“A Nation of Artists” at PMA and PAFA
“A Nation of Artists” brings 1,000+ works to PMA and PAFA, tracing American creativity from 1700 to today in a landmark Philly exhibition.
Allan Lane
Philadelphia born and bred, Allan Lane is the Publisher and Editor in Chief of digital magazines. He launched his first publication, SportBikes Inc Magazine in 2010, his second dosage MAGAZINE in 2019 and his third online publication, Club For Man in 2024. In 2025, he launched his most recent publications, artsXhibit and FuelxFire. As a journalist, Allan covers fashion, lifestyle, culture, art, and motorcycles.
March for Art 2026 at InLiquid Gallery
March for Art 2026 returns March 9–20 with 200+ works, events, and a maker shop—one of Philly’s most vital ways to collect and support.
(SHED) MY SKIN at Art Cake
(SHED) MY SKIN at Art Cake turns discarded matter into sculpture—an alchemy of realignment, renewal, and bold material transformation.
Qui Xiaofei at Hauser & Wirth: Memory’s Painted Stage
Qui Xiaofei debuts at Hauser & Wirth with paintings shaped by found family photos—memory, loss, and renewal staged across the seasons.
“Night Windows”, Natalie Lowe & Bruce Evans at Gravers Lane
“Night Windows” pairs photorealism and sculptural intimacy—private worlds, uncanny light, and domestic longing on view at Gravers Lane Gallery.
Cornbread: “Legendary” at Paradigm Gallery
Cornbread returns to Philadelphia with “Legendary” at Paradigm Gallery—100+ works tracing the origin story, global impact, and ongoing influence of Cornbread.
Noah Davis at the Philadelphia Art Museum
Noah Davis arrives in Philadelphia with a 60-work survey that turns everyday Black life into luminous myth—Noah Davis at his most essential.
Make-it-POP! at InLiquid Gallery
Make-it-POP! at InLiquid Gallery spotlights bold Pop Art energy—nostalgia, critique, and color—on view January 16 – February 21, 2026.
Philadelphia Art Museum 2026 Exhibition Season
The Philadelphia Art Museum 2026 season spans Noah Davis, Duchamp, Van Gogh, El Anatsui, and more in a year of bold curatorial vision.
Glenn Ligon at Hauser & Wirth Exhibition
Glenn Ligon blurs language and abstraction in a profound new Hauser & Wirth show exploring history, light, and the color blue.