Calder Gardens, which will be housed in a Herzog & de Meuron-designed building on Benjamin Franklin Parkway, has also appointed a senior director of programmes

The university’s leaders still face a host of legal disputes, but the filing may allow them to liquidate real estate holdings that have been valued at $87m

The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office is examining the circumstances surrounding the renowned school’s closure, and Philadelphia’s city council is planning hearings

The institution gave just week's notice before its 7 June closure, causing confusion and upheaval throughout the community

The collectors Michael Forman and Jennifer Rice will both house their extensive collection there and engage the working-class neighbourhood where they bought almost a whole city block

The potential deal between the union and administration came just hours before a vote to authorise a strike

The institution, which began offering BFAs and MFAs in 2013, will wind down those programmes next year

Professors at the Philadelphia art school have been ramping up their attempts to move negotiations forward

After being closed to the public for 50 years, the historic institution is getting an interactive update

The Museum of the American Revolution is facing pushback for its decision to rent some of its spaces to Moms For Liberty, an ultra-conservative non-profit

“Your Move”, a sculptural installation in central Philadelphia, will be permanently removed after it was deemed too costly to maintain

A man whose drunken antics at a 2017 ugly sweater party at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia got him in hot water with the FBI, is expected to take a plea bargain in order to avoid jail time

A local grassroots group has begun a fundraising campaign to save a piece of local Black history in North Philadelphia

The $70m centre will feature indoor and outdoor spaces with rotating exhibitions of Calder’s work

The main film in Musson's Fabric Workshop and Museum exhibition explains art to a cynical puppet, with inspiration from classic PBS children’s programmes and Joseph Beuys

The $500,000 commission was awarded to a white artist whose work had previously been installed near the same site earlier this year

The rally comes as faculty who have already unionised seek to secure their first contract and staff members undertake a vote to form their own union

Eakins, who is celebrated far and wide in his native Philadelphia, was embroiled in controversy during his lifetime and made disturbing photos of young girls

Simultaneous shows in New York and Philadelphia cover the artist's seven-decade career and include more than 550 works in total

Exhibition at the Barnes Foundation looks at how the artist who had modelled for Renoir and Toulouse-Lautrec brought a new perspective to paintings of women

Investigation recommends a review of Penn Museum practices while clearing the two individuals of unethical conduct

Architect's Core Project expansion creates 90,000 sq. ft of new galleries and reimagined public spaces at heart of 1928 landmark

The $75,000 Figure Skating Prize will be awarded annually to a Black artist, curator or scholar

A side-by-side show at the Barnes Foundation brings together two Expressionist greats who fused the figurative and the abstract in their work

Images of the Kennedys, Martin Luther King Jr. and the Watergate scandal go on show at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia

The non-profit space, likened to the Rothko Chapel in Houston, will offer visitors a place to introspectively connect with Calder's work

The six-storey 2,400 sq ft painting depicts an empowered black teenager

Barnes Foundation’s sale of founder’s items follows nominal payment for lease of valuable land

The artist Sonya Clark aims to make the symbol of truce better known than the more pervasive battle flag