Art - The Temple News

The distinction between fine art and crafts is a highly debated topic in the art world.

[flickr 14423699@N04 72157622792688842] Photos by TTN Photographer Roman Krivitsky

A global phenomenon, Cirque du Soleil goes beyond the idea of a circus, incorportating elements that stimulate the senses in a mystifying show.

The free monthy event, held across several Old City blocks has something for artists and novice admirers alike.

Work of Philly native John Langdon bends the boundaries of typography, turning it into an art form that is all his own.

Love Letter, a project of the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program demonstrates the toils of love.

The edgy art center in Old City seeks to combine elements of music, dance, theater and art in a socially-conscious effort.

For artists looking to market their work, a local coffee shop might be a good starting point.

Tyler student Dennis Ritter had a vision that fused his passion for ceramic art with a local park. On Friday, Sept. 4, his vision became a reality.

“A History of Sh*t: Manson in Thebes” is an outrageous, off-color comedy featuring talent including Temple students, recent graduates and professors.