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Susan Hiller, Witness, 2000. Installation view in Sydney Biennale, 2002. Image appears in What Makes a Great Exhibition?, published by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage in 2006.
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What Makes a Great Exhibition? Now Available as an eBook

Pew Fellow Roberto Lugo, The Talented Mr. Trotter: You Can Be Anything, 2022, The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, PA. Photo by Steve Weinik, © City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program / Roberto Lugo. Lugo is the lead artist on Mural Arts' We Here.
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$9.5 Million From The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage to Support 30 Philadelphia Organizations and 12 Artist Fellowships

Lucinda Childs (left) and Judy Hussie-Taylor in conversation at the launch of A Steady Pulse: Restaging Lucinda Childs, 1963–78. Photo courtesy of Troy Herion.
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Celebrating the Launch of A Steady Pulse: Restaging Lucinda Childs, 1963–78

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.
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In Memoriam: Rachel Blau DuPlessis, poet, scholar, and Pew Fellow

Pew Fellow José Ortiz-Pagán wearing El Vínculo in Southeast Philadelphia as part of the Solitary Procession performance (2020). Photo by Gustavo García.
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Announcing On Practice: A New Artists Conversation Series, in Partnership with the Barnes Foundation

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.
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Talking Memory and Preservation at the Barnes with Pew Fellows Jonathan González, Sosena Solomon, Omar Tate

A person sitting against a brick wall on a pile of dry leaves, wearing dark clothing and gloves.
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In Memoriam: Rafael Ferrer, multimedia visual artist, scholar, musician and Pew Fellow