Arts & Entertainment

A Philadelphia firm’s vision will guide major renovations at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The museum unveiled a ...

There are 3,000 recordings, representing languages and songs of more than 40 Native American tribes, in the archives of the American Phil ...

The Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention was last weekend at the Pa. Convention Center.  Tattoo artists from Amsterdam, Austin, Texas, Ne ...

The first thing visitors see when they enter the newly renovated Philadelphia History Museum at the Atwater Kent (formerly the Atwater Ke ...

Azar Nafisi, the Iranian academic author of “Reading Lolita in Tehran,” will address ...

The inaugural show at the Independence Seaport Museum’s Community Gallery features art by pioneers of American sailor tattoos and t ...

Incoming freshmen will be required to go digital as Moore College of Art and Design in Philadelphia incorporates the iPad into its core c ...

This year marks 200 years since the birth of Charles Dickens, the great Victorian author who bequeathed the world such literary masterpie ...

This weekend, another flash mob is coming to Philadelphia — this time as documentary theater. For three days, Thursday throu ...

The new exhibition “Van Gogh Up Close” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, is not about exploring the Dutch artist’s tum ...

Henry Ossawa Tanner was a turn-of-last-century African-American artist who became one of the most important painters of his time. ...

The campus buses flashed “Paterno Proud” on their hood marquees. The creamery showed a spike in sales of its Peachy Paterno i ...

“Doing Time/Depth of Surface” uses prints to transport the walls of a Philadelphia prison into a gallery. The ...

At first, Astronaut Tim is little more than a floating head appearing on a computer monitor. “So, I’m here, in the Int ...

Thus, the Yannick era begins. The Philadelphia Orchestra has announced its 2012-2013 season, the inaugural season for its highly a ...