Mural Arts Philadelphia

Stay socially distanced and masked, but still get a tour of Philadelphia’s great murals. Mural Arts walking tours are back. Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle gets a personal tour from Cari Feiler Bender.

Send in your photos to help create a ‘Philly Rising’ mural. It’s a virtual mural project to connect and represent people across the county. We may feature your pictures during our July 4th coverage. Philly Rising

Art and music can have a great impact on a person’s wellbeing. In Philadelphia, you don’t have to go very far to see public works of art that are sure to get your brain thinking about yourself, your community and the world. Jane Golden from the Mural Arts Program explains how you can get involved in helping to create a...

Attend a virtual music festival, take a virtual dance lesson, learn to paint or watch musicians rehearse.

The Mural Arts Philadelphia program is helping to keep students at home engaged by holding online classes. NBC10’s Wendy Saltzman has the details.

Visit Philly has launched “The Sisterly Love Project;” putting public art by Philly women for Philly women who have made a difference in the past and present on display throughout the city. Ginger Rudolph, the co-curator of this project and one of the artists — Symone Salib stop by Philly Live to talk with Aunyea Lachelle.

New art will welcome visitors who enter the Comcast Technology Center in Center City, Philly Live’s Sheila Watko has the story behind it all.

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal takes you on board SEPTA for a tour of Philly’s most romantic murals.

A 500-square-foot mural depicting the history of the Philadelphia Fire Department will be painted on 4th and Arch streets.

A 500-square-foot mural depicting the history of the Philadelphia Fire Department will be painted by artist Eric Okdeh at 4th and Arch streets, next to the Ladder 2 Fire Station and around the corner from the Fireman’s Hall Museum.

The History of Immigration mural on the edge of Old City tells the stories of people coming to Philadelphia and the struggles they faced along the way. Artist Jane Golden, founder and executive director of Mural Arts Philadelphia, looks back 25 years later on her epic artwork and how the subject of immigration remains a top priority in today’s world.

An art exhibit on the Schuylkill River allows viewers to see how the tide changes throughout the day.

A buoy art exhibit on the Schuylkill River gives onlookers a unique experience with art controlled by nature. High tide displays more red of the buoy but low tide will display other colors like blue and green.

After his statue and mural were both vandalized over the past few days, supporters of former Philadelphia mayor Frank Rizzo are speaking out about what they believe his legacy actually is. NBC10’s Aundrea Cline-Thomas has the details.

The Philadelphia statue of Frank Rizzo was defaced late Thursday with white spray paint.

Slain Philadelphia Police Sergeant Robert Wilson III was honored and remembered Saturday by Mural Arts Philadelphia with a Mural Dedication.