Amberella Experiments with Mosaic — Streets Dept

New series this month from Philly/LA-based artist Amberella! And this new series sees the artist’s ubiquitous street art hearts turned into mosaics. The two new installations read “Choose Love” and “Choose Joy,” and they’re located on Frankford Avenue at Master Street in Fishtown and at Spring Garden and Percy Streets in Spring Arts, respectively. Amberella expanded […]

Amberella Experiments with Mosaic — Streets Dept

First 100 Days: Artist-created Posters Demanding Action from Biden/Harris — Streets Dept

So excited to launch First 100 Days today​, a new art project designed to engage the public around policy issues that could be addressed in the new presidential administration! I’ve created/curated this project with 10 Philly artists and support from Mural Arts Philadelphia because the first 100 days of a new administration are crucial. The […]

First 100 Days: Artist-created Posters Demanding Action from Biden/Harris — Streets Dept

Charles Sheeler

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Charles Sheeler, who was born on this day in 1883, was a painter, photographer, and Philadelphia native who became widely regarded as an important American modernist. He was among the artists who developed a style known as Precisionism, which was characterized by sharp pictorial definitions and contrasts, extreme Realism or Cubist-derived abstraction, and a focus on American regional landscapes or cityscapes.

“Pertaining to Yachts and Yachting,” 1922, by Charles Sheeler 

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