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The Time Is Always Now exhibition features 28 Black and African diasporic contemporary artists who use figurative painting, drawing and sculpture to illuminate and celebrate the nuance and richness of Black contemporary life. Curated by British writer...

This fun unisex tee makes a statement! At TLJ Collective, artists stand united to celebrate our Laninx culture through fashion and art. The main goal of TLJ is to collaborate, create and contribute to our communities. Led by Edith Gutierrez-Hawbaker, Te...

We are very excited about this collaboration between Third Drawer Down and British contemporary artist Bob and Roberta Smith! This empowering pencil case or every day pouch features the artist's text painted canvas ‘Art Makes Children Powerful’ 2012...

Symone Salib (she/her) is a Philly-based first-generation Cuban-Egyptian muralist, illustrator, and educator.  Her works honor individuals, vibrantly sharing their stories in the hope that we can connect and resonate with humans who are different...

Your BFF deserves the best! Soft washable jacquard knit in this fun punchy pattern. Textured multi-color stripe knit dog sweater with ribbed underside, turtleneck collar, and harness keyhole on back. Hypoallergenic, washable knit.  XS — Up to...

Our Museum Exclusive t-shirt reproducing the woodblock print Bald Eagle by Jacques Hnizdovsky, which is found in our collection and printed locally by Wider Awake. About the Artist: Jacques Hnizdovsky (1915–1985) was a Ukrainian-American painter,...

Our museum exclusive t-shirt is perfect for the friend (or yourself!) who travels with their tummy as their guide! Philadelphia's favorite foods might be a little heavy on the stomach, but the museum provides plenty of space to walk the calories...

Perfect for a Philadelphia college student, a Philly souvenir, anyone who loves the city of Brotherly (and Sisterly!) Love!    Inspired by the Pennsylvania German culture and Philadelphia, Stephanie Harvey is having a blast making these...

Will the fox get away with his prize?  Looks like he will!   West Chester, PA's own Horace Pippin was arguably the most successful African American artist of his day. Pippin (1888–1946) taught himself to paint in the 1930s and quickly...