Reviews

12G 5.0: The Twelve Gates Arts 5th Annual Gala Was a ‘Future Past’ Blast

By: Elizabeth Roan

The evening of March 17th marked the fifth annual fundraiser held by Twelve Gates Arts, a non-profit arts organization, directed … See Full Post

Three Artists and a Bunch of Stuff in ‘As By Digging’ at The Painted Bride

By: Elizabeth Roan

Currently showing at The Painted Bride Art Center is the InLiquid curated exhibition, As By Digging. Featuring three of our … See Full Post

Diane Burko’s New Book Proves Climate Change is Real

By: Elizabeth Roan

Albeit imaginative as any artists’ vision, Burko is still completely frank with her message.

More Like ‘FuzzFeed,’ Teresa Shields ‘Trending Threads’ Says Plenty About the Social Media Obsessed

By: Elizabeth Roan

Trending Threads compares and contrasts our urges on social media to the thoughtful (IRL) interactions with one another.

Curiosity About the Circadian

By: Scott Schultheis

The piece previews the upcoming exhibition, Circadian Rhythm, at Park Towne Place. My understanding of the concept of circadian rhythm is, frankly, pretty … See Full Post

A Look at Interference by Paul Anthony Smith and Andre Bradley

By: Arielle Kessler

If you have to just see one exhibition at the Crane Arts Building, Interference by Paul Anthony Smith and Andre … See Full Post

Goodbye, Wheatfield. You Had a Good Run!

By: Elizabeth Roan

After three decades of gracing the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Lenfest Hall, Marc Chagall’s A Wheatfield on a Summer’s Afternoon has come down and will be leaving Philadelphia for an indefinite amount of time.

Interview with David Cohen on the Review Panel Phildelphia

By: Arielle Kessler

The Review Panel Philadelphia is an annual event hosted by Philadelphia Academy of the Fine Arts. In association with artcritical.com, … See Full Post