Arts
Music
Harmony of Opportunity
Join Penn Music Business at Penn for their first show at Warehouse this Wednesday.
by DYLAN GROSSMANN
Arts
The Boundaries of Expression Are Being Redrawn
Exploring the unexpected synergy between creativity, accessibility, and artificial intelligence.
by JESSA GLASSMAN
Arts
Celeste Ng is Questioning Everything
Visiting Penn this past week, this critically acclaimed novelist explains how writing helps her understand the world.
by JULES LINGENFELTER
Arts
Discovering with Mom at Art Miami
I took my mom to Art Miami and this is what she liked
by DYLAN GROSSMANN
Arts
Queering the Sad Girl
Melissa Broder's Novel "Milk Fed" is subverting the sad girl aesthetic.
by MAYA GRUNSCHLAG
Arts
Painting Time
Decoding "Monet's Minutes" with art historian and professor André Dombrowski.
by DYLAN GROSSMANN
Focus
Amplifying Unhoused Voices Through the Power of Art
The Mutter Museum’s new art exhibit explores the unhoused experience through the lens of public health.
by CHLOE NORMAN
Focus
Resurrecting A Gilded Age History
Local community efforts have revived Lynnewood Hall's marvels from ruin to radiance.
by ELLIE MEYER
Arts
Flowers Aren't Enough
Performance artist Marina Abramovic puts everything on the line for loveu2014and art.
by DYLAN GROSSMANN
Arts
The Galleries at the Philadelphia Museum of Art that No One Talks About
Don't have 14 dollars for a ticket?
by KYUNGHWAN LIM
Arts
Confronting Discomfort: The Unseen World of Nan Goldin's Photography
Goldin is putting her pain in full focus.
by DYLAN GROSSMANN
Arts
'As You Like It' is Fun, Friendly, and Fluid with Gender
The Globe's newest production of the Shakespearean classic shines with its subversive gender play.
by ISAAC POLLOCK
Arts
Judging a Book by Its Cover: Exploring 'A Little Life' and 'Orgasmic Man'
A book cover photograph has never seemed so enticing—and heartbreaking—at the same time.
by LUIZA LOUBACK
Arts
Alan Nakagawa’s Steady Gig
Nakagawa tells how he’s achieved the impossible: a stable income as an artist and author.
by DYLAN GROSSMANN
Arts
The Allure of Change
The Philadelphia Museum of Art's new exhibit, The Shape of Time: Korean Art after 1989, slows down time.
by KYUNGHWAN LIM
Arts
A World of Art Without Men
A new exhibit at the Barnes Foundation shows Marie Laurencin's dreamy world, and one thing is clear: No boys allowed.
by JOSEPHINE BUCCINI
Arts
"Cookbooks and Convos" at Philadelphia’s Finest
Sisterly Love’s event series amplified female voices, dishes, and accomplishments this fall.
by JESSA GLASSMAN
Arts
Jennifer Egan's Homecoming: A Writer's Journey Back to Penn
A conversation about writing, criticism, and the English major
by LUIZA LOUBACK
Arts
Frida Kahlo’s Likeness Has Become More Important Than Her Art
How capitalism and consumer feminism has made the artist merely a symbol.
by DYLAN GROSSMANN
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