Fantastic Sprawl presents a collection of imaginary built environments, landscapes, and design developments that grow, expand, and evolve into captivating contemporary compositions. Participating artists: Andrew Chalfen, Rebecca Jacoby, and Colleen Keefe. • Opening Reception: Thursday, October 8, 6-9pm • On View: October 8–31, 2026 • Box Spring Gallery at Crane Arts, 1400 N. American St,
MoreModerated by Elizabeth Spungen, Tarver, Bullock and Burton will reflect on their lifelong journeys shaped by Black cowboy culture, their commitment to preserving its vital cultural history, and how they have come together for The Long Ride Home project. Ron Tarver was a staff photojournalist at The Philadelphia Inquirer for more than 30 years, where
MoreWelcome to l a y e r s! West Philly-based artist, shanina dionna, shares 15 years of making, becoming, + returning through “l a y e r s,” bringing together new + earlier works, tracing what we carry, uncover, + gather over time. This is an invitation to slow down + be. Through painting, film,
MoreArch Enemy Arts invites you to join us for our First Friday opening reception on September 4th from 5pm – 9pm at 109 Arch Street in Old City, Philadelphia. New exhibitions include solo collections by Rebecca Reeves, Fran De Anda, Mary Esther Muñoz, Danielle Schlunegger-Warner, and Kurt Lluch, plus our annual SPECTRUM group show, featuring
MoreThis exhibit showcases three mediums to highlight the overshadowed aspects of society. Whether it comes from personal experiences or a general fascination, Sean Christopher, Dominique Samarco, and David Herman Jr. use their artist tools to expose the most vulnerable within our communities that tend to be ignored. Three Different Types of Mark Making hopes to
MoreCall for Young Artists: Middle School Kiosk Show Utility Works is now accepting submissions for the Lansdowne Middle Schoolers Kiosk Show, a juried exhibition celebrating young artists in our community. Open to students ages 10–13 (or currently in middle school), this free opportunity invites submissions of drawings, paintings, photography, and more. All skill levels are
MoreJoin us for a conversation with Michael Rex in a more intimate and relaxed setting. Following the talk, dinner will be served allowing for more discussion with the artist and among guests. Rex’s artistic inspiration is deeply personal and two-fold. As a child, he watched his mother and grandmother knit yarn into intricate patterns, an
MoreJoin us for the opening cocktail reception on First Friday for our new exhibition featuring Michael Rex!
MoreJoin The Print Center either in-person or Zoom for the first of two conversations presented in conjunction with “America Today: Voices in Contemporary Print.” Artists and representatives from three community-focused, mission-driven printshops around the US will talk about their unique communities and how collaboration feeds the making of socially relevant prints. Moderated by Lauren Rosenblum,
MoreWe tap our vast catalogue of commissioned works for those that examine “Where we are”; the assessment, if not always optimistic, is tirelessly honest and inquisitive as heard through the music of some of the country’s most adventurous composers. A new work of Canadian composer Nicole Lizée and works of David Lang, Shara Nova, Julia
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