Arts
Arts
Onda Latina’s 'In Theaters Now': Sexy, Professional, and Larger–Than–Life
Penn's premier Latin dance troupe stunned audiences on the weekend of Nov. 1 with an upbeat and thematically cohesive show.
by AVERY JOHNSTON
Arts
'Notorious RBG': A New Exhibit at the NMAJH Dedicated to the Iconic Supreme Court Justice
The exhibit takes you through the incredible life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
by ANYA TULLMAN
Arts
Killjoy's Kastle: More Than Just A 'Lesbian Feminist Haunted House'
The exhibit, which showed in Philly through the Halloween season, reclaims a fundamentalist Christian tradition to explore our current politics surrounding gender and sexuality.
by QUINN ROBINSON
Arts
‘Rent’ 20th Anniversary Tour: A Powerful Live Musical Experience
Returning to the Merriam Theatre from a sold–out show in March, the Rent 20th Anniversary Tour was a beautiful reminder that Penn students should take advantage of Philly’s live musical scene.
by JESSICA BAO
Arts
The Best Young Adult LGBT Novels I've Read During College
The YA section is full of hidden gems, and we picked some out for you.
by HARSHITA GUPTA
Arts
What Pop Art Can Say about Penn's Campus
The 'LOVE' sculpture is a piece of Pop Art history, but at Penn, it's taken on a new meaning.
by REMA HORT
Arts
The Kelly Writers House Edible Books Party Brings Culinary Creativity to Campus
The event challenges people to come up with their own interpretations of books through food.
by TSEMONE OGBEMI
Arts
The West Philly Artists Yard Sale Returns to Black Hound Clay Studio
On Oct. 27, WPAYS will connect artists cleaning out their studios and locals seeking affordable art.
by HANNAH LONSER
Arts
Philadelphia's HERspace Art Festival Gives Female Artists A Platform
On the first Saturday of each month, the exhibit gives women a forum to break into the local art scene.
by ANYA TULLMAN
Arts
Why You Should Listen to Fiction Podcasts
Podcasts are on the rise, but many listeners have yet to dive into the immersive fictional worlds that the medium has to offer.
by HARSHITA GUPTA
Arts
'Presenting the Damn Thing:' A Powerful Contemplation of American Heritage
Philly local Inga Kimberly Brown's art exhibit weaves together an American Dialogue with the artist's own identity.
by ANA HALLMAN
Music
The PMA's Friday Nights Series Is an Unmissable Art Experience
The almost–weekly series unifies attendees and artists through whimsical performance and extended museum hours.
by AVERY JOHNSTON
Arts
'arms ache avid aeon' Brings ACT UP–Era Activism to the ICA
Four core members of the art collective fierce pussy showcase work old and new.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Arts
Bloomers' LaughtHERFest Is Fighting for Inclusive Comedy
The event—which takes place on Saturday, Sep. 14—seeks to empower anyone who wants to be funny.
by HANNAH YUSUF
Arts
A More Reflective Campus: Two Sculptures Formerly at PMA Relocate to Penn
These huge and heavy artworks will be on long–term loan for the next 99 years.
by JESSICA BAO
Arts
For PennDesign's Newest Exhibit, Follow The Bees
These artists want you to think about climate change.
by KARIN HANANEL
Arts
Four Must–See Art Exhibitions In Philadelphia this Summer
Four Must–See Art Exhibitions In Philadelphia this Summer
by JULIA DAVIES
Arts
"A Visit from the Goon Squad": What Jennifer Egan's Book Taught Me About The Twists and Turns Of Time
Pulitzer prize winner and Upenn graduate Jennifer Egan's book tracks development, histories, and interconnectedness through time.
by KATIE FARRELL
Arts
Introducing Anne Ishii: Translator and Editor of Gay Erotic Manga
On breaking boundaries in the literary industry, being the executive director of Philly's Asian Arts Initiative, and bringing niche art to the mainstream
by JOSEPHINE CHENG
Arts
The Photography Exhibit 'From Today, Painting is Dead' Brings New Life to The Barnes Foundation
The exhibit features some of the earliest photographs ever taken, and compliments the artistry of all mediums.
by TARA O'BRIEN
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