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Julia Frey in New Paradise Laboratories' The Adults, at the Painted Bride Art Center. Photo by Plate 3 Photography.
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The Adults

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The "Work" Project

Charlotte Ford in Chicken. Photo by Jay Dunn.
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Chicken

The cast of Leaving at The Wilma Theater. Photo by Jim Roese.
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Leaving

Pig Iron Theatre Company's Twelfth Night, or What You Will. Photo by JJ Tiziou.
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Twelfth Night, or What You Will

Elevator Repair Service's The Select (The Sun Also Rises). Photo by Alex McKnight, courtesy of FringeArts.
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The Select (The Sun Also Rises)

Photo by Mark Garvin.
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Golden Age

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Spalding Gray: Stories Left to Tell

New Paradise Laboratories' Freedom Club. Pictured: Mary McCool, Stephanie Viola, and McKenna Kerrigan. Photo by Nicole Adler.
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Freedom Club

Estelle Parsons in August: Osage County. Photo by Joan Marcus.
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August: Osage County

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The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity

Karen Peakes, Pete Pryor, Michael Tomasetti, Chris Faith, and Eileen Cella. Photo by Mark Garvin.
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The First Day of School

Sunday in the Park with George. Photo by Mark Garvin.
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Sunday in the Park with George

Image courtesy of the Wyck Association.
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Multidisciplinary Interpretive Plan

Heritage site leaders in New York City on an educational field trip to visit the Weeksville Heritage Center and the Louis Armstrong House to explore respective best practices in interpretation, programming and marketing. Philadelphia-based museum consultants Talbott & Remer, LLC were retained to assist the group discussion. Photo courtesy of the Preservation Alliance of Greater Philadelphia.
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Collaborative Capacity Building for African-American Historic Sites

A portion of the Journeys South installation. Photo by Steve Weinik.
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Journeys South

Palestinian needlework (tatreez) artists Wafai Dias, Maisaloon Dias, Alia Sheikh-Yousef, and Nehad Khader look at work. Tatreez patterns from women’s home villages, now occupied or destroyed, are assertions of Palestinian history. From the exhibition Tatreez: Needlework of Palestinian women from Philadelphia, curated by Nehad Khader. Photo courtesy of the Philadelphia Folklore Project.
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Community Documentation Workshop

An intergenerational working group. Photo by Karl Seifert.
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Germantown Works

The Association for Public Art's Museum Without Walls AUDIO launch event at Philadelphia's LOVE Park, June 10, 2010. Pictured: Robert Indiana, LOVE, 1976. Photo by Albert Yee. 
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Museum Without Walls: AUDIO

Photo courtesy of Cliveden of the National Trust.
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Adaptive Re-Use of Upsala