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Shepard Fairey’s Uplift Justice Mural Dedication
Internationally renowned street artist Shepard Fairey—famous worldwide for his OBEY Giant imagery and the iconic “Hope” poster for Barack Obama’s presidential campaign—returns to Philadelphia for the first time since 2015 to create and unveil his new mural, Uplift Justice. This highly anticipated project provides a rare opportunity for the public…
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Dedication Event for the Interconnectedness of Community
Join the Tacony LAB in partnership with the Tacony CDC for First Friday in September as we kick off the fall season and dedicate the new art banners along Torresdale Avenue. Tacony LAB resident artist Ayiana Viviana created this new public artwork, titled Interconnectedness of Community, in collaboration with community…
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Legacy of Leadership
This mural pays tribute to West Philadelphia’s civic giants — community organizers, public servants, and leaders whose vision helped shape the neighborhood’s heart and soul. The mural features (L to R) Dr. Herman Wrice, Congressman Lucien Blackwell, CB Kimmins, Tim Spencer, David Fattah, Olympian John Baxter Taylor, Jr., Senator Vincent…
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Mural Workshop with Ella Ponizovsky Bergelson
Join the Philadelphia Holocaust Remembrance Foundation and Mural Arts Philadelphia at The Weitzman for a workshop with artist Ella Ponizovsky Bergelson. During this workshop, you will have an opportunity to learn more about Ella’s process in creating a mural for the Horwitz-Wasserman Holocaust Memorial Plaza which will be completed in…
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Embracing the Light Mural Dedication
Join us as we celebrate the dedication of artist James Burns’ Embracing the Light, a community-driven mural project at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children that raises awareness about suicide prevention and mental health resources. Developed through mindful writing workshops and a performance supported by First Person Arts, the project included…
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(PARK)ing Day
The number of parks throughout Philadelphia increases dramatically each year on the third Friday in September (September 19th 2025), when activists, artists, architects, and other citizens transform metered parking spaces into temporary public parks. Known as PARKing) Day, this annual event re-imagines the possibilities of 140 square feet of public…
