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This giant geodesic dome at 11th & Locust is called ‘Toward Sanctuary’ — part of a project to get people thinking about intersectional sanctuary in Philly

The traveling pod was created by Traction Company and is meant to hold and inspire storytelling and sharing about how Philadelphia can become a true Sanctuary City.

Dirty Frank’s has amassed an art collection. Here’s how that happened

Where and how to buy affordable art in Philly this weekend

The Art for the Cash Poor event can help new collectors or buyers looking for deals

Philly’s $2.5 million youth effort to diversify classical music training

The Philadelphia Music Alliance for Youth is about to announce its first set of young scholars.

Hot octopus! Murals at Cheu Noodle Bar Fishtown are looking damn sharp

That giant rubber duck feud is still going! The (maybe) rip-off one is now headed to Ontario; original artist isn’t happy

Local curator releases celebrated book on black dandyism

June First Friday events in Old City

New dance installation at the Bok is different for each viewer (audio available in Spanish or Khmer, too)

The Franklin Institute’s new mirror maze exhibit is trippy as hell

“Numbers in Nature” lets you explore the mathematical patterns of the world. At the center is an elaborate 1700-foot maze of floor-to-ceiling mirrors. The exhibit runs May 24 through Sept. 4.

Watermelon soap season begins at Duross and Langel

Starting today in Old City and Society Hill: A pop-up art exhibit on revolutions by Conrad Benner

If you see a cranes along Kelly Drive just past Girard Ave this week, it’s Association of Public Art installing ‘Big Bling’

Someone defaced the Frank Rizzo mural in the Italian Market. Again.

The controversial former mayor and police commissioner is the most-vandalized mural in Philadelphia.

60 seconds with 11yo Philly ballet dancer Gabe Romero, who gets called ‘a sissy’ but doesn’t let it bother him

Philly’s homeless artists get their own gallery show

“It gives people a chance to lift their eyes from the concrete to the sky.”

Always worth stopping by Isaiah Zagar’s mosaic art

5 Philadelphia Art Book Fair recommendations

The annual event will take place in Kensington this Friday and Saturday.

Here’s when the renovated, suddenly airy Palm at the Bellevue will reopen

“People were sure we were closing for good.”