June 12, 2020 by
More strong testimony at City Council hearing, June 9, reinstate funding for arts and culture!

Artblog rounded up some testimonies given to City Council on June 9 by artists, arts workers and arts organization leaders. We present them here for the record, a stream of passionate and well-formed arguments to save OACCE and PCF.

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March 17, 2017 by
Art Commission check-in

The landscape architect of Rail Park’s Phase 1, Studio Bryan Haynes, traded manicured beauty for artfully rusting cor-ten steel beams to preserve the site’s legacy. “Dawn Chorus” also works with its Rail Park site, embedded with an ethos of rehabilitation, not reinvention.

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June 18, 2014 by
Pew announces 2014 grants for Philadelphia artists and organizations!
December 13, 2012 by
Nine Perspectives on Photography at the Arthur Ross Gallery
April 5, 2012 by
Arcadia’s A Closer Look 8: Dechemia, Leclercq, Shaddock, Wahl
May 23, 2011 by
Theory, photos and play – Vox Populi’s May shows
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September 10, 2009 by
Fall go-round, round 2
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Video Vox
December 26, 2007 by
Weekly Update – Year end roundup
August 15, 2007 by
Weekly Update – Vox Populi’s New Members Show
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June 3, 2007 by
Treasure trove at the Free Library: A talk with Karen Lightner
November 24, 2006 by
Bailis and Abercrombie on the road at Vox
July 6, 2006 by
Innocence lost, innocence found–The Day After
June 28, 2006 by
Weekly Update – Student shows rise above
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Single panel comic. Title at the top “3:00” meaning three o’clock. Description: Two women walk down a city street with cracked sidewalk and litter. Both have masks around their necks. Woman on the left, holding her phone and wearing baggy pants, says “HAHAHA you’re wearing jeans tight around your ankles like a MILLENNIAL!” Woman on the right, wearing tight jeans, scowls at the woman and says “I am a millennial.”
 
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