Photography The Subjective Views of Three Mid-Century Photographers Tim Kerner examines social change and urban renewal through the work of three Philadelphia photographers
Photography Kodachrome Flashback Shows Reading Terminal Market in the Early 1980s In this photo essay Jay Levy shares images of workers at Reading Terminal Market in the fall and winter of 1980-81
Photography In Remembrance of Our Lady of the Rosary A beloved, West Philadelphia landmark was demolished this summer by Boys Latin Charter School following the Philadelphia Historical Commission’s decision to deny historic designation. Photographer Matthew Christopher takes us inside the grand church in its final days
Photography A Year in Ruins: Battling the Pandemic for 365 Days Photographer Kyle Cassidy recounts the struggles of healthcare workers as we mark one year of surviving and fighting COVID-19
Photography Between Us and Catastrophe: People on the Front Lines of COVID-19 In this photo essay Kyle Cassidy introduces us to the people who are standing between their neighbors and the global pandemic, using their bodies, minds, and labor as shields
Photography Saving South Street Through the Lens of Denise Scott Brown Celebrated architect Denise Scott Brown and writer Jeremy Eric Tenenbaum take us back to the 1960s when an army of neighbors fought city government to save South Street from the Crosstown Expressway
Photography A Fond Farewell To Paley Library At Temple University Paley Library closed its doors to the public on Thursday after serving Temple University for 53 years. Michael Bixler says goodbye to the mid-century modern library with this photo essay
Photography Photo Collection Project Takes A Walk In Ed Bacon’s Shoes Fisher Fine Arts Library at Penn is digitalizing a treasure trove of slides from the personal collection of Philly city planner extraordinaire Edmund Bacon and they need your help. Michael Bixler has the details
