Calder Gardens Opens with Splendor and Intention
Calder Gardens opens September 21 in Philadelphia, unveiling an immersive space of art, architecture, and nature inspired by Alexander Calder.
Calder Gardens opens September 21 in Philadelphia, unveiling an immersive space of art, architecture, and nature inspired by Alexander Calder.
The New Museum’s Facade Sculpture Program sees Tschabalala Self unveiling “Art Lovers” at the museum this fall.
Dan Gunn’s partnership with Pentimenti Gallery celebrates his boundary-pushing artistry and sets the stage for an exciting solo exhibition in 2026.
Revolutionizing digital arts education, the Visual Experience Platform brings interactive art learning to new heights at the Barnes Foundation.
Namwon Choi joins Pentimenti Gallery, bringing her striking ultramarine landscapes and personal narratives to a broader national audience.
The transformative art by Cristina Iglesias is now represented by Hauser & Wirth—immersive installations redefining architecture, nature, and perception.
Susan Rothenberg’s legacy takes center stage as Hauser & Wirth represents her estate, reaffirming her impact on contemporary painting.
The New Museum unveils its 60,000 sq ft expansion in fall 2025, doubling gallery space and debuting the “New Humans” exhibition.
Calder Gardens opens in September 2025, uniting Calder’s sculptures, Herzog & de Meuron’s architecture, and Piet Oudolf’s gardens in Philadelphia.
March for Art at InLiquid Gallery brings two weeks of art, design, and culture to Philadelphia, celebrating creativity and community from March 9–22.