Galleries: A long-forgotten artist, 1960s anarchy, and clay

"An Apotheosis of Franklin" hangs a building which doesn't allow visitors. But a reproduction is on view at the Arthur Ross Gallery.

Plus, South Philly native, PAFA graduate artist Moe Brooker's bright and musical art at Woodmere

A lifelong naturalist, he learned scientific glassblowing technology at what is now Salem Community College, studied the structure of flowers, and made these flowers the centerpiece of his art.

The subpoenas mark an exceedingly rare step that suggests heightened tensions between City Council and Mayor Cherelle L. Parker.

A new documentary about Forten is part of a five-film series exploring overlooked figures in American history.

But Drexel is quoting a deficit of $4.4 million. Why the disparity?

“The Murders in the Rue Morgue,” considered the world’s first work of detective fiction, has a preservation history that is just as fascinating as its plot.

Lasting art can both question and honor the nation.

The museum’s closure could endanger the 32 dioramas. Moving them can cost millions.

A buzzy documentary, a Philly-connected Peacock adaptation, and two music films worth catching at the Philadelphia Film Festival.

Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana" reminds us that raging against the wheel of life — plus the joys that come with it — remains timeless.

After a two-year search, Music Theatre Philly will move into the Arts Bank building at 601 S. Broad St.

The donation from the Comcast co-founder and his wife will realize a project deemed essential to the museum's future.

Philly artist Nazeer Sabree's color-soaked portraits and archival prints meld his love of music and the variance of human emotion.

Cohen sees his involvement with the group as a way to "play a leadership role in promoting the arts and culture sector as a whole."

Inventor Henry Heyl showed the first motion picture to 1500 people at the Academy of Music. He also invented the stapler and the paper cup.

Macron and Trump once enjoyed a good relationship, but Trump regularly mocks the French president in his public speeches.

Looking for Halloween fun without the frights? Here are 16 family-friendly events around Philadelphia, including trick-or-treating, mini golf, costume parades, and more.

The tale that’s both retrogressive and prescient may well be a Rorschach test for our times. “I didn’t have a template for this. And that’s why it opened up things creatively,” said its composer.

Last month, the state terminated a $4.5 million grant it had approved for Showboat.

The Phillies president arrived in 2020 to much fanfare, but Dealin’ Dave's moves in Philly have been mostly misses. He can't afford any more.

Two reeling teams collide on 'Sunday Night Football." Here's how the experts think it'll shake out.

The Portal gets a last-minute reprieve, the Sixers scale back a beloved tradition, and the Museum of the Philadelphian goes up for sale for $65,000.

"Your friends might treat him like he’s dead if they don’t like him."

Bad timing for injury bugs, fake basketball beef, and bashing the Big 5 headline some pearl-clutching moments in Philly sports.