Visual Arts

The pieces that make up the “Monumental Tour” have rotated through New York City, Atlanta, Chicago, and other cities.

“Imperfect Histories” revisits visual, racial, and gender bigotry going back hundreds of years, both intended and unintentional.

The Potential Project will use public art and a mobile app to honor people lost to homicide in New Jersey’s capital city through the eyes of the people closest to them.

Arts venues have a $100M impact on Montco’s economy. Arts Week highlights the large and small spots reopening from the pandemic.

Photographer Velvet McNeil describes being at ground zero to document the day the twin towers fell.

Ubuntu is more than a name for Steven CW Taylor’s spot — it’s an ethos.

Struggling to keep both themselves and a bridge upright, Miguel Horn’s ContraFuerte is open for your interpretation.

The annual Pew grants will distribute money toward arts institutions’ digital and diversity efforts.

Eddie’s in Chinatown has experienced a changing of the guard.

Cannonball is a new artist-produced festival-within-the-festival, a critical sign of growth for the Philly Fringe.

An exhibition inside the Fairmount Waterworks’ dilapidated underground pool explores the history of segregated swimming.

Aug. 26 - Aug. 29: Things to do in Philadelphia, Del., and N.J.

The Zoning Board of Adjustment decision would allow construction of a 70-unit modernist apartment building in exchange for preserving the mural.

A new mural from artist Andres Giraldo is coming to Kensington. “Salsa Shines Through” celebrates Philly’s salsa community and their resilience during the pandemic.

The Hatfield House in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park is the site of an Afrofuturist vision of time travel by the art duo Black Quantum Futurism