Philadelphia Museum of Art

Join us Friday, June 28 for our Pride Month Finale Party to keep the pulse of Pride strong all year long! Internationally renowned DJ Rekha is visiting the museum to help us keep the spirit of Pride alive 365 days a year. As a DJ, producer, curator, and educator, their dynamic dub and hip-hop informed DJ sets incorporate South Asian Diasporic dance music and global sounds for dance floors around the globe. DJ Rekha will be performing along with Malai, an Indian drag queen whose name translates in Hindi to ‘cream’. Malai is known for her unique brand of performances that encapsulate ingenious lip-sync performances and stand-up acts. Malai is the founder of “Queer Brown History” – an online compendium of archived South-Asian queer histories. 🔗 in bio for more information! #Pridemonth #PhillyPride #Phillyevents #Philadelphia #philamuseum

Happy first day of Pride Month! And when it comes to celebrating, the month of June is only just a beginning. Our museum is committed to remaining an inclusive and safe space for LGBTQIA+ individuals throughout the year. We’re eager to lift up local communities, events, collaborations, and art from our collection by members of the LGBTQIA+ community. To help with honor Pride Month, we’ve collaborated with Philly-based artist Marian Bailey, whose work explore themes of memory, history, and identity. The artwork Bailey created for Pride Month at the PMA is a celebration of queer Black love and kinship. Click the link in our bio to see what’s happening on our campus this June. Artwork by Marian Bailey @_mcbailey #pride #pride2024 #phillypride

Opening May 18, Mary Cassatt at Work is the first large-scale exhibition of the celebrated artist’s work in the U.S. in 25 years. Plan your visit at the link in bio #MaryCassatt #philly #artmuseum #philadelphia

Here’s to cheering on all the competitors in the Tour de France, starting today! We’ll be rooting for our favorite cyclists and finding inspiration in the sport itself. If you’re out biking on Kelly Drive this weekend, don’t hesitate to come by our galleries to cool off once you’re finished 🚲 🖼️ "Printed Textile: "Bicycle,"" Designed 1982, Designed by Hiroshi Awatsuji. Made by Fujie Textile Company, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan #TourdeFrance #TDF2024 #philamuseum

Here's your reminder that it's okay to evolve and change your style as an artist and person. This painting by Camille Pissarro has two distinct periods of completion. Influenced by the Pointillist work of Georges Seurat, Pissarro originally painted this landscape entirely in small dots of color and dated it [18]87 in the lower right corner. The work remained in Pissarro's studio where, several years later, the upper left of the canvas was torn. The artist repaired the work and added a second date of 1902. Because Pissarro had by then abandoned the Pointillist style, the repainted area of the painting—the sky—exhibits the looser, more Impressionistic style of his later years. 📍 Gallery 257, European Art 1850 - 1900 🖼️ "Summer Landscape, Eragny," 1887 and 1902, Camille Pissarro #summerlandscape #impressionalist #pointillist #pissarro #philamuseum

Closing Soon - Gee’s Bend Quilts from the Collection The 13 quilts on view were acquired in 2017 through the @soulsgrowndeepfoundation and were selected to tell the history of quilt-making in Gee’s Bend (Alabama) from the mid-1920s to 2005. The significance of these quilts to their makers is expressed in the quilters’ own words gathered from contemporary interviews. Don’t miss your chance to see these breathtaking quilts before they go off view on July 7. 🖼️ “String-pieced Blocks and Bars Quilt,” 1965, Sue Willie Seltzer 🖼️ “Blocks, Strips, Strings, and Half Squares,” 2005, Mary Lee Bendolph 🖼️ “Housetop Variation Quilt, 1970-1979, Nellie Mae Abrams #GeesBend #Quilt #quiltmaking #philamuseum #philadelphia

Its an Art Girl Summer, so plan accordingly 💅 🖼️ Come see the iconic women in our collection and the artists who brought them to life. 🖼️ "Portrait of a Roman Lady (La Nanna)," 1859, Sir Frederic Leighton 🖼️ "Woman in a Loge," 1879, Mary Stevenson Cassatt 🖼️ "Portrait of Madame Du Barry, 1781, Louise-Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun 🖼️ "Self-Portrait," 1913, Margit Pogany 🖼️ "Leda and the Swan," 1923, Marie Laurencin

It’s officially the first day of summer and it’s shaping up to be a hot one 🥵 We’re closing our Rodin Garden Bar tomorrow, June 21, out of an abundance of caution for our staff and visitors. But don’t worry - you can keep cool with us in our main building for a special Friday evening for our Juneteenth celebration. 🔗 in bio for more 🖼️ “Wickford Harbor, Rhode Island,” 1909, William J. Glackens #summer #summerfridays #philly #phillyevents

Happy Juneteenth! Today we want to honor all artists of African descent who’ve fought for freedom in America and beyond. Our Juneteenth celebration is happening Friday, June 21st. We’ve partnered with the Philadelphia Juneteenth Family and African Cultural Alliance of North America to celebrate Juneteenth and Black Music Month with a live performance by Rashaan Rich & The JuneB All Stars. Clink the link in a bio for more info on this event and more. 🖼️ "The Annunciation," 1898, Henry Ossawa Tanner 🖼️ "The Getaway," 1939, Horace Pippin 🖼️ "Winter in Kerteminde," 1930-1934, William Henry Johnson

Closing Soon - Transformations: American Photographs from the 1970s The 1970s witnessed an unprecedented explosion of interest and activity around photography, and was a hub for wildly varying conceptions of what photography could look like, how it could be used, and what it could stand for. See "Transformations: American Photographs from the 1970s" before it closes on July 7 in Gallery 157. Image 1: "Lucy Watering at Night," 1973, Michael Jang Image 3: "Zuma #3 ," 1977; published 1982, John Divola Images 2&4: Albert Yee

The delights of our new exhibition, Mary Cassatt at Work, aren’t just in our galleries. Executive Chef Hoon Rhee of @stir_restaurant in our main building has devised Cassatt-inspired tasting and tea menus, inspired by French cuisine and some of the artist’s favorite bites. Come experience Chef Hoon’s creativity before or after you tour Cassatt’s works, on view now through September 8. Tickets for the exhibition are on sale now. Reservations are available at Stir all summer long. Click the link in our bio for more info. #cassattatwork #phillyfood #phillyfoodies #phillydatenight #tastingmenu #phillydateideas

Rodin Garden Bar is closed today, June 14, for a private event, but don't let that stop you from having fun! Join us at our main building starting at 5pm tonight for our Pride Celebration, featuring a pop-up studio with our artist collaborator @_mcbailey and music by @r3msativa Come early to snag a free, limited-edition bandana designed by our Pride Month artist collaborator Marian Bailey while supplies last. #PhillyPride #pridemonth #phillyevents #philly #phillyartist