“West Philly Days” Gives A Glimpse Into Who We Were
Photographer Stephen Perloff offers a slice of times gone by with "West Philly Days" > more
The Guy With The Wood People On His Porch
Tis the season—for ice sculpture. Joe Brin's travels and art appreciation converge in Powelton Village to find Roger Wing, sculptor of wood, stone, and ice, at home and in his element > more
The Cloisters, Revisited And Retold
We're constantly bemoaning the loss of great neighborhood churches. At The Cloisters, adapted for housing in late the 1980s, developer Caroline Dunlop Millett saved a monumental building and used an innovative design to put it back to use. She tells her story here > more
New Exhibition At African American Museum Celebrates Tiberino Family
The Tiberino family has, at their home compound and museum, for years been a West Philly institution. At an exhibition opening with a reception tomorrow evening, they'll share their family's art at another institution: the African American Museum > more
Of Reverence And Ritual At Hawthorne Hall
Inside a gentle but elaborate curving row of buildings on Lancaster Avenue, the old Knights of Pythias lodge will soon entertain the Society of Pythagoras. Brad Maule previews the space at Hawthorne Hall that will host Rabid Hands' project for the 2013 Festival > more
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