Concrete on Paper examines concrete's past and present as a construction material. The exhibit showcases scientific papers on hydraulic materials and specialized imitation stone products in the late 18th century, along with popular do-it-yourself house building manuals of the mid-19th century.
Sami Khella, a professor of clinical neurology at the Perelman School of Medicine, displays his gouache and watercolor works as part of the “Overcoming the Horror of Illness” exhibition at the Penn Burrison Gallery. An opening reception will take place from 5-7 p.m. on Nov. 22.
Penn Libraries hosts a Virtual Study Break Canvas site for students who need a rest from studying and writing. The site includes stress-relieving activities like games and puzzles, as well as resources to help with research, studying, and time management.
The Paul Robeson House & Museum, the West Philadelphia Arts Council, and The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation host three information sessions to review the upcoming second round of West Philadelphia Creative Grants, as well as the inaugural artist residency opportunity at the Paul Robeson House & Museum. Food will be served.
World Cafe Live welcomes Philadelphia-based performers Christina Benton, Fullscreen, Tonks, and Bristoltooth. This is a ticketed event.
Penn Museum hosts the Afro Culture Preservation Council's 41st Kwanzaa Celebration. Festivities include a drum procession, ballet dancing, cultural storytelling, and hands-on children's activities.
Legal scholars join together to examine the role of industry standards that contribute to the design of artificial intelligence and how to ensure benefits of AI are maximized. Alumna Shira Perlmutter will deliver a keynote about AI and copyright.