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The image shows a panel discussion taking place in a dimly lit event space. Four individuals are seated on stage, engaged in conversation. Behind them is a large screen displaying photos and names of Jonathan González, Sosena Solomon, and Omar Tate. An audience is visible in the foreground.
Pew Fellow José Ortiz-Pagán wearing El Vínculo in Southeast Philadelphia as part of the Solitary Procession performance (2020). Photo by Gustavo García.
A white woman with short grey hair wearing a black sweater over a white collared shirt sits in a grey chair in front of a bookshelf.
Dito van Reigersberg. Promotional photo for Pig Iron Theatre Company's I Promised Myself to Live Faster. Photo by Jason Rothenberg. 
Anne Ishii and Zach Blackwood. Photos by Bianca Chun and Heidie Mojica.
Maisha Elonai. Photo by Heide Mojica.; Scarlett McCahill. Photo by Kris Eden.; John Vettese. Photo by Lucy Briggs.
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The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage 2025 Grantee Celebration, the Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, PA. Photo by Constance Mensh.
Composer-pianists Suzzette Ortiz, Terry Klinefelter, Sumi Tonooka, and Kendrah Butler-Waters perform Eight Eight Time, presented by Journey Arts, April 2025. Photo by Steve Weinik.
Death and the Powers (Dallas Opera, 2014). Photo courtesy of Tod Machover.
Artist Carmen Mardonez showing an example of her work in the Zagar family dining room during her residency at Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens. A 2025 Center grant supports two site-specific installations by Mardonez at Magic Gardens Museum and its newly-opened studio space. Photo by Emily Smith.
Christina Vassallo. Photo by Tasha Pinelo, Game Day Communications.