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Anne d'Harnoncourt
and the Perelman Building

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The art world was rocked recently by the sudden death of Anne d'Harnoncourt, director and CEO of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. To paraphrase one commentator's reaction: "You do not replace an Anne d'Harnoncourt." One of the greatest accomplishments of her tenure was the purchase and renovation of the nearby Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company. In its new role as the Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman Building, this Art Deco masterpiece gives the museum more exhibition space, as well as study centers and educational resources. Visit this stunning new addition to the museum, and watch as Anne d'Harnoncourt describes this realization of a long-held dream.


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Philadelphia Voices of Pride
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A successor to the old Spruce Street Singers, this ensemble is now the region's first Gay/Lesbian/Bi-Sexual/Trans-Gendered chorus in the region. Its concerts benefit LGBT, HIV and women's organizations, and act as a musical ambassador of this community.


Experience More: Philadelphia Voices of Pride.org


A Poem by Trapeta B. Mayson
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Ms. Mayson is a 2002 Pew Artists Fellow and Resident Artist at Art Sanctuary in Philadelphia, and runs the Germantown Poetry Series. Here, this Liberian-born poet pays tribute to her father in verse.



Philadelphia Young Playwrights
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This non-profit arts education organization pairs professional artists with classroom teachers in a program to immerse public school students in the process of creative expression. 50 schools in the area participate, giving students a chance to write plays, a portion of which are chosen for professional productions.


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