When it comes to social justice, teaching can inspire tremendous change. But when the subject being taught is printmaking, in what ways does the practice also inform the printmaker? In their exhibition “Pressing Change,” printmakers and educators Felisa Adderley, Joy Lai and Sofie Rose Seymour pull from their experience in both worlds to examine the […]

This September, millions of people around the world will celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival by gathering with family, eating sweet treats such as moon cakes, and remembering loved ones. 'Moon Gazing: A Call to Ancestors,' is a group exhibition designed to bring ancestral heritage into conversation with the present. Inspired by the work of the late […]

This September marks the 250th anniversary of prayer in Congress. What role should faith play in American democracy today? Nine faith leaders from Philadelphia's most historic Christian, Jewish, and Muslim congregations will discuss and debate prayer and religion in American government and civic culture in a one-night-only event in Philadelphia’s historic district. Organized by Carpenters' […]

Please join us for the opening reception of “WE ARE ALL DOING TIME”. This extraordinary art exhibition explores the creative visions & inner lives of 5 local artists impacted by America’s crisis of mass incarceration. Featuring artwork by Pulitzer Prize-winning artist Suave Gonzalez who served 31 years; Artist Eddie Ramirez wrongfully incarcerated for 27 years; […]