how beloved the Kensington Storefront was — and how it may be coming to life again.

Artist Julie Woodard carved flowers out of reclaimed plastic waste to draw attention to the Delaware River Waterfront’s natural environment.

Christina Cultural Arts Center plans to expand services by building a second facility, doubling early childhood and affordable arts education programs.

Tours now go beyond the visual at Isaiah Zagar’s glittery museum.

A vacant lot in Kensington has been transformed into an art environment to assist Prevention Point’s harm reduction programs.