Those of you who attended the meeting on March 13 know that zoning presentation for 430 N 9th St did not happen as scheduled.
If you are interested in this zoning application there will be a meeting at PCDC, 301 N 9th st (north side of Vine) on Tuesday, March 21st at 5:30.
We apologize for the short notice.
The PAPA Sessions
featuring Philadelphia Asian Performing Artists (PAPA)
Monday, March 20, 7 p.m.Enjoy an evening showcasing the vibrancy of the Asian American theater and performance community in this quarterly showcase series, featuring members of PAPA and other local artists sharing stories through music, comedy, and more.
Source: Upcoming Events — The PAPA Sessions — Asian Arts Initiative
Get tickets to Tennis at Underground Arts, Philadelphia, PA on 03/18/17
Source: Tennis – Tickets – Underground Arts – Philadelphia, PA, March 18, 2017 | Ticketfly
Get tickets to Jens Lekman at Union Transfer, Philadelphia, PA on 03/17/17
Source: Jens Lekman – Tickets – Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA, March 17, 2017 | Ticketfly
“Asperger’s Are Us is funny. More than funny: Hilarious. That has to be mentioned first, because it can sometimes be obscured by the fact that the four-man sketch troupe… is, in their words,
Source: Asperger’s Are Us – Tickets – PhilaMOCA – Philadelphia, PA – March 12th, 2017 | Ticketfly
Get tickets to The Goddamn Gallows, Scott Sorry at Underground Arts, Philadelphia, PA on 03/11/17
Get tickets to Agnes Obel at Union Transfer, Philadelphia, PA on 03/09/17
Source: Agnes Obel – Tickets – Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA, March 09, 2017 | Ticketfly
How do we curate history? What stories do we tell? How do we discuss challenging topics or display controversial images without alienating our visitors?
Join Museum Council for a panel discussion with three local curators, who will speak about some of the difficult choices museums and curators make when developing exhibits about historic and current events.
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Historic Landmark Building, Hamilton Auditorium
118 N. Broad Street
Wednesday, March 8, 6:00 – 8:30pm
$5 for members | $10 non-members
**registration includes museum admission and light refreshmentsPanelists:
Elizabeth Tinker—For 2 decades, Elizabeth Tinker has been creating exhibitions and performing audience evaluations by using a creative, inclusive, and sometimes provocative approach to projects. Most recently, she worked on the history and social justice exhibition, Waging Peace: 100 Years of Action, at the African American Museum in Philadelphia.
Mark A. Castro—Mark began his career at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 2005 and has curated several exhibitions, most recently acting as one of the four curators for Paint the Revolution: Mexican Modernism, 1910-1950. He is also a doctoral candidate at Bryn Mawr College, where he is completing his dissertation on a series of paintings by the Baroque artist Cristóbal de Villalpando.
Kelli Morgan—Recently named the inaugural recipient of The Winston & Carolyn Lowe Curatorial Fellowship for Diversity in the Fine Arts at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Kelli Morgan is a very diligent scholar whose career is committed to creating stimulating and culturally sensitive educational opportunities for students and public audiences alike through innovative uses of minority-produced visual culture and the museum gallery. Her interdisciplinary research concentrates on African American visual culture, linking Art History, Women’s Studies, African American History, and Museum Studies to examine the ways in which people construct visual discourses, conceptualize images, and sometimes resist these discourses.
