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Arts & Entertainment

Review: Days by Real Estate

Real Estate really milks this whole "beach pop" thing.

by FRIDA GARZA

Gallery Review: here.

Let’s face it — here in Philly, we have a bit of a complex.

by EILLIE ANZILOTTI

What Not to See at the Philadelphia Film Festival

The Philadelphia Film Festival begins today and ends November 3rd, and since you can’t make it to every screening, you better know which to avoid.

by HILARY MILLER

Campus Gems: Jerusalem Stabile by Alexander Calder

Penn has been home to the inventors of MeepMe, bifocals and the toast zambini.

by EMILY ORRSON

A Lesson in Distraction: Best of Netflix Instant

It’s midterm season, which means that your time spent on Netflix is likely to increase exponentially.

by NICK STERGIOPOULOS

Review: Take Shelter

Nichols’ latest leaves us wanting more, in a good way.

by ALEXANDRA HOULIHAN

Musical Notes: Hazy Beaches

I miss the endless summer, no matter how lackadaisical it felt. Of course, this period in between senior year of high school and freshman year of college may not have involved many physical beaches for me, but it did bring with it many figuratively misty shores.

by ALEX HOSENBALL

Penn Cribs: send us pics of your room for a chance to be a star

Is your room the talk of your floor? Did you paint your walls, get your hands on a Warhol, construct a makeshift bunkbed, or make Sansom look sanitary?

by 34TH STREET

James Blake's Minimalist Thunder

Is this EP a snapshot of James Blake's new turn?

by MANON VERGERIO

Playlist of the Week: 10/17

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by 34TH STREET

Arts Listings for the week of 10/15

Art at Lunch: The City of Murals 10/19, 12–1 p.m. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, 118 N.

by 34TH STREET

Feist Review: Metals

Indie songstress eschews crowd-pleasing indie pop anthems for a more atmospheric and mature effort.

by SAMANTHA APFEL

More Murals to Check Out This Month

Street took a look at Shepard Fairey's Philadelphia Murals this week (and the great food options near them). Here are a few more of our picks.

by 34TH STREET

Artist Profile: Evan Robinson

Name and Year: Evan Robinson, 2014 Hometown: Los Angeles, CA Major: Economics and Psychology Medium of Choice: Photography Website: evanrobinsonphotography.com [photospace] Street: How did you get started, in general and professionally? Evan Robinson: Sophomore year of high school I walked out of a basketball game with a broken finger that pointed sideways.

by 34TH STREET

Arts Top 5 Picks for DesignPhiladelphia

This week, all of Philadelphia’s a gallery, or a graphic tee.

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Pair Shepard Fairey's Philly Murals with Nearby Philly Eats

Known for Obama’s HOPE graphic ­— the most effective political poster since “Uncle Sam Wants You” ­— Shepard Fairey is a little less famous for marking up a few Philly walls.

by 34TH STREET

Guest Mixtape: Fallin' Around

Midterm season is here, and with the recent temperature drop, it’s easy to see autumn has come too.

by FRIDA GARZA

Preview: Deer Tick & fun, Live at Harrison Auditorium

SPEC Concerts brings hyped indie acts to campus for annual fall concert.

by SAM BRODEY

Vox Populi mixes sexuality with a pop star mentality in a participatory show.

Oh the perils of visiting the Vox Populi Gallery.

by MEGAN RUBEN

Artspiration: Shepard Fairey's Peace Mural

Philadelphia’s mural project, originally the city’s solution to graffiti, has transformed into a wide range of thought–provoking, colossal pieces that define our urban core. Frank Shepard Fairey, well known for his OBEY sticker campaign and Obama Hope posters, is only one of the many contributers to the cause.

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