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Recognizing the French modernist’s boundary-busting potential, the museum offered what Marcel Duchamp wanted: space and control. Lots of it.

"Match of the Matriarchs," an upcoming show at the Museum for Art in Wood featuring the work of artist sculptor Donna Dodson and others, reimagines the game as an "arena of matriarchal power."

Zenos Frudakis is the sculptor behind one of Philadelphia's most beloved public artworks and the creator of its most divisive one.

This fall, Philly's homegrown talent meets big-name Broadway tours like "Mamma Mia!" and "Operation Mincemeat" and award-winning productions like "Topdog/Underdog" and "Liberation."

From film screenings with live scores, book talks, new works, and, of course, some Bach and Mozart, it's a great time to be listening to classical music in Philadelphia.

Philly sports gets hit with three brutal injuries, fall arrives right on time, and a group of South Jersey seniors hunts for the perfect cheesesteak. Plus, Lynnewood Hall opens its doors again.

Plus, a beloved show makes a reboot return on Netflix and a new favorite Fringe ballerina

The concert also marked Gilmore Artist Award winning pianist Alexandre Kantorow's debut with the Philadelphians.

A Drexel spokesperson did not say whether the school had declined the offer, but said, “No proposal has been presented that would provide a permanent, sustainable path forward" for the museum.

The 10-day exhibit by the company Fleurs de Villes, which opened Friday, is the public's first chance in decades to see the 127-year-old mansion.

But we want justice for “Abbott Elementary," which did not get a mention.

On their way to Farm Aid, the two music legends teamed up for a double bill in Fairmount Park. "Keep America Free," was their resounding order to the fist-pumping audience.

Greg Farnese croons in his own singular style and operates a camera at Citizens Bank Park. His debut album, "Oh No, I'm in Love Again," was produced by Philly jazz pianist Orrin Evans.

NBC Sports Philadelphia will have a bit of a broadcast shuffle as the Phillies look to clinch a wild-card spot.

Plus, a Leonard Cohen ballet from Montreal, a very Philly Philadanco season, and, of course, “The Nutcracker.”

It's pawpaw season. We're looking for the rare sweet treat. Plus, an outlook for 2026 fall in Philadelphia, an adventure in PHS Meadowbrook Farm, and a peculiar place to find late-summer tomatoes.

Inspired by the likes of Cezanne and Monet, artists in a New Hope artist community took to painting their surroundings in Impressionist styles. The many quarries in the region made it in too.

The 300-square-foot temporary museum in Fishtown is an absurd and heartwarming love letter to the people who make Philadelphia, Philly.

South Africa has struggled with violent crime for years, but recent shooting incidents have shocked a country used to some of the highest homicide rates in the world.

Iranian officials say they have not received formal notice of President Donald Trump's rejection of a proposed deal to end the war.

Tens of thousands marched through Madrid on Saturday to protest the eviction of María del Carmen Abascal from the apartment where she had lived for more than seven decades.

Penn State took the biggest fall, going from No. 13 to unranked after losing to Wisconsin at home.

U.S. carmakers that delay EV development could be left at a significant disadvantage to foreign rivals in the coming years as EV sales grow rapidly around the world.

The media and politicians haven’t pinned down anything resembling a suitable description for a president’s downward spiral or the looming battle for U.S. democracy.