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- Aug 22, 2026
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âIt was like we had won the Super Bowlâ: 20 years ago, Philadelphians raised $68 million in 45 days to keep an iconic painting from being sold (opens the original)
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One painting stands out among the stately portraits, vast landscapes, and elaborate tableaux of figures in the Philadelphia Museum of Artâs early American art galleries. In the 8-by-6.5-foot oil painting, a stern-looking man with fluffy gray hair stands next to an operating table. A crowded amphitheater watches him and a group of doctors operate on a boyâs leg. The wound, their hands, and their scalpels are covered in bright red blood. This is Philadelphia native Thomas Eakinsâ The Gross C
Wayneâs Annabelle Dinda was working as a nanny last summer. Now sheâs on tour with Noah Kahan. (opens the original)
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On a warm summer evening in June, Wayne native Annabelle Dinda was gearing up to take the stage. It was her first time opening for folk sensation Noah Kahan on his âThe Great Divideâ tour, and it was in Citizens Bank Park, the home of her beloved Phillies. The last time she had performed on home turf was a month earlier at the Lounge at World Stage for around 200 people. This time, she was about to sing in front of a sold-out crowd of around 45,000. The 25-year-old singer-songwriter was very
A âJoin or Dieâ sculpture on Independence Mall is slithering its way into completion (opens the original)
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In a historic addition, Independence Mall will soon be home to a sculpture derived from an iconic political cartoon. A 46-foot-long sculpture of Benjamin Franklinâs âJoin or Dieâ snake is set to be unveiled this fall on the Liberty Bell Center block of the Independence Mall, near the corner of Fifth and Chestnut Streets. The sculpture will feature eight pieces that represent segments of the snakeâs body. These will be carved out of granite, each marked with the initials of the respective
Times Square will be surrounded by a West Philly artistâs work all August (opens the original)
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Times Square is getting a touch of Philly artistry. West Philly-based Maia Chao has been Times Squareâs Public Artist-in-Residence since 2023, having been invited to examine the behind-the-scenes experience of what is one of the busiest tourist areas in the world. A photo installation and âMidnight Momentâ presentation from her work will be on display through the month of August. The art will draw from her studies on the cleaning and beautification processes, and human behavior at the plaz
A Queen Village show is drawing big crowds with postage stamp-size art (opens the original)
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Itâs a warm Friday evening in July, and the Queen Village neighborhood is abuzz. Philadelphians are grabbing dinner and perusing the many shops. One shop, particularly, has attracted a crowd that it can barely contain. Inside the vintage store At My House, people are immediately amazed by the knickknacks that surround them. They grab a cocktail and line up for the main event, waiting their turn to view a wall at the front of the store displaying a range of art pieces â all of which you can h
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