Arts
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On Thin Ice
Diane Burko’s photographs of the effects of climate change force us to think
'The Hooligan' Makes a Scene: Alexander McQueen at the Met
Alexander McQueen’s commemorative fashion exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is sure to shock and astound.
This Week In: America's Birthday
Our 4th of July picks arrive prematurely this week, as we will be taking some time off to rage in honor of America’s birth. Here are Street’s picks for celebrating the U. S. of A.’s 235th.
An Affair to Remember
Alfred Jacob Miller’s romantic ideals of the West blur the lines between fact and fiction
This Week In: ARTS
In honor of the inaugural First Friday happening down in Old City tomorrow, Street suggests a few other arts offerings to take advantage of this weekend Art After 5 Performers from the Center City Opera Theatre will descend upon the Great Stair Hall of the Philadelphia Museum of Art in this French and Italian Opera Night–themed edition of the Art After 5 program. In the popular Friday–series, museum doors stay open late, offering guided tours, music and drinks to art connoisseurs.
Let Your Creativity Flow
With the semester winding down and the long–awaited lovely weather coaxing us out of hibernation, Street looked around campus for some spots to read, write or draw.
School's Out
Interning in a strange city this summer? Relaxing in the burbs? Take some time to check out the lesser–known art destinations in and away from Philadelphia.
International Art at Home
1911: a year in which Paris saw passion and greatness intertwine to redefine the path of art and creativity.
Stall Confessions
We typically associate bathroom stall graffiti with “Call here for [some sexual act],” but the right–most men’s stall in the Fisher Fine Arts Library has nothing of the sort.
Lasting Impressions
The Slought Foundation brings the haunting video installations of renowned French artist Tania Mouraud to our doorstep.
Arts Listings 4/9
Life As I See It The William Way Community Center 1315 Spruce Street Monday–Friday 9 a.m.
Best of Penn, Visualized II
David Comberg's FNAR-337 Takes On the Best of Penn
DIY: Origami Shirt
It’s not quite wearable art, but this craft will be sure to get some smiles from your friends (and it makes for a nifty bookmark). What you’ll need: 1.
Best of Penn, Visualized
David Comberg's FNAR-337 Takes On the Best of Penn
Blossoming this Spring
Don’t miss the Cherry Blossom Festival in Fairmount Park this Sunday.
Feeling Small
With his striking photography, Penn grad Tetsugo Hyakutake humbles humanity in the face of its own colossal creations.
