Malcolm Mobutu Smith at Wexler Gallery: “Signals”
Malcolm Mobutu Smith “Signals” at Wexler Gallery — ceramic sculpture rooted in graffiti, hip hop, jazz, and African traditions. On view through May 22.
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United We Heal Film Festival 2026
The United We Heal Film Festival returns for its fifth year at Underground Arts on June 18-19 with Jungle Pussy, DJ Diamond Kuts, and a Juneteenth film program hosted by Deante Kyle.
Philadelphia Revolutionary Statues Reframed in John Y. Wind’s Charm Offensive
Philadelphia’s Revolutionary statues get a second look as John Y. Wind’s Charm Offensive takes over Reilly Memorial this weekend, April 18-19.
Philadelphia Art Happenings 2026
Philadelphia Art Happenings 2026 cover 14 museum exhibitions, 31 gallery shows, and 6 art fairs from April through December.
Brownin’ at InLiquid Gallery Opens April 9
Brownin’ is a new group exhibition at InLiquid Gallery running April 9–May 23, 2026, featuring five Philadelphia-based artists exploring identity, representation, and the expansive language of Black beauty.
Charm Offensive by John Y. Wind at Reilly Memorial
John Y. Wind’s Charm Offensive brings reflective public art to Fairmount Park’s Reilly Memorial — one weekend only, April 18–19, 2026. Free.
Rocky Statue Rises Again Inside the Art Museum
Rocky statue moves inside the Philadelphia Museum of Art for a major new exhibition exploring monuments, myth, and Philly identity.
Divine Fragments at Hyatt Centric Rittenhouse
Divine Fragments opens March 3 at Hyatt Centric Rittenhouse, featuring Wendy Liss and Dolores Poacelli in a free Women’s History Month show.
March for Art 2026: InLiquid’s Two-Week Phillywide Art Fix
March for Art 2026 brings 200+ works to Crane Arts—auctions, events, and a maker shop that supports Philly artists in a two-week art takeover.
“Freedom Dreams” at the Barnes Foundation
“Freedom Dreams” at the Barnes uses film and installation to explore Black history, identity, joy, and resistance.