Reading Viaduct
505 N 10th St
Philadelphia, PA
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Month: January 2015
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11th Street and Ridge Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
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Neighborhood guide: Spending time in the Eraserhood | philly.com
A neighborhood not often shined upon, and certainly not mentioned enough, is the “Eraserhood,” which gave inspiration to David Lynch’s 1977 film “Eraserhead.”
Neighborhood guide: Spending time in the Eraserhood | philly.com
Film Friday: Eraserhood By James Conley | STEVE HUFF PHOTOS
A variety of themes appear throughout Lynch’s movies and artwork, and I let those be my guide: electricity, factories, a murder scene, and seedy grit. I hope you enjoy this glimpse at the neighborhood that inspired David Lynch, brought to you on 35mm film.
Film Friday: Eraserhood By James Conley | STEVE HUFF PHOTOS.
Brick & Mortar Debuts in February at the Goldtex Building – Eater Philly
Alumni of Frankln Mortgage and Kennett should have their new bar and restaurant ready to go within weeks.
Brick & Mortar Debuts in February at the Goldtex Building – Eater Philly.
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10th and Callowhill Streets
Philadelphia, PA
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Call for Participants: Pearl Street Passage | Philadelphia Center for Architecture
Please RSVP and fill out this brief form
ABOUT THE INSTALLATION: Pearl Street in North Chinatown/Callowhill is the next great public space in Philadelphia! Pearl Street Passage, the marquee event of the October 2015 DesignPhiladelphia festival, is a temporary, cutting-edge, outdoor exhibition on the 1100 block that will celebrate this new locus of creativity and social vibrancy.
THE CALL: DesignPhiladelphia is seeking architects, designers and artists of all types, construction companies and builders and other creative disciplines, from the Chinatown North/Callowhill community and the Greater Philadelphia area, to participate in Pearl Street Passage.
Curated, multi-disciplinary teams are invited to design, build and install short-term installations that will be experiential, educational and fun. The theme for Pearl Street Passage and DesignPhiladelphia 2015 is “Shift” — as in paradigm, gears, forward motion …
CALENDAR: Pearl Street Passage – from setup through strike – is scheduled for Tuesday, October 6 to Tuesday, October 13, 2015. The Passage will be open to the public for several days – exact dates TBD – during that week.
ABOUT THE CURATORIAL TEAM: Groundswell Design Group is chief curator for Pearl Street Passage. Groundswell is the award-winning design firm known for Spruce Street Harbor Park, the Independence Beer Garden, the Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest and other game-changing projects.
DesignPhiladelphia and its partners, the Asian Arts Initiative (AAI) and Friends of the Rail Park (FRP), are collaborating to transform Pearl Street into a dynamic urban gathering space. The Passage will also showcase AAI’s work with Groundswell on permanent improvements to Pearl Street and FRP’s vision and progress in transforming the Reading Viaduct into an elevated park.
WHAT’S IN IT FOR ME? Pearl Street Passage will be a high visibility event and focus of the 2015 DesignPhiladelphia festival, with extensive outreach to press and the general public. (In 2014, DesignPhiladelphia reached millions through its communications and advertising campaign.) Participants will get their names and work before a large audience at a press preview event in September, in DesignPhiladelphia communications and at the Passage itself.
DesignPhiladelphia will offer programming, such as neighborhood tours, “design crawls” and performances in and around Pearl Street Passage to draw attendance. In addition, DesignPhiladelphia will kick off with its annual and highly anticipated opening party at the Passage on Thursday, October 8.
QUESTIONS? Contact project manager Elise Vider at [email protected]
Please feel free to forward this call to your friends, colleagues and professional network.
DesignPhiladelphia demonstrates, supports and promotes the ability that design has to generate innovation, solve problems, enhance daily life and influence both the perception and economics of the region. Through programming, DesignPhiladelphia consolidates the city’s design culture, bringing together innovative educators, established manufacturers, creative entrepreneurs and retailers to brand Philadelphia as a 21st century city shaped by design, technology and business.
Pearl Street Passage is funded through an ArtPlace America grant to AAI, FRP and the Center for Architecture, home of DesignPhiladelphia.
Call for Participants: | Philadelphia Center for Architecture.
Eraserhood Tonight › Neighborhood Zoning Meeting
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1013 Callowhill St
Philadelphia, PA
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