Arts & Culture

Art is action. A local culture leader urges us to keep it alive in Philly

How my visit to The Barnes Foundation’s new exhibit changed what I thought I knew about its founder

Yes, the nearly-forgotten art form is still around in the Internet age—thanks in part to West Philly’s Soapbox

A city/Mural Arts initiative seeks to change Kensington with programming for a forgotten group: families of those addicted to drugs

In this Solution of the Day, extreme sport athletes take on all forms of bullying.

The winner of the Raju Foundation/Citizen essay contest, based on a Gandhi-inspired piece of art, calls for decency in these times

As their commercial business has exploded, they’ve taken time out for a short paean to the place Ricky Staub loves most in the world: North Philly

The documentary about sex trafficking, produced by a local philanthropist, opens Friday and asks: What happens when child sex traffickers hide behind the First Amendment?

Jumpbutton Studio is trying to launch into the big leagues with a game about child abuse. Could it be the next multi-million dollar socially conscious app?

Artist, activist, formerly incarcerated: Michael Ta’Bon will spend next month in a makeshift jail cell in public places. His message? Choose peace