Art & Image Philadelphia is an outlet for supportive news coverage bolstering Philadelphia’s visual arts community.

What Happens in the Meantime
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Pete Sparber, Art & Image editor, interviews architect Brain Phillips on vacant storefronts, creative infrastructure, and the future of Philadelphia’s street life

July 9, 2026

Lines are marked, yet we are all outsiders at PENTIMENTI

Exhibition Review by Sharon Garbe
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July 6, 2026

Reflections on the Intersection of Art in Nature

Liz deBeer reviews Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ
June 24, 2026

Walking Through A Nation of Artists with Lea C. Stephenson

Pete Sparber, Art & Image editor, takes a walking tour through PAFA’s A Nation of Artists exhibition with curator Lea C. Stephenson.

June 23, 2026

Art or Movie Prop?

Writer and educator Liz deBeer reviews “Rising Up: Rocky and the Making of Monuments” and the underlying controversy amid the popular Rocky statue’s artistic value.

June 17, 2026

Using Art to
Build Collective Resilience
‍Pete Sparber, editor of Art & Image Philadelphia, interviews Samantha Connors, Executive Director of Da Vinci Art Alliance, exploring how one of Philadelphia's longest-running artist collectives continues to adapt, grow, and thrive in service of its members and community.

June 12, 2026

Freedom Dreams
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Author and art collector K.E. Karl reviews Freedom Dreams, a video installation celebrating the achievements of five renown Black American Artists at the Barnes.

June 8, 2026

Village of Industry and Art
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Pete Sparber, Art & Image Editor, interviews Lindsey Scannapieco, the developer behind South Philadelphia’s Bok Building and now the Village of Industry and Art — the ambitious transformation of the former University of the Arts buildings on South Broad Street into a new center for artists, makers, cultural organizations, and city life.
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May 28, 2026

Susan Isaacs Reviews
Citizen Artist
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Artist, writer, curator, and art historian Susan Isaacs reviews Citizen Artist, the current exhibition at the Delaware Art Museum exploring the legacies of the WPA (Works Progress Administration) and CETA (Comprehensive Employment and Training Act); two federally funded programs that, during the 1930s and 1970s, employed thousands of artists in service of their communities.

May 22, 2026

State of the Arts:
One Year Later
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‍Pete Sparber, Art & Image Editor, interviews four leaders in the Philadelphia visual arts community about how they, and their organizations, are adapting to the current political and funding climate.

May 6, 2026

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