Arts
Arts
Street's Guide to Artsy First Dates in Philly
The best installations, galleries, and exhibits to take in on a first date.
by SYDNEY GELMAN
Arts
Vagina Monologues: On Rehearsals and Criticism Ahead of this Year’s Show
How intersectionality and change figure in to V–Day's 18th annual production.
by ANNA CALLAHAN
Arts
Re–Finding Romance in Art History’s Famous Kisses
Forget the noncommittal culture of Penn with these portraits of true love.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Arts
DIY Crafts for Your Special Valentine
A box of chocolate and flowers isn't going to cut it anymore.
by ELIZABETH LEMIEUX
Arts
Collecting Art as a College Student: Why You Should Do It Too
It's not hoarding if you don't call it hoarding.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Arts
Benjamin Franklin Parkway: The History of Philly's Arts and Culture Epicenter
Examining the changing face of one of Philly's most famed byways.
by XINYI WAN
Arts
Your Guide to the Kimmel Center's Upcoming Theater Events
Your guide to Philly's theatrical scene for the winter months and beyond.
by TAMARA GELBAND
Arts
How to Travel for Free with the Penn Art Department
Add that to the list of reasons to take an arts class.
by ELIZABETH LEMIEUX
Arts
Exploring the ICA's Winter Opening
A latex pig named "Candyass" and a New Folder walk into a room...
by SHERRY TSENG
Arts
Meet Jenn Tran: The Next Shepard Fairey on Wall Street
She's "sticker–bombed" the city and is painting a mural in Brooklyn later this year.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Arts
A Walk Through Edgar Allan Poe's Philadelphia Home
Touring the famed author's house in all its macabre glory.
by CHRISTINA IRMEN
Arts
Belle Carlson: A Day in the Life of an International Artist–in–Residence
One semester, three different countries, and a whole lot of art.
by MICHAELA TINKEY
Arts
Art and Apps: How Technology Stands to Change the Museum Experience
Tag yourself, I'm Rembrandt.
by XINYI WAN
Arts
Ultraviolet Named Pantone's 2018 Color of the Year: Why It Matters
It's so much more than a color.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Arts
Pre–med Visual Studies Majors: Crossing Preprofessionalism and Fine Arts
Who would have thought that the person cutting into your stomach could actually draw your stomach?
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Arts
Meet Mask and Wig's Spring Show
The Mask and Wig company’s "Juice Box Hero" makes middle school fun again.
by MICHAELA TINKEY
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