Ars Nova Workshop and the art of the moving jazz image
Philadelphia artist and photojournalist Ryan Collerd ends his Ars Nova Workshop exhibition of live, black & white photos with a bang.
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Philadelphia artist and photojournalist Ryan Collerd ends his Ars Nova Workshop exhibition of live, black & white photos with a bang.
The International Association of Blacks in Dance hosts a four-day festival for black dance companies from all over the U.S. for the 32nd year in a row.
A new photos exhibit by Philadelphia Photographer Shasta Bady captures everyday faces of SEPTA riders in ‘As Above, So Below.’
For someone unfamiliar with David Bowie’s illustrious career or the City of Brotherly Love’s enduring
ContempraDANCE Theatre’s Philly Nutt Crak-Up is what you might expect if you took the Nutcracker down to South Street for a good-natured ribbing.
Running until January 6 through the Lantern Theater Company at The Drake, their holiday season’s
The political satire show has become a Philadelphia mainstay and offers something for everyone, because
Why are you still reading this? Ten years ago, the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center opened
Employing the model of in-home performances, followed by audience and performer Q&A session, Theatre Ariel
An exhibition of Portrait Works at Philadelphia’s Magic Garden. I visited Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens Visionary