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Urban Art Fest 52: A Celebration of Creativity, Culture and Community
On August 23, the energy on 52nd Street, in the heart of West Philadelphia, was unmatched and unmistakable. Urban Art Gallery hosted its 2nd Annual Urban Art Fest 52, a culmination of some of the most talented artists, musicians, and community members for an entire day of creativity, connection, and culture.Â
Noah Abrams
Oct 143 min read
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Caribbean Creatives 2025: A Night of Art, Music, and Culture
On June 7, 2025, Urban Art Gallery hosted its ninth annual Caribbean Creatives Art Show & Mixer in partnership with Erice Reid. This exhibit seeks to celebrate Caribbean and African culture through a combination of art, music, food, and community. Additionally, all the featured artists and musicians belong to one of the two descent groups, aiming to uplift diasporic voices and connect cultures. Footage captured by @MakeWonders (IG) The Arts, Music, and Food Fused The night wa
Noah Abrams
Jul 23 min read
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Urban Art Gallery’s Youth Artists Shine at Spring Closing Reception
At Urban Art Gallery, we take pride in serving various communities in Philadelphia. While we strive to bridge the gap between art and people by partnering with aspiring and established artists, we aim to do the same for kids and provide them with free programs. This initiative was demonstrated on May 24, 2025, when we wrapped up all three of our youth programs (guitar, photography, and art class). We had significant participation, with 15 kids per class, totaling 40. We serve
Noah Abrams
Jun 82 min read
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Black Boy Experience X Moguls in Motion
A month ago, Urban Art Gallery (with the help of the Nehemiah Davis Foundation) took a powerful journey to Atlanta — often called the Black Mecca — a city known for its culture, creativity, and success stories born from hustle and heart. There was no better backdrop for a weekend meant to spark vision, confidence, and ambition in a group of young men stepping into a new chapter of their lives.
Karl Morris
May 245 min read
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