Join us for a lunchtime virtual walking tour of Lansdowne Glen Trail to Martin Puryear’s Pavilion in the Trees.
Nancy Baker Cahill’s Liberty Bell Augmented Reality Project
On view for one year beginning July 4, 2020
Presented simultaneously in 6 U.S. cities, including Philadelphia, Liberty Bell is an augmented reality drawing in 360 degrees that offers viewers the opportunity to consider their own experiences of liberty, freedom, and injustice and inequality. The artwork relies on geolocation and requires downloading a free app.
A monument to the “unselfish devotion to duty” of African American military men was a rare objective in early 20th century America; the artist began his work, but the struggle to realize the memorial had just begun.
aPA Executive Director Testifies Before City Council, Urges Continued Arts & Culture Funding
Posted: June 1, 2020
aPA Executive Director Penny Balkin Bach testified before Philadelphia City Council in response to a revised city budget that deals a devastating blow to arts and culture activities in the city.
Join us for a lunchtime virtual “walking” tour of outdoor sculptures found around the Horticulture Center in Fairmount Park!
Take a virtual “walk” down the Parkway with us!
These printable activity pages offer kids an introduction to Philadelphia’s “Museum Without Walls” with mazes, connect the dots, drawing prompts and more.
We’ve gathered a number of excellent online galleries, virtual tours, and interactive maps to explore art in Philadelphia from the comfort of your home.