Features - The Temple News

Remembering the work of artist, alumnus

01 December 2015 Grace Maiorano

Aaron Shikler, known for his paintings of American politicians like John F. Kennedy, passed away Nov. 12 at 93.

Showcasing Philly as a ‘capital of craft’

01 December 2015 Erin Blewett

Craft NOW hosted its first craft fair, featuring work from the Tyler School of Art.

Bringing Indian street fare, teas to South Philly tables

01 December 2015 Madeline Presland

Chaat and Chai opened in South Philadelphia Nov. 10.

Classical music, activism: not a ‘traditional narrative’

01 December 2015 Emily Thomas

Kaleid Theatre’s production examines why modern society throws people and things away.

From mausoleum to recording studio, an alternative venue

01 December 2015 Emily Scott

PhilaMOCA hosts events like concerts and screenings in its multi-use space.

‘Street finds’ inspire local artist

17 November 2015 Lindsay Hargrave

Amy Orr’s “surprise art” on poles around the city is made from discarded objects.

The road to Frankford Avenue’s past

17 November 2015 Sami Rahman

In “The King’s Highway,” local filmmaker Jason Sherman hopes to showcase Northeast Philadelphia as an important historical area with stories reaching back to colonial days.

Uncovering North Broad’s history

17 November 2015 Erin Moran

Hidden City Philadelphia recently offered a tour of North Philly’s historical site.

A different kind of Thanksgiving meal

17 November 2015 Madeline Presland

Broad Street Ministry provides sit-down meals to the needy.

In documentary, ‘honest stories’ of firefighters

17 November 2015 Ashley Caldwell

Drexel University students are currently producing a documentary about the culture of local firefighters.