This premier show and sale of contemporary craft and design includes 150 of the finest and most dynamic craft artists in the United States, selected from more than 600 applicants. All work is for sale. The 44th annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show is organized and coordinated by Show Chair Robin Blumenfeld Switzenbaum and…
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About CraftNOW CraftNOW Philadelphia unites the leading institutions and artists of Philadelphia’s community in a celebration of the city’s rich legacy in the field, its internationally-recognized contemporary scene, and its important role as an incubator for arts based in wood, clay, fiber, metal and glass. Through both creating and spotlighting events during the week of…
A New Era: Philadelphia’s Art Museum, Reimagined Led by architect Frank Gehry, the museum’s landmark building has been transformed with art, community, and Philadelphia in mind. Since opening our main building on Fairmount to the public in 1928, we have continually updated our collection, programming, and exhibitions to stay relevant and meaningful. Inspired by the…
Founded in 1962 as the University Hospital Antiques Show, the show benefited and was organized by Penn Medicine until 2018. In 2018 the Philadelphia Museum of Art, with The Women’s Committee and the many volunteers that served the show for years took over the responsibility of planning the show. Proceeds benefit the museum’s Division of…
Art Splash to Offer Families Art-Making Experiences with Artists All Summer Art Splash, the museum’s popular family program running for nine weeks this summer, opens on Friday, July 5, in the Perelman Building, with Pay What You Wish admission through Sunday, July 7. This summer’s Art Splash draws inspiration from two exhibitions in the Perelman…