After 10 Years of Funding, the Curtain Falls
What $22 million in Annenberg fellowships accomplished in 10 years.
Shakespeare’s Secret Helper
Big data and the Bard: what’s in a the, or and, or with, or or?
Taking the Performing Arts to the Next Level
The Annenberg Center’s new director Christopher Gruits.
Danke Schoen, Wayne
Meet the Penn alumna who opened for Wayne Newton this month in Beverly Hills—and see footage from her performance.
A ‘Philadelphia School’ of Architecture?
Jason Tang C’17 and Swarthmore student Izzy Kornblatt make the case in an on-campus exhibition.
What Is the Future of the Past?
A new exhibition at the Penn Museum considers what is at stake when cultural heritage is destroyed in a war-torn region.
Oscars with a Side of Pizza
Cinema studies faculty came together Wednesday afternoon to talk about this year's Oscar race.
Witness to a Demolition
Elaine Simon’s photographs “capture the stages of demolition as a way to remember the site and make a statement about cycles of destruction, displacement, and development.”
Art for Eyes and Ears
Landscape/Soundscape at the Arthur Ross Gallery
Serial EarthQuakers
Alumni writers dig up their satiric LA-earthquake novel.
Notes and Whispers
An “extraordinary evening” at the Penn Museum.
Down the Rabbit Hole and into Art
A graphic-memoir of healing through dementia in Aliceheimer’s.
Briefly Noted
March|April 2017
Arts Calendar
March|April 2017
Annenberg Center’s New Leader
We talked with Christopher Gruits, who's now four months into his new post at the Annenberg Center.
Who’s Invasive?
Window, Jan|Feb 2016
Sensing Freedom
The Freedom Principle at ICA highlights Chicago arts-group.
From Disgusting Dough to Artful Cookbook
Eating words. The Artists’ and Writers’ Cookbook.
At the Intersection of Art and Finance
Sarah Meyohas C’13 W’13’s work explores the art of commerce.
Briefly Noted
Jan|Feb 2017
Arts Calendar
Jan|Feb 2017
Found in Translation
Revitalizing endangered Native American languages.
When Push Comes to Shove
Cultural historian Francesca Ammon deconstructs the bulldozer.
Sachs Program for Arts Innovation
$15 million to establish the Sachs Program for Arts Innovation.