Art & Design Artist Explores Urban Renewal at Park Towne Place Mid-century apartment towers become vessels for expression in a new art exhibition
Art & Design POOL Explores the History of Segregation in Aquatic Recreation A new exhibition at Fairmount Water Works dives into the civil rights struggle to swim as equals. Kimberly Haas has this review
Art & Design Documenta ’76: How an Avant-Garde Art Sensation Almost Happened in Philadelphia Ella Comberg explores the failed plan that would have brought an international contemporary art event to the city during the Bicentennial
Art & Design Philly Beer History is on Tap at the Neon Museum The Philadelphia Neon Museum gets drunk on breweriana with new exhibition
History New Exhibition Maps the History of North Philadelphia Temple University’s Special Collections Research Center illustrates the evolution of a neighborhood through photographs and archival materials
Art & Design Salvage City: Recycling History One Object at a Time One person’s trash is another person’s treasure, especially in the world of architectural salvage. Jacqueline Drayer takes a look at a new art exhibition at Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens through the lens of the city’s reclaimed materials industry
City Life Mütter Museum Goes Viral With New Influenza Pandemic Exhibition The Mütter Museum of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia examines the Influenza Pandemic of 1918-19 with a multimedia exhibition, walking tours, and a chorus-led parade up Broad Street. Kimberly Haas has the story
History Tonight Is Forever Honors Stonewall Riots & Philly LGBT Activism History A new art installation at William Way LGBT Community Center connects local and national moments in gay liberation history. Ali Roseberry-Polier takes a look
