
June 13, 2013
Local photographers are given the spotlight at the fourth annual Contemporary Photography Competition and Exhibition at the Philadelphia Photo Art Center. Through August 24, work from contemporary photographers who submitted their best photos for the chance to be featured in the exhibit, will be on display. A variety of photographs will fill space at the [...]
Read more»December 12, 2012
If you feel like the only person in the city to miss out on the Philly Photo Day exhibition opening, then leave no regrets for the New Year with the Philly Photo Day Billboard Trolley Tour on Thursday, December 20. It’s one tour of the city that won’t take you back in time via horse-drawn [...]
Read more»October 24, 2012
Charge your iPhone and check your camera battery. Philly Photo Day 2012 is this Friday, October 26. Everyone in Philadelphia that day is invited to take a picture of anything at all anywhere in the city, with a camera, a phone or even a computer, and submit it electronically to the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center [...]
Read more»October 10, 2012
Say “cheese” Philadelphia! The Philadelphia Photo Arts Center (PPAC) turns three this year, and is celebrating with the biggest yet Philly Photo Day, Friday, October 26. On that day, everyone in Philadelphia, whether you’re visiting for the day or live here, is invited to take a picture of anything anywhere in the city, with a camera, [...]
Read more»October 9, 2012
Calderwood Gallery is a Center City art icon known for its drop-dead beautiful furniture form the French decorative arts period, 1910-1950. But they’re kicking up the pop culture with an exhibition and sale of more than 100 original vintage photographs of the greatest rock and roll band ever. On October 14, through December 1, the [...]
Read more»June 25, 2012
Photographer and Philadelphia native Mary Ellen Mark goes to prom — and lets us relive some of our most treasured adolescent memories — at the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s latest exhibition, Prom: Photographs By Mary Ellen Kelly. Featuring 60 black and white photographs of teenagers in their festive dress at their most anticipated event of [...]
Read more»March 28, 2012
This Saturday, the Penn Museum opens “Run! The Super-Athletes of the Sierra Madre”, an exhibition putting the spotlight on the Tarahumara people of Chihuahua, Mexico. The natives, called “Rarámuri” (meaning “foot-runner”), are considered the world’s greatest long-distance runners. Living within the canyons of Chihuahua, Mexico, by foot is not simply a way to travel, but [...]
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