Yes!

written for Tapestry Art Today, Spring 2013

I write this article with the overall hope to inspire and instigate personal and social change among us, as weavers, to ignite a spark of possibility…

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Press

Urban Fabric

by Mimi Ziegler

A loaded paintbrush in hand, the artist Kathryn Pannepacker crouches down and applies a black stroke to a steel panel. It’s a late afternoon…

Shagging Opens at William Way

by Natalie Hope McDonald

“I am interested in the gestural quality of the woven line,” says Kathryn Pannepacker, a Philadelphia artist who showcases her new works…

moving picture: down on arts street, textiles transform and transcend

by Walking Whale

Kathryn Pannepacker did not want to see a great idea come to a conclusion with the unveiling of a textile mural devoted to the city's homeless…

Historic G’tn home gives birth to ‘Bird Song’ exhibit

by Carole Verona

Kathryn Pannepacker, a textile/visual artist, has lived and studied as far away as Hachioji, Japan, and Aubusson, France, but she found the inspiration for…

Art as Activism, Art as Practic‪e‬

by Modern Mystic Podcast

Art is a powerful vehicle & practice that can create healing & transformation on the inside of ourselves and in our outer communities at large…

 

Kensington StoreFront

The Love Lot: Where Step Up to the Plate offers free meals, live music, and medical attention to Kensington residents during COVID-19

by Solmaira Valerio

When coronavirus cut off access to in-person services in Kensington, Step Up to the Plate, a collaboration between…


What it's like to make art on the front lines of Philly's opioid epidemic

by Samantha Melamed

Along Kensington Avenue these days, people are dispensing with the niceties. A man panhandling on a recent Tuesday…


One year in, Mural Arts sees progress combating opioids with art in Kensington

by Michaela Winberg

It was last summer when a man with addiction ran into the Mural Arts Kensington Storefront, badly beaten up and bleeding. He didn’t ask…


Kensington Storefront workers facing the opioid crisis head-on: ‘We need more help’ from the city

by Grace Shallow

A do-it-yourself attitude is integral at the Kensington Storefront, a public art-making space that hosts programs…


Finding hope at the Kensington Storefront Hub | Opinion

by Jane Golden

The opening days of 2019 continue to remind us that the impact of the opioid epidemic, both in Philadelphia and…