WRTI's Nate Chinen reports on three drummers who have each been named a #PewFellow this year: #MikelPatrickAvery, Tyshawn Sorey (Tyshawn Sorey), and #ChadTaylor. bit.ly/3XGYCFl

Open now, #EdgesofAiley show at the Whitney Museum showcases the legacy of artist and choreographer Alvin Ailey and includes commissioned work from new #PewFellow Ralph Lemon. whitney.org/exhibitions/ed…

Meet the 2024 #PewFellows: #MikelPatrickAvery, #BettinaEscauriza, #RalphLemon, #MichelleLopez, #ZacManuel, #ShavonNorris, #RaúlRomero, Tyshawn Sorey (Tyshawn Sorey), #ChadETaylor, #StewartThorndike, #Tshay, and #RebeccaWright. More: pewcenterarts.org/2024grants#fel…

Now open at Philadelphia's TILT Institute for the Contemporary Image, "Wherever There Is Light" features the work of four formerly incarcerated artists. bit.ly/3BsK0SF #PewArtsGrants

Presented by @scihistoryorg, "Lunchtime: The History of Science on the School Food Tray" is a new exhibition that examines both the nutrition and the culture behind school lunch programs. More on PhillyVoice: bit.ly/3YaVOkj #PewArtsGrants

The The New York Times' Zachary Woolfe calles Missy Mazzoli's opera, 'The Listeners,' "sly, poignant [and] darkly funny." The work, which depicts a woman who goes mad due to a persistent humming sound, made its US premiere at Opera Philadelphia last week. Read the review: nyti.ms/47WeW9X

.Nels Cline returns to Philadelphia for a four-night residency, Oct. 15-19, at Solar Myth. The @wilco guitarist spoke to us about what shaped his style when @arsnovaworkshop presented the Center-supported “Lovers (for Philadelphia)” concert in 2018: pewcenterarts.org/post/guitarist…

OPENING TONIGHT: The new exhibition "Lineage," part of the #PewArtsGrants-supported "Beyond Glass Cases" project at the The Library Company - featuring four large-scale works by #PewFellow Mark Thomas Gibson (@darthgibson). The exhibition runs through Jan. 17. bit.ly/4dRCxdu

Tonya Pendelton of WURD Radio recently sat down with new #PewFellows Chad Taylor and Shavon Norris to learn about what receiving the fellowship means for their work and careers. As Chad put it: "This is a game changer for me…" bit.ly/3Yk4F4f

#PewFellow Tyshawn Sorey's latest album, "The Susceptible Now," was released earlier this month on Seth & Yulun. @wrtimusic offers a track, as well as insights into the record. bit.ly/4f94CO8

#PewFellow Jonathan Lyndon Chase made a splash at Paris Fashion Week, creating the set design for Acne Studios' show at the Paris Observatory. @thecut's Asia Milia Ware called it "a chaotic display of maximalism." Photos and coverage: bit.ly/3UlSMbx

The Philadelphia Tribune reports on our 2024 #PewArtsGrants, including an exhibition of the work of painter Jerrell Gibbs at the Brandywine Museum of Art and a collaboration for @firstpersonarts with playwright and actress Anna Deveare Smith. bit.ly/3NCfCIa

Opening Friday: the world premiere of @fringearts' "We Have Gone As Far As We Can Together." This #PewArtsGrants-supported "collaborative ritual opera" explores the themes of connection and separation. Performances Nov. 1, 2, 7, 8, and 9. More: bit.ly/3Yfxr4O

Now available on vinyl: "Rose: You Are Who You Eat" a companion album of song, storytelling, and wordplay to the #PewArtsGrants-supported exhibition, "John Jarboe: The Rose Garden," recently at The Fabric Workshop and Museum. bit.ly/3YD7IEL

Composer, installation artist, Pulitzer Prize winner, and past #PewFellow in Residence Ravon Chacon's first solo show in Belgium is on view through December 15 at STUK — House for Dance, Image & Sound. Details at: bit.ly/4f1cB0m

The Curtis Institute of Music, a past #PewArtsGrant recipient, recently marked its 100th anniversary with concerts and an album that features original compositions by 9 Curtis alums, including #PewFellow David Serkin Ludwig. @WHYY's @PeterCrimmins reports: bit.ly/40gI2Pt

TONIGHT: #PewFellow Cesar Viveros hosts a Dia de los Muertos celebration at FDR Park, complete with music, art, and more. More in @metrophilly: bit.ly/3NBPwFo

Events include #PewFellows Louis Massiah and Michael B. Jargon.

November 9: #PewArtsGrants recipient Cliveden hosts "Spotlight Tour: Is There Still Water In That Well?" exploring 18th and 19th century kitchen technology and current restoration efforts. More: bit.ly/40CVwVX