Sherry Tseng
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My Tumor Derailed My Life, But Helped Me Overcome My Anxiety
Taking time off from Penn forced me to let go of my five year plan
Arts
Beautiful Monsters: An Art Exhibit of Worms and Bacteria
Students from FNAR268 are using real lifeforms to pioneer a new language.
Arts
Open Studio: A Sneak Peek of Fine Art Senior Projects
A walk through what's going on in the heads of these seniors.
Arts
inVISIBLE Shows the Power of Representation
The art gallery in PAACH promotes cultural awareness and the intersectional identity.
Arts
What to See on Campus This November
Performing arts groups, a Grammy winning artist, dancers, and so much more.
Arts
The Fabric Workshop Brings to You “Poorly Watched Girls”
In a multidisciplinary contemporary art experience, Bocanegra touches on how women in trouble are theatricalized.
Arts
Cellos and Radiohead: The Portland Cello Project is Performing at Annenberg this Saturday
In their Radiohead homage tour, the group will be playing hits like "Karma Police" on the cello.
Arts
40 Years of Bloomers
Their show this weekend, attracting alums from across the country, follows Bachelor Andy on his search for love.
Arts
An Augmented Reality Mural Comes to Philly
The mural "Dreams, Diaspora, and Destiny" comes to life with holographic statues and orbs.
Arts
Your Guide to the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
A profile of the Annenberg Center and what's coming up this October
Arts
Philly Art Exhibit Reclaims Beauty in "Shithole" Countries
Capturing the real side of the country, the exhibit proves that these countries are anything but "shitholes."
Style
Ngon Ngon: Surprisingly, a Meat–Lover’s Paradise.
Be lured in by the rice noodles, stay for the brisket.
Arts
The Book Corner: 'Kafka on the Shore' is Your Next Break Book
With a healthy dose of absurdity and an unconventional story arc, this book deserves a spot on your reading list.
Arts
This Exhibit Redefines the Countries that Trump Infamously Deemed "Shitholes"
This Friday, a one–day exhibit will showcase art from "shithole" countries to promote education and highlight different perspectives.
Arts
Ken Lum: A Look at One of Penn's Most Prolific Art Professors
The Chair of the Fine Arts department has had artwork exhibited on nearly every continent.
Arts
Penn Student, Chuck Schultz, Sketches for FringeArts Festival
How sketching a show reveals more than just watching it does.
Arts
Emma Berson: Penn's Renaissance Woman
This Visual Studies senior has experience in every creative field imaginable.
Arts
The Book Corner: “The Book of Laughter and Forgetting” is the Tale for a New Start
On why bare genitals and orgies are important to the new year.
Arts
3 Art Classes to Take This Semester
Add these classes to your cart before the course selection period ends on September 17.
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