Arts & Entertainment

To this day, as the world gets more complicated, with more stress on me, my family, my community, our world, I can retreat to my imagination and the act of making pictures.

What are we to make of “The Taming of the Shrew,” William Shakespeare’s comedic celebration of woman-bashing and submis ...

What are we to make of “The Taming of the Shrew,” William Shakespeare’s comedic celebration of woman-bashing and submis ...

In 2008, Philadelphia artist James Dupree staged a show of new paintings marking the beginning of the Obama presidency. Now, as delegates ...

Be our voice The Republican National Convention begins Monday night. The Democrats come to Philadelphia a week la ...

The French National Day, also known as Bastille Day, commemorates the storming of the Bastille prison in Paris on July 14, 1789, during t ...

Renovation work on the Curtis Center in Philadelphia’s Washington Square has stopped in order to save a work of art. The Cur ...

Almost everyone in the world who knows how to read cuneiform tablets is in Philadelphia this week. About 300 people from 32 counties have ...

A weeklong festival of solo performance works, “ ...

First Look There’s a new law that supposed to bring a common sense approach to handling bullying in the state – ...

With 4,765 delegates expected to arrive in Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention later this month, the local Democratic hos ...

A Philadelphia dance company will perform an original work Thursday evening at the place where a Salvation Army thrift store collapsed tw ...

A new exhibition that explores American politics through art is stirring some emotions for its whimsy and the richness of works that rang ...

A modern dance company in Philadelphia will premiere a new work based on the unpublished writings of arts patron Toni Hamilton, who recen ...

In 1947, the Freedom Train began its year-and-a-half-long journey across the United States to instill a greater sense of American heritag ...