Dec 23
Art Ignites Change: 35 Years of Impact
by: Mural Arts Philadelphia
by: Mural Arts Philadelphia
Convergence © 2019 City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program / Rebecca Rutstein, 27th and South Street. Photo by Steve Weinik.
The work of transforming public spaces and communities through art does not happen overnight. We’ve spent 35 years using the power of public art to breathe new life into every pocket of Philadelphia and beyond, and as we reflect on our collective impact, it all comes back to you: our supporters.
Whether you’re Philly-born and bred, or a faraway lover of public art, you’ve made a difference. In the last 35 years, everything you’ve given to Mural Arts Philadelphia has been invested into our creative economy. And because our mission calls for igniting change through the arts, that investment has:
We are proud to have collaborated with a wide range of partners, including local museums, children’s hospitals, criminal justice offices, experimental music organizations, veteran’s service centers, historians and historic sites, environmentalists, athletic groups, cultural alliances, and many civic departments.
It’s been our privilege to serve Philadelphia – to have watched our beloved city become known for public art that reflects the values of our neighborhoods and honors our past.
Last updated: Dec 23, 2019
Gentlefolks,
very much to my disappointment you haven't seen fit to repair the mural under the SEPTA bridge on East Chelten Avenue in Germantown. I've reported it to you more than TWO years ago....
Maybe 2020 is the year to act on it?
Looking forward to your action!!!
H. Budnick
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