Arts & Entertainment

The Da Vinci Art Alliance is soliciting for subjects to be rendered by a mechanical automaton.

An artist was planning a sound installation based on Edgar Allan Poe’s work into a historic Philly mansion. Thwarted by COVID-19, it can now be installed in your home.

Mayor Jim Kenney’s revised COVID-19 budget gutted the city’s funding to arts and culture and did away with the Office of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy.

As a new COVID-19 emergency budget threatens to eliminate the city’s Cultural Fund, organizations urge the mayor to spread out the fiscal pain.

A program to add 13 weeks to the amount of time residents of Pennsylvania can collect unemployment benefits launched over the weekend, said state officials.

Philadelphia artists design a poster campaign to encourage people to stay home on election day and vote by mail.

Philly’s Mural Arts Program is finding ways to get artists work and to get them paid, despite concerns over looming budget cuts to arts funding and the city’s arts office.

As theaters shut for the rest of the season, the next 2020-2021 season remains uncertain. The Wilma Theater asks subscribers to buy into it.

In Vikram Paralkar's new novel, a surgeon in India has one night to bring three people back from the dead, raising questions about medicine, corruption, and the afterlife.

In the next installment of our series 'Why didn’t I go there?' co-host Shai ben-Yaacov and his son take a virtual tour the Wagner Free Institute of Science in Philly.

The proposed fiscal 2021 budget eliminates funding for both the Philadelphia Cultural Fund and the Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy.

Chat with “Selah and the Spades” creator Tayarisha Poe on Tuesday, May 5.

The Crossing choir premiered the original work last year. “Protect yourself from infection” is now available to stream online.

The National Museum of American Jewish History entered bankruptcy court right before the pandemic hit.

From John Oates to Christian McBride to The Districts to Schooly D, the 75+ acts will benefit the musician relief fund.