art

The Center’s newest exhibition, Walking the Edge, is an exciting investigation into artistic expressions of the city of Philadelphia’s perimeters and boundaries, as well as other urban landscapes and natural spaces. For this community show, we invited the public to...

High inflation rates nationwide have made it more difficult for many people to put food on the table. This impact is even greater in areas of our city where stores selling fresh fruits and vegetables are few and far between....

Our first exhibition of 2023, Walking the Edge, is a community art exhibit inspired by the city’s borders. In collaboration with Walk Around Philadelphia, we will curate artwork about perimeters, borders, and boundaries along the city of Philadelphia, other urban landscapes,...

“Feminist Flea Mini Market” is an evening market curated by Zissel of Feminist Flea Market & Craft Fair and designer Bokeum Jeon to highlight local artists and makers for the holiday season. Featuring 10 unique vendors, 50+ local artists currently...

Join Chestnut Hill in welcoming Autumn with a day of art, music, culinary delights, and boutique shopping during the Fall for the Arts Festival! Germantown Avenue will transform into an outdoor arts and crafts marketplace between Willow Grove and Rex...

Local gallery hosted exhibit full of trash to make a statement We live in a material world. More often than not, these materials become trash. His exhibit, Many Worlds was featured at the James Oliver Gallery in October – November...

Lenapehoking~Watershed: a place for water, art and culture offers programming, performances, games and more. A new series connects local residents to the Delaware Watershed and its native people. Lenapehoking~Watershed: a place for water, art, and culture is an environmental art...

The mudhif is the first Iraqi guesthouse built outside of Iraq. The Schuylkill Center and U.S Veterans, with help from environmental artist Sarah Kavage and Iraqi designer Yaroub Al-Obaidi have built a mudhif in Roxborough. It’s the first Iraqi guesthouse...

The Tyler School and The Trust for Public Land are teaming up through Heat Response PHL. Here’s how it’s working.    Education is the first step to tackling climate change. Art is a form of education that everyone can understand, regardless of age, background, and previous level of environmental knowledge.  Meet: Heat Response PHL, a new project...