Being an art critic is all about interpreting and reviewing a piece of art so that you can get to the core of what the artist is trying to say.

A dilettante at large considers two exhibitions at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

A whimsical and educational show combining images of the city by moonlight, gaslight, electric light, fire and lightning.

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An anticipated cultural attraction opens along the Delaware River.

GARDENS SPEAK is a metaphysical experience of death and injustice… and a tangible experience of growth and self-expansion.

Like a Joni Mitchell song, PAPRIKA PLAINS is intimate, artful, and affecting.

For those who ever stopped to look up the giant painting on the wall of one of the buildings in Philadelphia and wondered how such an awe-inspiring artwork was created

VOLTA is a performance with both visual play and psychological depth.

Out of Time will showcase Xavier’s photography and paintings from the last 20 years. T

Toby Zinman considers “Rachel Rose: Wil-o-Wisp/The Future Fields Commission” and “Biting Wit and Brazen Folly: British Satirical Prints, 1780s–1830s”

Artsi event on First Friday this April was a chance for audiences to see artists through a different lens.

Art school is just not as easy as it sounds.

If you only visit one art show this month, make it Bucks County’s Kings Oaks Farm in Newtown

On August 21, Theatre Philadelphia announced nominees for the 2017 Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre. Established companies led the day.

Celia Reisman transforms American suburbs into landscapes of the mind in four stages.

With support from the Public Citizens for Children’s Picasso Project + Youth and the Curtis Institute of Music’s ArtistYear Fellowship Program, the arts are once again being revived in Philadelphia’s public school district.

A play with gorgeous graphics for its marketing just looks like it has its shit together. How does that happen?

Hollis Heichemer’s Imminence exhibition at the Gross McCleaf Gallery presents 16 works by the artist – the majority on Mylar, two on canvas.

An election comic by Aaron Krolikowski