Arts

Candace Karch, the owner of Bambi Gallery, "won't talk shit" on Tower Investments, but it doesn't sound like they'll necessarily be exes who are friends.

West Philadelphia photographer Ronald Corbin studies people and their environments, but not necessarily at the same time.

Originally created and choreographed by New York City Ballet's Christopher Wheeldon in 2004, this Swan takes the story out of the woods and into 19th-century Paris.

Though a couple of McDonagh's more recent plays are not set in Ireland, there remains something profoundly Irish about his sensibility and style.

It's about dinosaurs, both literal and figurative, just before the meteor hits.

It's safe to say the exhilarating colors and whimsical reveries of Marc Chagall's modern-folkloric art stand perfectly well on their own.

Both books hinge on children who go missing. For Pittard, it's Nora Lindell, a red-haired, golden-skinned high school junior who disappears on Halloween. For Braunstein, it seems like half her cast acts out a cascading multigenerational procession of recurring runaways and kidnapping.