Secret Philly: The for-sale house Albert Barnes built before his famous museum

There’s only one real piece of the famously quirky collector’s work left in use for its original purpose: His other house in Merion Station.

What to know about the new Picasso exhibit at the Barnes

A portrait of an artist as a bougie husband? What the work on display says about the man and his time: In France, during World War One.

The abstract artist who made the sculpture outside of the Barnes Foundation died at 92 on Sunday

The Barnes Foundation has a new chief curator, and she comes from the Musée d’Orsay in Paris

What happened with the old Barnes Foundation building? It’s a pricey AF storage facility

The gallery was designed by the renowned Paul Phillippe Cret and considered a work of art unto itself, designed specifically for the purpose of holding that priceless art. Now it’s used for offices and to house paintings.

CollegeFest 2015 preview: Head to Dilworth Saturday for lawn games, gelato and free museum admissions

Who’s Next: 16 young Philadelphians shaping the arts scene

These artists and leaders have been identified in this edition of “Who’s Next” as some of the most dynamic people under 40 who are shaping this city.

Sen. Vincent Hughes on the booze fight, the budget effect and why he’s not worried about Pat Toomey (Q&A)

Inside the Barnes Foundation’s Vintage Vaudeville night

Barnes Foundation announces new director who previously led a Miami art museum