Philadelphia Museum of ArtJesse Krimes’ new quilt imagines hope and possibility for incarcerated artists'Riverside' is the artist's first collaboration with graduates of the Mural Arts Restorative Justice reentry program. The design will also become a large-scale mural in Spring Garden.Rosa Cartagena Norman U. Cohn, business entrepreneur and advertising specialties innovator, has died at 93Gary Miles See it, hear it, feel it: All the Philly art we loved this weekBedatri D. Choudhury, Rosa Cartagena, Peter Dobrin, Dan DeLuca, and Emily Bloch Unauthorized immigrants who are crime victims can get special visas. A new Philly bill aims to hasten the process. | City Council roundupSean Collins Walsh and Kristen A. Graham 17 Duchamp pieces are gone from view at the PMA. Where did they go?Peter Dobrin AdvertisementEdna B. Foa, celebrated pioneering psychologist and longtime Penn professor, has died at 88“Her work truly changed the field,” colleagues said. She “spent her career doing what she believed mattered most: studying what actually helps people get better." Gary Miles Noah Davis’ first ever retrospective tells the story of an artist who relentlessly painted the haunting beauty of Black lives“I just wanted Black people to be normal…We are normal, right?,” is a question that guides the art of the artist who died at age 32 in 2015. His legacy lies in the celebration of everyday Blackness. Nicole Young, For The Inquirer ☘️ The insider’s guide to St. Patrick’s Day | Things to doPlus, Jill Scott’s perfect Philly day and all the best things the Inquirer food team ate.Hira Qureshi OpinionMore hand-holding, longer hours, no Rocky statue up top: 10 ideas to get the PMA back on the right trackWe love the museum. So much so, that I visited it a dozen times recently. Can the museum make it easier for us to love it even more? Peter Dobrin Philadelphia Museum of Art hires a new chief financial and operating officerMitchell Lee Wein will oversee finances, facilities, and operations as the museum wrestles with an operating deficit.Peter Dobrin $7.6 million in grants from William Penn Foundation will support $2 tickets for low-income patronsThe institutions supported by the grant are: Franklin Institute, Please Touch Museum, Academy of Natural Sciences, Morris Arboretum, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Philadelphia Zoo.Peter Dobrin The Philadelphia Museum of Art will have ‘pay what you wish’ admission on Friday eveningsThe program is slated to go through just before Labor Day for now. "We want people to appreciate the museum for what it has been, not for the drama and conflict," said its CEO.Peter Dobrin OpinionSnowstorms in Philly may not be consistent, but these Philly snowstorm traditions areWhile all hail hasn’t broken loose yet in Philly, we have fallen right back into our classic winter storm habits, some of which aren’t snow great.Stephanie Farr | Columnist The ‘AMOR’ sculpture has been removed temporarily from Sister Cities Park Following years of UV rays and weather exposure, the Robert Indiana piece will undergo a full restorationRosa Cartagena Art Commission votes to move Joe Frazier statue from South Philly to the Art MuseumAll five commissioners present Wednesday voted in favor of the statue’s relocation from its longtime home at the sports complex in South Philadelphia.Nick Vadala Philadelphia Museum of Art’s chief of staff and CFO have resignedStaff exits continue at the museum as it comes out of a period of turmoil. On Monday, the museum also announced a new curator.Peter Dobrin Museum reverses course, and it’s the ‘Philadelphia Museum of Art’ once againThe name change announced in October has been changed back, but some elements of the rebrand will remain.Peter Dobrin Court grants Philadelphia Art Museum’s requested arbitration with former director and CEO Sasha SudaSuda had filed a lawsuit against the Art Museum seeking pay and damages, and had pushed for a trial with jury.Peter Dobrin How can the Philadelphia Art Museum move past the turmoil? Daniel H. Weiss has a few ideas.“What I’d like to do over the next six months to one year is to get everybody excited about what’s possible, what we already have," said the new museum chief.Peter Dobrin The Philadelphia Art Museum’s marketing chief has resigned. It may now want a do-over on its rebrand. “The question is whether we’re in the territory of a rebrand that is counterproductive to our ambition or not,” said museum chief Daniel H. Weiss, of the museum's widely-panned campaign.Peter Dobrin See more storiesAdvertisement
Jesse Krimes’ new quilt imagines hope and possibility for incarcerated artists'Riverside' is the artist's first collaboration with graduates of the Mural Arts Restorative Justice reentry program. The design will also become a large-scale mural in Spring Garden.Rosa Cartagena
Jesse Krimes’ new quilt imagines hope and possibility for incarcerated artists'Riverside' is the artist's first collaboration with graduates of the Mural Arts Restorative Justice reentry program. The design will also become a large-scale mural in Spring Garden.Rosa Cartagena
Norman U. Cohn, business entrepreneur and advertising specialties innovator, has died at 93Gary Miles
Norman U. Cohn, business entrepreneur and advertising specialties innovator, has died at 93Gary Miles
See it, hear it, feel it: All the Philly art we loved this weekBedatri D. Choudhury, Rosa Cartagena, Peter Dobrin, Dan DeLuca, and Emily Bloch
See it, hear it, feel it: All the Philly art we loved this weekBedatri D. Choudhury, Rosa Cartagena, Peter Dobrin, Dan DeLuca, and Emily Bloch
Unauthorized immigrants who are crime victims can get special visas. A new Philly bill aims to hasten the process. | City Council roundupSean Collins Walsh and Kristen A. Graham
Unauthorized immigrants who are crime victims can get special visas. A new Philly bill aims to hasten the process. | City Council roundupSean Collins Walsh and Kristen A. Graham
Edna B. Foa, celebrated pioneering psychologist and longtime Penn professor, has died at 88“Her work truly changed the field,” colleagues said. She “spent her career doing what she believed mattered most: studying what actually helps people get better." Gary Miles
Edna B. Foa, celebrated pioneering psychologist and longtime Penn professor, has died at 88“Her work truly changed the field,” colleagues said. She “spent her career doing what she believed mattered most: studying what actually helps people get better." Gary Miles
Noah Davis’ first ever retrospective tells the story of an artist who relentlessly painted the haunting beauty of Black lives“I just wanted Black people to be normal…We are normal, right?,” is a question that guides the art of the artist who died at age 32 in 2015. His legacy lies in the celebration of everyday Blackness. Nicole Young, For The Inquirer
Noah Davis’ first ever retrospective tells the story of an artist who relentlessly painted the haunting beauty of Black lives“I just wanted Black people to be normal…We are normal, right?,” is a question that guides the art of the artist who died at age 32 in 2015. His legacy lies in the celebration of everyday Blackness. Nicole Young, For The Inquirer
☘️ The insider’s guide to St. Patrick’s Day | Things to doPlus, Jill Scott’s perfect Philly day and all the best things the Inquirer food team ate.Hira Qureshi
☘️ The insider’s guide to St. Patrick’s Day | Things to doPlus, Jill Scott’s perfect Philly day and all the best things the Inquirer food team ate.Hira Qureshi
OpinionMore hand-holding, longer hours, no Rocky statue up top: 10 ideas to get the PMA back on the right trackWe love the museum. So much so, that I visited it a dozen times recently. Can the museum make it easier for us to love it even more? Peter Dobrin
OpinionMore hand-holding, longer hours, no Rocky statue up top: 10 ideas to get the PMA back on the right trackWe love the museum. So much so, that I visited it a dozen times recently. Can the museum make it easier for us to love it even more? Peter Dobrin
Philadelphia Museum of Art hires a new chief financial and operating officerMitchell Lee Wein will oversee finances, facilities, and operations as the museum wrestles with an operating deficit.Peter Dobrin
Philadelphia Museum of Art hires a new chief financial and operating officerMitchell Lee Wein will oversee finances, facilities, and operations as the museum wrestles with an operating deficit.Peter Dobrin
$7.6 million in grants from William Penn Foundation will support $2 tickets for low-income patronsThe institutions supported by the grant are: Franklin Institute, Please Touch Museum, Academy of Natural Sciences, Morris Arboretum, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Philadelphia Zoo.Peter Dobrin
$7.6 million in grants from William Penn Foundation will support $2 tickets for low-income patronsThe institutions supported by the grant are: Franklin Institute, Please Touch Museum, Academy of Natural Sciences, Morris Arboretum, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Philadelphia Zoo.Peter Dobrin
The Philadelphia Museum of Art will have ‘pay what you wish’ admission on Friday eveningsThe program is slated to go through just before Labor Day for now. "We want people to appreciate the museum for what it has been, not for the drama and conflict," said its CEO.Peter Dobrin
The Philadelphia Museum of Art will have ‘pay what you wish’ admission on Friday eveningsThe program is slated to go through just before Labor Day for now. "We want people to appreciate the museum for what it has been, not for the drama and conflict," said its CEO.Peter Dobrin
OpinionSnowstorms in Philly may not be consistent, but these Philly snowstorm traditions areWhile all hail hasn’t broken loose yet in Philly, we have fallen right back into our classic winter storm habits, some of which aren’t snow great.Stephanie Farr | Columnist
OpinionSnowstorms in Philly may not be consistent, but these Philly snowstorm traditions areWhile all hail hasn’t broken loose yet in Philly, we have fallen right back into our classic winter storm habits, some of which aren’t snow great.Stephanie Farr | Columnist
The ‘AMOR’ sculpture has been removed temporarily from Sister Cities Park Following years of UV rays and weather exposure, the Robert Indiana piece will undergo a full restorationRosa Cartagena
The ‘AMOR’ sculpture has been removed temporarily from Sister Cities Park Following years of UV rays and weather exposure, the Robert Indiana piece will undergo a full restorationRosa Cartagena
Art Commission votes to move Joe Frazier statue from South Philly to the Art MuseumAll five commissioners present Wednesday voted in favor of the statue’s relocation from its longtime home at the sports complex in South Philadelphia.Nick Vadala
Art Commission votes to move Joe Frazier statue from South Philly to the Art MuseumAll five commissioners present Wednesday voted in favor of the statue’s relocation from its longtime home at the sports complex in South Philadelphia.Nick Vadala
Philadelphia Museum of Art’s chief of staff and CFO have resignedStaff exits continue at the museum as it comes out of a period of turmoil. On Monday, the museum also announced a new curator.Peter Dobrin
Philadelphia Museum of Art’s chief of staff and CFO have resignedStaff exits continue at the museum as it comes out of a period of turmoil. On Monday, the museum also announced a new curator.Peter Dobrin
Museum reverses course, and it’s the ‘Philadelphia Museum of Art’ once againThe name change announced in October has been changed back, but some elements of the rebrand will remain.Peter Dobrin
Museum reverses course, and it’s the ‘Philadelphia Museum of Art’ once againThe name change announced in October has been changed back, but some elements of the rebrand will remain.Peter Dobrin
Court grants Philadelphia Art Museum’s requested arbitration with former director and CEO Sasha SudaSuda had filed a lawsuit against the Art Museum seeking pay and damages, and had pushed for a trial with jury.Peter Dobrin
Court grants Philadelphia Art Museum’s requested arbitration with former director and CEO Sasha SudaSuda had filed a lawsuit against the Art Museum seeking pay and damages, and had pushed for a trial with jury.Peter Dobrin
How can the Philadelphia Art Museum move past the turmoil? Daniel H. Weiss has a few ideas.“What I’d like to do over the next six months to one year is to get everybody excited about what’s possible, what we already have," said the new museum chief.Peter Dobrin
How can the Philadelphia Art Museum move past the turmoil? Daniel H. Weiss has a few ideas.“What I’d like to do over the next six months to one year is to get everybody excited about what’s possible, what we already have," said the new museum chief.Peter Dobrin
The Philadelphia Art Museum’s marketing chief has resigned. It may now want a do-over on its rebrand. “The question is whether we’re in the territory of a rebrand that is counterproductive to our ambition or not,” said museum chief Daniel H. Weiss, of the museum's widely-panned campaign.Peter Dobrin
The Philadelphia Art Museum’s marketing chief has resigned. It may now want a do-over on its rebrand. “The question is whether we’re in the territory of a rebrand that is counterproductive to our ambition or not,” said museum chief Daniel H. Weiss, of the museum's widely-panned campaign.Peter Dobrin
