Signals: Malcolm Mobutu Smith at Wexler Gallery
Wexler GallerySolo exhibition of ceramic sculpture by Malcolm Mobutu Smith. New works alongside pieces spanning 2010–2026.
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FloatLab — Mural Arts at Bartram’s Garden
Bartram's Garden75-foot-wide floating classroom and art installation on the Schuylkill River. Free and ADA-accessible.
America Today: Voices in Contemporary Print — The Print Center
The Print Center42 original prints by 37 artists reflecting on democracy and American identity. Free.
Arch Enemy Arts: BLOODHOUND / WATERWORKS / TRANSFIGURATION
Arch Enemy ArtsThree simultaneous exhibitions opening First Friday April 3, 5-9 PM.
Where We Begin Again — Vox Populi Gallery
Vox Populi GalleryTwo-person exhibition by Arianna Cabrera and Skyla Rimple. Opening April 3, 6-10 PM.
Brownin’ — InLiquid Gallery
InLiquid Gallery at Crane ArtsFive Philadelphia-based artists celebrating Black identity and redefining beauty. Curated by Zindzi Harley.
Sky Hopinka: Red Metal Dust — Barnes Foundation
Barnes FoundationMajor exhibition exploring Indigenous identity, language, and landscape in dialogue with the Barnes permanent collection.
Dan Gunn: American Interior
Pentimenti Gallery 145 North Second Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesFirst solo exhibition by Dan Gunn at Pentimenti Gallery. Intricately carved wooden tapestries exploring identity,
The Weight of Time — Morton Contemporary
Morton ContemporaryPaintings by Keith Andrews — serving a life sentence since age 18 — alongside fellow
Rising Up: Rocky and the Making of Monuments — PMA
Philadelphia Museum of ArtThe 50th anniversary of Rocky examined through monuments, civic memory, and who gets memorialized.