Fairmount Park Art Association Receives PCMI Grant
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Fairmount Park Art Association Receives PCMI Grant

The Fairmount Park Art Association is one of twelve local arts and cultural organizations to receive a 2011 grant from the Pew Center for Arts & Heritage through the Philadelphia Cultural Management Initiative (PCMI).

Participant uses our Museum Without Walls™: AUDIO iPod App to learn more about Henry Moore’s "Three Way Piece Number 1: Points."
Participant uses our Museum Without Walls™: AUDIO iPod App to learn more about Henry Moore’s “Three Way Piece Number 1: Points.” Photo Caitlin Martin © 2010 for the Association for Public Art.

This generous grant will support a capacity-building project that will leverage the power of social and mobile media to creatively involve audiences through interactive and content-rich engagement with public art. Building on the success of the Art Association’s award-winning Museum Without Walls™: AUDIO interpretive program (which is available by cell phone, audio download, streaming audio, online slideshows, or as a mobile app), this grant will help the Art Association implement an innovative and sustainable social media strategy that initiates and supports ongoing dialogues with public art audiences.

Click here to read more about the Philadelphia Cultural Management Initiative and the 2011 PCMI grant recipients.

Related Artworks

Artwork

Three Way Piece Number 1: Points

(1964)

by Henry Moore (1898 - 1986)

Benjamin Franklin Parkway between 16th and 17th Streets

“Sculpture,” said Henry Moore, “should always at first sight have some obscurities, and further meanings.”

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