An interview with Batikh Batikh, a SWANA (Southwest Asian, North African), femme, queer artist collective based in Philadelphia. I spent the day at their exhibition Echoes / أصداء, by member…
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4 by 4 by 1: Four Immigrants, Four Stories, One Museum
Twenty years ago, when I first arrived in the United States as an international student, I took my first steps on American soil in Philadelphia. And what did I do…
Recognizing Japanese American Activism in the Watanabe Collection
On Mary Ishimoto Watanabe’s legacy of celebrating Japanese heritage in Philadelphia.
Three Women Who Inspire My Work
Teaching artist Lisa Volta draws connections between the accomplished artists she admires and the budding ones she mentors
Two Days with Dindga McCannon
In a series of recordings, mixed-media artist Dindga McCannon talks about life, work, and naming her plants
Kukuli Velarde Is Creating Her Own Canon
The Philly-based Peruvian artist on the beliefs and choices that have shaped her career
The Ghosts of Route 23
A photographic journey to unearth the relics of a defunct streetcar that once ran the length of the city
The Hands of My Grandmothers
What is it like to encounter a work of great ceremonial value and personal meaning in a museum?
Philly’s Destiny
Photographer James Izlar spotlights Boujee Mustard, a local artist with a keen eye and a deep love for her city
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