Have a taste for art and restaurant deals? Every first Friday of the month, Philadelphia’s galleries open their doors to anyone looking to satisfy their artistic sweet-tooth for free, of course. This column is here
The study abroad program in Rome offers artistic opportunities for students. Students studying within the Temple Rome program, which ended on April 23, have been slowly trickling back into the United States. While a majority
The Mural Arts program highlights “How Philly Moves” as part of PIFA events. “How Philly Moves” is a photographic project started by Philadelphia-based photographer Jacques-Jean “JJ” Tiziou in spring of 2008 with a clear mission:
Tyler’s art exhibit, “Patterns of Consumption” sweeps passersby out of their daily routines. Step through the main doors of the Tyler School of Art on any normal day, and you’re greeted by a security desk
The Things Spring Brings April 9 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. VIX Emporium, 5009 Baltimore Ave. Free https://www.vixemporium.com/ Artist Pragya Kothari is exhibiting some of her artwork at VIX Emporium to help welcome spring. Prints
Giant bacteria and virus sculptures on display at the Health Sciences Campus now illuminate the atrium of the Luo Auditorium. Philadelphia artist Kate Kaman stood in front of an audience of creative and scientific minds
Jenny Drumgoole’s cream cheese art submission morphs into a representation of corporate America. Google “cream cheese recipes,” and one will be bombarded with recipes for cheesecake worthy to take to tea with grandma. Yet, Philadelphia-based
Three senior printmaking majors display their artwork in “Good Night, Sweet Prints.” As clever art show names go, “Good Night, Sweet Prints” is a pretty good one. And while the name of a showcase isn’t
Restaurant Week Jan. 16-21 & 23-28 Various Center City Restaurants www.centercityphila.org/life/RWRestaurants.php Restaurant Week allows people with slim budgets the opportunity to experience fine dining at restaurants one may not be able to regularly afford, especially
The Clay Studio, a nonprofit organization, offers a variety of classes to keep ceramics alive. While most people obsess over the art form that painted the “Mona Lisa” and the “Starry Night,” many have grown