Visual Arts

The artist is leaning into the strange and his anxieties about cataract surgery in a new art exhibit.

Artist Xenobia Bailey’s “Radical Black Elite” spotlights the civic strength of 18th- and 19th-century Black residents in Philadelphia.

Arts on the Mind seeks to foster connection and meaning for people living with dementia.

The artist and printmaker takes the woodcut technique beyond the traditional at his printshop, ‘Dos Tres Press.’

In a rare exhibition, incarcerated artists from SCI Phoenix, Pa., and San Quentin, Calif., form a group show at Philadelphia’s Paradigm Gallery.

The Creative Vision Factory has been a mecca and safe haven for people struggling with mental illness, substance abuse, or homelessness, and sometimes all three.

From March 3 through March 8, harm reduction group Project SAFE is offering free admission to its “Not Welcome Anywhere” art installation.

The “Faith, Music and Community” event hosted by the Marian Anderson Museum celebrates musical legend and her contributions to Philadelphia’s history.

The Doylestown art museum will not charge admission on 2nd Sundays, and has added Thursday evening hours to increase community accessibility.

Artist Risa Puno mines her Filipino family heritage to design an interactive game based on communal care.

Thirty-nine grants from Philadelphia’s Cultural Treasures program will fund work for local BIPOC artists and provide aid to local organizations.

Artist Gary Burnley in the Print Center’s 98th annual competition mashes Black and white portraits into the same image.

The previously unknown artwork discovered during renovations at the Cezanne family home in Aix-en-Provence, France, expands knowledge of the artist's development.

Sidney Rothberg's multi-million dollar collection is briefly on view for free before it goes to auction.

Premiering Wednesday at Lincoln University, a multidisciplinary performance explores the Black Diaspora through the lens of sugar cane.