Art Ignites Change: Fall 2020
Remembering an Icon: Willis Nomo Humphrey
Ed Bradley and Visual Representation
Everything that we can see is telling us something.
Choose Your Own Adventure, Mural Edition
We need your help to pick the final designs!
How to Keep History Alive: Q&A with Preservationist Maya Thomas
Artist Dox Thrash’s work honored everyday moments in African American life.
Voice and Community in Tacony, with Michael Kiley
“No one can really name what…would revitalize Tacony in a way that wouldn’t gentrify it. That’s what the whole city is grappling with.”
Thanksgiving and Community at Mural Arts
From all of us at Mural Arts, Happy Thanksgiving!
A City of Public Squares
Public space is so often about power dynamics, and the constant negotiation of who has a right to be seen and heard.
Find Us At the Parkway Centennial
Everyone loves a birthday party, and we are no exception.
Colors of Light and a Shifting Chinatown
Speaking to the neighborhood’s past, present, and future, the Colors of Light mural in Chinatown has stood for nearly 20 years.