Sometimes artists and art lovers have a tough time relating to sports fans. The Super Bowl changed all that — at least for a little while — for performance artist Gunnar Montana, and he has the viral video to prove it.

Sometimes your past haunts you; other times it takes you right where you need to be. Kile Smith considers.

When Michael Wolff spoke at the Parkway Central Library, the staff wasn't prepared for the crush of listeners. Wolff has a way of really surprising people. Alaina Mabaso considers.

As battles rage over government funding for arts programs, one professor at Valley Forge Military College knows what a difference those programs make for participating cadets. Stephen Silver visits.

Christmastime is tough on musicians, what with all the rehearsals, concerts, composing, copying, arranging, and more. Who has time to slow down and shop for a tree? Kile Smith considers.

People's Light's resident dramaturg says context matters, and when it comes to the company's 'Aladdin: A Musical Panto,' the lenses audiences use matter too. Gina Pisasale considers.

When it comes to composing music, who owns the cross-cultural inspirations behind it? Kile Smith considers.

'Still Fighting for Our Lives,' a new gallery exhibition, remembers the fight against the HIV epidemic and commemorates 30 years of William Way LGBT Community Center's AIDS Library. Adryan Corcione reviews.

The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts hosted a Forum on Art and the Election, featuring a panel and a timely piece that let Philadelphians combat a painful symbol. Alaina Mabaso was there.

The mass shooting in Las Vegas was just another sign that something in our culture is fatally flawed. Maria Corley thinks she knows what that might be.