Arts
Arts
Where to Go for Your Next Art Supplies Haul
Looking to buy some art supplies? Street’s got you covered.
by CHRISTINA LU
Arts
'And So the Story Goes' Showcases Storytelling Throughout History at the Penn Museum
This student–curated exhibit displays the epic of Gilgamesh in cuneiform and a Japanese shadow puppet.
by XINYI WAN
Arts
'To the Polls' Exhibition Politicizes the Past to Mobilize in the Present
The show, run by StreetsDept.com and Mural Arts Philadelphia, aims to increase civic engagement and voter turnout in the 2018 election.
by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS
Arts
The Book Corner: 'Kafka on the Shore' is Your Next Break Book
With a healthy dose of absurdity and an unconventional story arc, this book deserves a spot on your reading list.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
This Exhibit Redefines the Countries that Trump Infamously Deemed "Shitholes"
This Friday, a one–day exhibit will showcase art from "shithole" countries to promote education and highlight different perspectives.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
Philadelphia Theaters: Like Broadway (But Better)
Philly’s theaters show everything from legendary musicals like “Hamilton” and “Once” to local productions like the Philly native–created "Mirrors."
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Arts
Get Cultured at These Philly Museums and Art Galleries
With this combo of local specialized galleries and world–class art institutions, you'll have no shortage of suggestions for a museum date.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Arts
Live Performances: Drag Shows, Quizzo, Improv, Oh My!
Think outside the box and check out these what happening in Philly's spoken word, comedy, and improv community.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Arts
LaughtHERfest Performance Brings Female–Centric Comics to Campus
SNL's Melissa Villaseñor and other comics took the stage in the performance on Saturday, Sept. 15.
by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS
Arts
Exploring the ICA's Fall Exhibitions
This year, they've brought in plants and disco balls.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
Ken Lum: A Look at One of Penn's Most Prolific Art Professors
The Chair of the Fine Arts department has had artwork exhibited on nearly every continent.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
Why You Should Visit Smaller Museums
Though they may not have the same reputation as the PMA, smaller museums have their own charms.
by XINYI WAN
Arts
Citizen Salon Lets You Choose What Art Gets Exhibited
The Arthur Ross Gallery is crowdsourcing votes for its latest exhibit, Citizen Salon.
by XINYI WAN
Arts
Penn Student, Chuck Schultz, Sketches for FringeArts Festival
How sketching a show reveals more than just watching it does.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
How to Write a Poem with Juliet Lubwama
What goes on behind the scenes for a national student poet.
by XINYI WAN
Arts
Emma Berson: Penn's Renaissance Woman
This Visual Studies senior has experience in every creative field imaginable.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
The ICA in History
It's been home to the likes of Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollack.
by XINYI WAN
Arts
The Book Corner: “The Book of Laughter and Forgetting” is the Tale for a New Start
On why bare genitals and orgies are important to the new year.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
3 Art Classes to Take This Semester
Add these classes to your cart before the course selection period ends on September 17.
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
Finding Uncertainty in Rationality: William Kentridge Exhibit Opens in Arthur Ross Gallery
The internationally renowned artist makes a stop at Penn.
by XINYI WAN
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