#VisitPhilly is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 6 people shared 36 posts with it — around 1 a day. Activity is down 22% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 12 with 3 posts.

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Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net

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9 months ago

Today's random page is the entry for "LOVE" (Robert Indiana, 1976). www.philart.net/art/LOVE/…. #Philly #PublicArt #VisitPhilly #art. This is the copy at LOVE Park, pictured with the original base in front of the previous fountain.

The word LOVE in red letters. The letters are arranged in a square with the L and O on top of the V and E. The O is tilted to the right at a 45 degree angle. the sculpture is mounted on a steel trapezoidal base where the top is slightly shorter than the bottom. There is a fountain directly behind the sculpture jetting just higher than the top of the sculpture. Also visible are the pool of the fountain, the concrete bollards around the fountain, and further back trees, light posts, office buildings, and sky.

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Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net

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over 1 year ago

Today's random page is Content: Hippos www.philart.net/content/h…. #Philly #PublicArt #VisitPhilly #art #hippos (pictured: Hippo Head Fountain, unidentified artist, 1976)

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Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net

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4 days ago

Today's random page is Year: 1908 www.philart.net/year/1908… #Philly #PublicArt #VisitPhilly #art (pictured: "Washington Grays Monument", John A. Wilson)

Bronze statue of a soldier in Washington Greys uniform including a small portrait of George Washington (not visible in the picture) on his tall hat. He standing straight, looking forward, his left leg slightly bent at the knee, holding the barrel of a rifle with both hands, just above the waist. The butt of the rifle is resting on the base in front of him. The base was created by Joseph Wilson in 1872. The statue was previously located in Washington Square (1908-1954) and at Lemon Hill (1954-1991). The picture is from the current location in front of the Union League.

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The Philadelphia Caller - World News

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over 1 year ago

phillycaller.com/index.ph…. This week, the city offers a surprising mix of events that will delight and entertain. #Philadelphia #Philly #CityOfBrotherlyLove #VisitPhilly #PhillyWeekend #ThingsToDoInPhilly #PhillyEvents #VisitPhilly #ExplorePhilly #PhillyFun #WeekendVibes #LovePhilly

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What to Do In Philadelphia This Week | Philadelphia Caller

PHILADELPHIA, PA - Autumn in Philadelphia is a vibrant tapestry of fall foliage, exciting events, and cozy vibes. Whether you're a lifelong resident or a f

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PhillyBite Magazine

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over 1 year ago

www.phillybite.com/index.…. Things to Do in Philly This Week & Weekend #Philly #VisitPhilly #ExplorePhilly #PhillyThingsToDo #PhillyActivities #PhillyAttractions #LovePark #LibertyBell #IndependenceHall #ReadingTerminalMarket #PhillyHistory #PhillyCulture #PhillyFun #WhatToDoInPhilly

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Things to Do in Philly this Week & Weekend

PHILADELPHIA, PA - Autumn in Philadelphia is a vibrant tapestry of fall foliage, exciting events, and cozy vibes. Whether you're a lifelong resident or a f

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Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net

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about 23 hours ago

Today's random page is Content: Otters www.philart.net/content/o…. #Philly #PublicArt #VisitPhilly #art (pictured: "Otters", Henry Mitchell, 1979, in its original location)

Octagonal grey granite fountain with a large orange rock in the middle which the water runs off. There are three life-size bronze otters in the fountain: one on top of the rock with its tail in the air, one on the left side, partially submerged with its tail and head above water looking up at the otter on the rock, and one on the right with only its head showing. Also visible in the picture are a pigeon standing on the wall on the left, and in the background concrete, a street lamp behind the first otter's tail, and a red brick wall with arches.

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Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net

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10 days ago

Today's random page is the entry for "Brick House" (Simone Leigh, 2019) www.philart.net/art/Brick…. #Philly #PublicArt #VisitPhilly #art

16 foot high black bronze bust of a woman with four dreadlocks situated on a patch of grass. Behind her are green leafy trees and a red brick wall with bits of windows and a balcony visible.

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Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net

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7 months ago

Today's random page is the entry for "Commuter Tunnel Mural" (David Beck (Architect), Verlin Miller, 1984) www.philart.net/art/Commu…. #Philly #PublicArt #VisitPhilly #art

Detail of this very large mosaic of trees and other plants in fall colors composed of tiles slanted right from the vertical at about 30 degrees. Electric train wiring and overhead recessed lights from the train station are visible in the foreground.

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Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net

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over 1 year ago

Today's random page is Landmark: Independence Visitor Center www.philart.net/landmark/…. #Philly #PublicArt #VisitPhilly #art (pictured: "Indelible", Alison Sky, 2003)

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Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net

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over 1 year ago

Today's random page is Year: 1947 www.philart.net/year/1947… #Philly #PublicArt #VisitPhilly #art (pictured: PTC Trolley No. 2733, St. Louis Car Company)

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Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net

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7 days ago

Today's random page is Artist: Hargreaves Jones www.philart.net/artist/Ha…. #Philly #PublicArt #VisitPhilly #art (pictured: Main Quad Fountain, 2006)

Large flat black triangle with water spouts. In the background are trees, people, and buildings. This fountain only existed for about 7 years before it was removed to accommodate the entrance to a new building. The Drexel University seal was inscribed into the base of the fountain in very shallow relief. Each of the water jets was individually programmable and individually lit at night. On the day the pictures were taken the triangle was divided into four smaller triangles which spouted in succession.

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Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net

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2 days ago

Today's random page is Person: Diana www.philart.net/person/Di…. #Philly #PublicArt #VisitPhilly #art (pictured: detail from "Orestes and Pylades Fountain", Herman Kirn, Carl Johann Steinhauser, 1884)