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December 17, 2021 by
Philadelphia Artists shine outside Philly, kudos for ‘Philly D.A.’, Diane Burko, Camae Ayewa, and Opportunities!

News about Philadelphia artists shining outside of the city, along with some opportunities and Philly artists in “best of” lists.

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August 6, 2017 by
Jarring at Delaware Contemporary, organized by Roberto Lugo, a conversation about racial violence that welcomes all

The small group exhibit, Jarring, creates a contemplative space to memorialize victims of racial hate crimes and to remember our shared humanity. Like great monuments in the public realm the works in this exhibition are accessible to all and valuable as history-telling by artists who care about what history is told.

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February 1, 2017 by
Visions of a Philadelphia Renaissance at the Art Sanctuary

Although there were a few paintings and photos on display, the focus of Philadelphia Renaissance is the art of the collage. At first glance, the works assembled on the northern wall of the gallery appear to be similar in style and palette. But upon close scrutiny the individual signature styles of the various artists became apparent.

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January 13, 2012 by
News – Knight Arts Challenge 2012 finalists, Met hires Tate curator, Sharon Butler’s predictions, and more!
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More than Meets the Eye?
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A 4-panel, black-and-white comic titled 3:00 (3 o’clock in the afternoon - play time), shows a Black woman and a white woman looking at their phones and talking while sitting on what might be a bus or subway car.
 
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