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  • Conversation with Gerald Cyrus and Gioncarlo Valentine

    The Print Center 1614 Latimer St, Philadelphia, P, United States

    Join The Print Center (in-person or on Zoom) to celebrate Gerald Cyrus’ new book Uptown Odyssey. Beautifully produced by TBW Books, this elegant volume gathers Cyrus’s black-and-white photographs of Harlem made across the 1990s—forming a decade-long portrait of a neighborhood at the height of its cultural life. Cyrus will be in conversation with author and photographer Gioncarlo Valentine, who wrote the introduction for the book. The book will be available for purchase and signing. Pre-order your copy using the event link. Uptown Odyssey is hardcover with printed edges, 146 pages with 72 plates, published by TBW Books.

    Free
  • You’ll Be Okay: A Bad Daughter’s Guide to Survival

    abington art center 515 Meetinghouse Rd, Jenkintown,, Philadelphia, United States

    A solo exhibition featuring the work of Veronica Cianfrano, curated by Jessie Clark You’ll Be Okay: A Bad Daughter's Guide to Survival is an exhibition exploring concepts of trauma, breaking patterns, and the creation of new narratives through viewer participation. The show is composed entirely of artworks by Veronica Cianfrano from various stages of her artistic career, curated by Jessica Clark, a long-time friend and collaborator who has known her through many of those stages. The totality of our experiences makes us who we are; the totality of an artist’s catalog has a similar role. Past and present hang together

    Free
  • Open Studio Party

    908 Dekalb Street 908 DeKalb Street, Bridgeport, PA, United States

    Please join us for our annual Open Studio Party at Pandemic Design Studio near KOP on Nov. 7th from 7-11 PM. Light food and refreshments will be provided and we will be playing music synched up with our famous reclaimed industrial light lightwall. Some of the space is indoors and some is outdoors so please dress appropriately, cocktail attire preferred. See how we make our patented collection of biophilic ceramics as well as our industrial light designs and our new concrete sculpture forest www.pandemicdesignstudio.com

    Free
  • Daylight After Dark: Artists and Writers on Climate Change

    The Discovery Center, 3401 Reservoir Dr, Philadelphia, PA, 19121, United States

    Buried Creek Collective, a group of local writers dedicated to fostering creative climate resilience, invites you to an evening of readings and art exhibits that make our city's climate realities visible Enjoy food and hot beverages as we toast to the conclusion of Buried Creek Collective's inaugural Climate Change for Writers Program, and be a part of the conversation about creating better climate futures.

    Free
  • Unionville Art Gala

    The Unionville Art Gala is turning 50! This year the Unionville High School PTO is hosting a Golden Gala beginning Friday, November 20 from 6 to 9 p.m. and continuing on Saturday, November 21 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Unionville High School, 750 Unionville Road, Kennett Square, PA 19348. Admission is free. Visitors to the annual fundraiser will enjoy live music and light refreshments, and will have the opportunity to purchase local art. Featuring Over 60 Diverse Artists! Oil, Jewelry, Watercolor, Glass, Wood, Pottery, Pastels, Sculpture, Photography, Mixed Media & more! A Silent Auction will also be offered,

    Free
  • Love Abide with You, The Birthplace Quilts

    LGBT Center Goodhand Room 3907 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, PA

    In a celebratory year for the “birth” of the United States and in an era of great global uprootedness, what does “birthplace” mean? Love Abide With You is a performance and quilting project that asks questions about the meaning of home places today. Participants will collaborate to create a series of performative quilts. This process will culminate in an airing of the quilts, as well as a story-sharing event where audience members can contribute to the final quilts. Coinciding with the celebrations of the United States’ 250th Anniversary, Love Abide With You takes inspiration from our location in Philadelphia (the

    Free