Hidden in the nonsense text below are Pew Fellows Charles Cohen, Zoe Strauss, Dito van Reigersberg, Quinn Bauriedel, James Sugg and Tobin Rothlein. Can you guess which fellow you’ll find under the red word or phrase before you click?

circles of hopes beeps and boops mid-project realization that she could either continue with her project or have a child—she chose the project selling cut flowers along the highway an exploration of the strangely familiar this is your brain on pig iron

Image source: http://filmdrunk.uproxx.com/2011/11/wheres-waldo-is-still-really-being-made

Jenny Sabin's "Greenhouse" during construction. Photo by Brent Wahl.

Fellow activity is percolating as the cultural season threatens a deluge of art and culture—just like the recent hurricane and heavy rains here in Philadelphia, but way more fun. Jenny Sabin's futuristic greenhouse structure opens tomorrow night, Pig Iron and New Paradise Laboratories are getting attention for their pieces which are open at the Live Arts/Philly Fringe festival, and more...

JENNY SABIN’S GREENHOUSE OPENS TOMORROW

2010 Pew Fellow, designer/architect Jenny Sabin has created a futuristic greenhouse for the 21st century. Visit the structure tomorrow  (Friday) evening during the Grand Opening Reception for The Greenhouse Projects, a series of five distinct, but inter-related large-scale programs at the American Philosophical Society. The Greenhouse Projects are funded by PCAH’s Heritage Philadelphia Program. Event details >

SELECTED LIVE ARTS/FRINGE COVERAGE

Many PCAH grantees are involved in The Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe, two interlinked festivals that support local and visiting performing artists. Below see items relating to some recent media coverage of works Pew Fellows that are part of the offerings. You can also find more interviews on the Center Blog. 

Award-Winning poets Lamont B. Steptoe (Pew Fellow, 2006) and Sandra Turner-Barnes share their recent work and discuss their approach to writing at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington DC on July 25 at 6:30 p.m.

Steptoe has also released Inference, an album of poetry, created collaboratively with digital music artist Marlo Reynolds. Inference is available for download. Click here to listen.

2010 Pew Fellow Melanie Bilenker’s evocative jewelry is included in the exhibition Hiding Places, a comprehensive exploration of the theme of memory in visual art, now at the Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, WI. The exhibit is open through December 2011. 

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What's new with Candy Depew, Mick Moloney, Major Jackson, Jena Osman, and Pig Iron? Read on to find out.

2002 Pew Fellows Gabriel Quinn Bauriedel, Dan Rothenberg, and Dito van Reigersberg are the masterminds behind Pig Iron Theatre Company, and they've had a wonderful sequence of successes lately. Find out more by visiting the PFA Spotlight page, where Pig Iron has been featured all of June.