Take a Saturday afternoon to hop on the 43 Bus and see four of Zoe Strauss’s photographic billboards. On your way, grab some tacos, ‘tiques and screen–printed tees.
Quadramics, iNtuitons and PenNaatak of the Theater Arts Council want you for their upcoming spring shows. Check out how to get involved…and how to get drunk more theatrically.
Not feeling as extraordinary as Teresa or Kim? One trip to the Penn bookstore and you can bursar your way to a zebra–striped housewife heaven. Despite what the Countess says, Street knows that (fake) money can buy you class.
This article is a part of the the Fall 2011 Joke Issue: Real Housewives of 34th Street.
Sure, botox removed years from that wrinkly old face of yours, but when it comes to facial expressions, versatility is key.
Featuring: Tenaya Anue, Becky Bailey, Jillian Blackwell, Lynda Diane Brody, Alex Goree, Alexander Hovnanian, Connie Ko, Weiren Liu, Sayra López, Quintin Marcus, Amanda Murphy, Claire Niebergall, Jesse Rappaport, Alex Remnick, Sarah Shults, Elise Wrabetz, Allison Zuckerman
Where: Charles Fine Arts Gallery
When: Now through December 8
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday 10am-5pm
http://thesis2012.upennfinearts.com/
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12/2–3, Screenings at 7 and 9 pm
Students $7
International House
3701 Chestnut Street
Sometimes, for whatever reason, we just can’t see a band during their live tour.
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Name and Year: Elise Wrabetz, Senior 2012
Hometown: Havertown, PA
Major: Fine Arts
Medium of Choice: Photography
Street: How did you become interested in photography?
In the pandemic's 30th year, HIV/AIDS still affects over 30,000 Philadelphians. Take action and mourn for those who have suffered by joining Philly in the Day With(out) Art.
Listen up. These opening exhibits won't just help you cross a quirky gift or two off your Christmas list, they'll also open your ears to an assortment of live Philly jams.
Fear not, campus–dweller! If you’re feeling a little intimidated by our contest winner’s awesome–tastic room (see below), check out this vinyl bookend, cheap and easy to make in five quick steps.
Name and Year: Quintin Marcus, 2012
Hometown: Philadelphia
Major: Fine Arts, Concentration in Communicative Design
Medium of Choice: Anything I need to create what’s in my head
Website: http://quintinmarcus.com
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Street: How did you get started in graphic design?
Quintin Marcus: When I came to Penn, majoring in Fine Arts was the furthest thing from my mind.
Name and Year: Kelsey Halliday Johnson
Hometown: Haddonfield, NJ
Degree: Masters in Fine Arts (interdisciplinary) and certificate in Landscape Studies
Medium of Choice: Photography, Drawing, Painting
Website: www.kelseyhalliday.com
*Kelsey is teaching Photo I in the spring.*
Street: You say most of your work is “place_oriented.” What does that mean to you, and what are some examples of projects?
Kelsey Halliday Johnson: Each body of work I make situates itself within a given site (historical or literal) and becomes a kind of investigation of the cultural or social histories that lie within the landscape or particular place.
I entered my undergraduate degree planning to major in geosciences, so the physical environment has always been a sincere interest of mine.