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Dito van Reigersberg. Promotional photo for Pig Iron Theatre Company's I Promised Myself to Live Faster. Photo by Jason Rothenberg.

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In Memoriam: Dito van Reigersberg, Theater Artist and Pew Fellow

Dito van Reigersberg, 2002 Pew Fellow. Photo by John Hawthorne.

Contributor, Pew Fellow

Dito van Reigersberg

Shavon Norris, 2024 Pew Fellow. Photo by David Evan McDowell.

Questions of Practice

Pew Fellow and Movement Artist Shavon Norris on “Positive Obsession” and the Stories Our Bodies Tell

Eric Bazilian, collaborator on WXPN's Declarations of Independents, performs at the Sing Us Home Festival, May 2025. Photo by Ellen C Miller.

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Interpreting the American Experience Through the Arts: A Center Guide to the Semiquincentennial

Paul Ramírez Jonas, Let Freedom Ring, 2022, Washington, DC. The Association for Public Art is installing the public artwork in Independence National Historical Park. Photo courtesy of the Association for Public Art.

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Let Freedom Ring

Derrick Hodge, Grammy Award winner, bass guitarist, and music director. Photo by Kevin Mohatt.

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Soundscapes for Tomorrow: Stage One Residencies

Melanie Smith, Orange Lush, 1995/2015, installation view of Strange Currencies, The Galleries at Moore. Photo by Kait Privitera.

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Moore College of Art & Design

Kristy Edmunds.

Contributor, Panelist

Kristy Edmunds

Privacy and Intellectual Property Statements

Two men, Zac Manuel and his father Phillip, sit in a dimly-lit video editing station, silhouetted by the greyish-blue light of their computer screen

Questions of Practice

Authorship, Artistic Voice, and AI: Seven artists on the rapid advance of new tech

Bettina Escauriza, 2024 Pew Fellow. Photo by David Evan McDowell.

Questions of Practice

Pew Fellow and Filmmaker Bettina Escauriza on the Narrative Power of Images

Artist Guadalupe Maravilla. Photo courtesy of RAIR.

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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