The Cheesesteak Bandit by Steven Weisz hits Center City billboards, bringing Philly humor, wildlife photography and local flavor to public art.

As Lansdowne, PA photographer Steven Weisz exhibits his work in Toronto, a worsening trade war raises a larger question about what remains between two longtime neighbors.

On Friday evening, August 21, 2026, Art Imagined Photography made its debut in Toronto, Canada, with photographic work appearing on the large-scale digital displays at Sankofa Square, at Yonge and Dundas Street West, as part of the Art In Public Spaces initiative.

Discover how Art Imagined Photography helped local singer-songwriter Cianni Abri gain visibility from Madrid art exhibits to an I-95 billboard.

What lives in the gap between a person’s surface and their interior? For photographer Steven Weisz, the answer lies in MA (間) – the Japanese concept of meaningful negative space. Through a series of hybrid works that move between photography, digital augmentation, and physical collage, this body of work locates the interval within the human face: in fracture, in shadow, in silence, in the barely visible seam of something almost whole. This is the story of how a concept became a practice and how a practice finally found its concept.

Jury-selected for Philadelphia City Hall’s Stories 250 exhibition — a portrait from Kensington asking what it means to belong to America. Free, June 8–Aug 8.