Heavybubble My New Haunt: Leah Reynolds +The Devine FeminineFri., Feb. 6, 8 p.m., $15-$20, FringeArts, 140 N. Columbus Blvd., 215-413-9006, fringearts.comArtists from across the country working in a variety of mediums — dance, music, video — will collaborate live on…

Wikimedia Commons A pre-1970s photo of the top floor of the Divine Lorraine Hotel. Beginning Sat., Feb. 7, Young Friends of the Preservation Alliance – “aimed at engaging young residents of the city on preservation issues related to the urban fabric…

A #phillyneighborhoodchurch shot by Austin Hodges “Moth Nebula” by Ana Vizcarra Rankin “Cosmic Dancer” by Derek Michael Fass “Full Face” by Marah Carpenter WHEREFORE ART THOU is a new column featuring the unique work of Philly artists. We’re looking for…

go.sky.com During the final Philly standup performance of former Daily Show correspondent, host of HBO’s Last Week Tonight and generally brilliant political satirist John Oliver, many things happened. Oliver dropped a whiz-bang Bill Cosby joke, wherein he compared the disgraced…

Barbara Kasten for ICA Barbara Kasten, “Architectural Site 17” Surf Club An Internet “surf club” or “surfing club” is a group website where artists link to interesting — “surfable” — items online, and also contribute their own artistic work to…

tate.org.uk Keith Arnatt, “Trouser-Word Piece,” 1972 Artists — in 2015, we want you to tell us, in your own words, why the work you’re doing is important and interesting. We want to get the word out about Philly artists who…

The Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg, which runs through Jan. 17, features a butter sculpture made from around 1,000 pounds of butter, and showcases a “fundraising campaign for an innovative food bank milk program.” More about the program can be…

Mervyn Vowles OUTERWEAR GAME STRONG: Mervyn Vowles, who painted this piece, “Six More Weeks,” is among the artists exhibiting at Artists’ House’s “Young Visions” show, opening this week. While Jan. 2 is the first Friday of 2015 as well as…

holidaybullshit.com Remember when Cards Against Humanity — “a party game for horrible people” that you should play with friends immediately if you haven’t yet — sold literal boxes of cow shit to 30,000 people for $6 each on Black Friday?…