Posted on April , 13, 2015 by Elizabeth Ames Tabernacle United Church of Christ is located in a beautiful building on the corner of 37th and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. The building is incredibly old; construction on it was completed in 1884. The structure is everything one would expect from a 19th century church: weathered,… Continue reading Elizabeth Ames: Tabernacle
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Kelsey Gliva: Liberty
Posted on April 4th 2015, by Kelsey Gliva It’s 9:00 AM on a Monday morning, and Philadelphia’s Independence Hall is almost entirely vacant – a treasured rarity. The sprawling green space sandwiched between the Liberty Bell and the Constitution Center is usually packed with students on field trips and large tour groups, but today this… Continue reading Kelsey Gliva: Liberty
Jungmin Ryoo: The Journey
Posted on March 11, 2015 by Jungmin Ryoo . My dearest Sixsmith, I dreamt of you last night. I could not get in the mood to do anything all day long. So I went for a drive to the city. The city where we were together. The sun imbues the skies as man imbues the… Continue reading Jungmin Ryoo: The Journey
Karuna Krishna: Julius Scissor Hair Salon
Posted on March 10, 2015 by Karuna Krishna On Locust Street in Philadelphia, you see passersby stare curiously at a window with arresting sculptures and a sign, Julius Scissor Hair Salon. Past these Dali meets Duchamp assemblages, Julius is on display, shaping hair. Julius is a master hair artist. His station is a theater, with… Continue reading Karuna Krishna: Julius Scissor Hair Salon