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Jonathan Lyndon Chase, 2019 Pew Fellow. Photo by Rafael Martínez.

Pride 2021: Seven Artists on the Queer Works that Shaped Their Practices

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Tot-Guard, 1973, Ford Motor Company. Photo courtesy of the Collections of The Henry Ford Museum.

Designing Motherhood Interrogates a Century of Birth through the Lens of Design

Sculpture: Courtney Bowles and Mark Strandquist, On the Day They Come Home, 2021, part of Staying Power exhibition, The Village of Arts and Humanities, Fairhill-Hartranft neighborhood, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mural: Lily Yeh, Obatala, 2018. Photo courtesy of The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage.

North Philadelphia Community Defines Its Own Legacy with Staying Power Monuments

Pew Fellow Major Jackson. Photo by Erin Patrice O’Brien.

A Poem that Changed My Life: Seven Pew Fellows on the Works that Inspire Them

Still from the film Test Pattern, 2018, directed by Pew Fellow Shatara Michelle Ford. Pictured center: Brittany S. Hall as “Renesha.”

Pew Fellows News: Artists on View at MoMA, The Met, and PMA, Three Fellows Win Guggenheims

Pati Hill, Alphabet of Common Objects, c. 1975-79, 45 black and white copier prints, each 11” x 8.5,″ part of Arcadia University Art Gallery's 2015 exhibition Pati Hill: Photocopier. Courtesy Estate of Pati Hill and Arcadia.

Making History: Celebrating the Groundbreaking Work of Women Artists

Asian Arts Initiative, Unity Within the Initiative capsule exhibition, 2021, Pearl Street view. Photo by Zsa Zsa Dali.

Unity at the Initiative Connects Skate Culture and the Work of Queer Artists of Color

Musician Leyla McCalla, part of WXPN's Kanaval: Haitian Rhythms and the Music of New Orleans project. Photo by Sarrah Danzinger.

Kanaval Documentary Reveals Haitian Influence on New Orleans Culture

Eric Battle at the Black Lives Always Mattered! exhibition, Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection, Temple University. Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg courtesy of Temple University.

Black History Celebrated in New Documentary, Graphic Novel, and Other Grantee Works

Rasheedah Phillips and Camae Ayewa, 2017 Pew Fellows. Photo by Ryan Collerd.

Pew Fellows News: Rasheedah Phillips on “Time”, Roberto Lugo’s Kamala Harris Teapot, Trapeta B. Mayson’s Poetry Hotline

Wilma Theater HotHouse members during workshop for The Cherry Orchard with Dmitry Krymov, 2018. Photo by Kristin Finger.

Video: Looking Ahead with our Newest Grantees 

Airea D. Matthews, 2020 Pew Fellow. Photo by Wes Matthews.

Pew Fellows in the News: Rennie Harris, Karyn Olivier, and Carolyn Lazard Earn Major Awards, Airea D. Matthews Discusses Her Fellowship with WHYY

Milford Graves, mixed media collage, 1994. Photo courtesy of the artist.

Fall Arts in Philadelphia: Milford Graves at Institute of Contemporary Art, Films at Eastern State Penitentiary, David Gordon On-screen

Pew Fellow Karyn Olivier, Wall, 2020, installation view of Everything That’s Alive Moves exhibition, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia. Photo by Constance Mensh.

Pew Fellows News: Karyn Olivier Pens Washington Post Op-Ed, Marshall Allen Leads New Sun Ra Album, and New Essays from Imani Perry

Lee Francis, Weshoyot Alvitre, and Will Fenton, Ghost River: The Fall and Rise of the Conestoga, 2019, colored spread of Lenape peoples united in prayer, Red Planet Books and Comics.

Ten Publications from Center-Funded Projects Reflect on Monuments, American History, and More

Mark di Suvero, Iroquois, 1983-1999; Roxy Paine, Symbiosis, 2011; Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Photo by James Ewing Photography, courtesy of the Association for Public Art.

15+ More Ways to Get Philadelphia Arts and Culture at Home

Pew Fellow Major Jackson. Photo by Erin Patrice O’Brien.

Poetry Month Pew Fellows News: New Books by Major Jackson and Susan Stewart, a Podcast by Yolanda Wisher, Readings from Trapeta B. Mayson, Ron Silliman, and More

There at the Wilma Theater. Photo by Johanna Austin.

25+ Ways to Engage with Philadelphia Arts and Culture from Home

Jennifer Higdon, 1999 Pew Fellow. Photo by Andrew Bogard.

Pew Fellows News: Jennifer Higdon Wins Grammy, New Yorker Profiles Becky Suss, Rebecca Rutstein Debuts AT&T Building Mural

Jonathan Lyndon Chase, sweet gospel men, 2019. Photo courtesy of the artist.

Pew Fellows News: The Whitney Acquires Works by Jonathan Lyndon Chase and Alex da Corte, Trapeta B. Mayson Named Philly Poet Laureate, Tina Satter’s Play on NY Times “Best Of” List

Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, Emerging Voices: Art Song & Social Connection, 2019. Joelle Harvey, soprano, and Shannon McGinnis, piano, performing Reynaldo Hahn. Photo by Matt Genders.

Philadelphia Chamber Music Society Presents Concerts, Discussions, and Master Class Examining the Art Song Form

Karyn Oliver, The Battle is Joined, 2017, Vernon Park. Presented as part of Mural Arts Philadelphia’s Monument Lab. Photo by Mike Reali.

Pew Fellows News: Major Award for Tiona Nekkia McClodden, New Commission for Karyn Olivier, and a Photography Book Release from Emmet Gowin