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“Great and Mighty Things”: Outsider Art from the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Collection

Powerful works from untrained artists at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Featuring more than 200 works by 27 self-taught American artists, “Great and Mighty Things” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art examines the intersection of outsider art with mainstream modern art.

915 Spring Garden Street Studios

Massive workspace for local artists

A five-story, 75,000-square-foot complex hosting more than 100 artists in individual workspaces.

A-Space

Center of attention

More neighborhoods need a pace like the A-Space, an anarchist “infoshop” that focuses on the enrichment of its community. Come for the free books, art shows and vegan potlucks, stay for the anti-war think tanks and NORML meetings.

Addams Gallery

This is one of the many galleries where students and faculty of Penn’s finearts and architecture programs exhibit their work. Located in Addams Hall, it hosts approximately four openings per semester.

Art at the Airport

Local artwork takes flight at the Philadelphia International Airport

In 1998, Philadelphia International Airport established an Exhibitions Program — a visual arts initiative to humanize the Airport environment, provide visibility for Philadelphia’s unique cultural life, and to enrich the experience of the traveling public.

Art for the Cash Poor

Annual affordable artwork sale and festival at InLiquid

Enhance your personal art collection without breaking the bank at InLiquid’s annual Art for the Cash Poor.

Art Machine Production

Art makers at work

A shop, studio, gallery and tattoo parlor rolled into one, this 2,700-square-foot space provides plenty of working room for its six featured artists. Buyers and browsers get a taste of new gallery work, plus snacks and drinks, every First Friday of every month.

Art Star

A cutting-edge craft shop in Northern Liberties

Art Star, a gallery and boutique in the artistic Northern Liberties community.

Arthur Ross Gallery

Global art on campus

In just one room, Arthur Ross Gallery houses objects from Penn’s collections, as well as other major public and private collections. Though compact, it’s notable for its home in a Frank Furness-designed late-Victorian Romanesque building, completed in 1891.