Posts Tagged ‘public art’

Kenzo's On The Move

Kenzo’s On The Move

May 21, 2012  |  Vantage

Kensington's darker side seemed a long way away on a sunny Saturday as a menagerie of outlandish contraptions mosied down Norris Street in the Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby > more

The Last Elephant of West Mount Airy

The Last Elephant of West Mount Airy

April 23, 2012  |  Found

A remnant of a Chestnut Hill public art exhibit is on display in West Mount Airy, a colorful reminder of the wildness that lurks beneath our concrete jungle > more

Hunting Park Renovations Seek A

Hunting Park Renovations Seek A “Former Glory”

April 16, 2012  |  Morning Blend

An update on the transformative work underway in Hunting Park's park, LGBT senior-living coming to Center City, Catholic parishes to merge in the Northwest, and musings on ugliest public art in Philadelphia > more

We,

We, “The City of (Changing) Neighborhoods”

March 26, 2012  |  Morning Blend

The genesis (& evolution) of our nickname "the city of neighborhoods," looking at an old dividing line in western Center City, a beloved Point Breeze mural saved, and shifting plans for a residential complex in Old City > more

Meet The Artist Behind The Girard Station Renovations

Meet The Artist Behind The Girard Station Renovations

March 19, 2012  |  Morning Blend

Talking to the artist behind recent work at Girard station; plans to expand a synagogue on North Broad Street; tackling Kensington's problems, one property at a time, a tour of the new Mariposa location, and > more