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Harry Philbrick of Philadelphia Contemporary and Christina Vassallo of the Fabric Workshop and Museum. Photo: Carlos Avendaño. Museums are traditionally very good at telling, but not very good at listening. This is obvious not only in the ways museums are often removed from the public they’re meant to serve, but in the ways they’re distant from each other. Yet unexpectedly, the pandemic has afforded museums and arts organizations all kinds of opportunities to close some of that distance, and the results have us rethinking what’s possible. Last spring, as we at the Fabric Workshop and M...

WHYY By During a residency at the Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia-based artist Jonathan Lyndon Chase created a vibrant purple and orange silk screened fabric which plays a recurring role in their exhibit, Big Wash. (Emma Lee/WHYY) Jonathan Lyndon Chase is showing off their drawers. The Philadelphia artist just opened “Big Wash” at the Fabric Workshop and Museum after five months of delays due to the pandemic. Chase transformed the second floor of the Center City museum into a laundromat, with black-and-white checkered flooring, rolling laundry carts, and a washing machine that ge...

Exhibition of new work by Doug Aitken opens at Regen Projects Installation view of Doug Aitken Flags and Debris at Regen Projects, Los Angeles, January 16 – March 13, 2021 © Doug Aitken, Courtesy Regen Projects, Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES, CA .-Regen Projects is presenting Flags and Debris, an exhibition of new work by Los Angeles-based artist Doug Aitken. The works form an ecosystem of interconnected mediums, mixing dance, performance, film, sculpture, and handmade objects. Each plays off the other, creating a choreography of images, language, and sound. The exhibition comprises all new wor...