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Welcome

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12 Performances

16 Talks & Tours

20 Courses & Workshops

22 Families

25 Wednesday Nights

26 Just for Members

36 Information

Cover: Philadelphia Assembled is art as civic engagement—turn the page to learn more.

Parkway 100Friday, Sept 8 | 4:00 – 8:45 p.m.

The Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia’s world-famous boulevard, is turning one hundred this year. The 14-month, city-wide celebration kicks off on September 8. We’re participating with Pay What You Wish admission starting at 4:00 p.m. and special Friday Night programming.

Keep an eye out for this icon so you can join us for events and programs related to this important anniversary:

parkway100.org

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On ViewWe’re excited to be part of the story of a great public space that ties together art, culture, science, horti-culture, and education. Many exhibitions listed in this section support the Parkway 100 Centennial theme of Collections and Connections.

Philadelphia AssembledOpens Sept 10 Perelman Building

How can we collectively reimagine our futures? Moving from the city to the Museum, join us as Philadelphia Assembled (PHLA) collaborators transform the first floor of the Perelman Building into a civic stage where the city is performed.

Admission to the Perelman Building will be Pay What You Wish for the duration of the exhibition.

Opening Celebration

Saturday, Sept 9 | 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Perelman BuildingFeaturing a performance by Moor Mother and an outdoor projection by The Illuminator Collective. For a full list of the day’s activities, visit phlassembled.net.

Free; RSVP required

Events

For a detailed list of programs and events, visit phlassembled.net.

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Dining

PHLA KitchenTuesday–Sunday | 11:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Perelman CaféExperience Philadelphia’s unique histories and herstories of resistance, survival, and victory.

Presented in collaboration with local culinary artists and the worker-cooperative W/N W/N Coffee Bar

Members

For more members-only programs, see pages 26 – 29.

Members‘ NightWednesday, Sept 27 | 6:00–8:00 p.m. Perelman Building

Philadelphia Assembled began in late April as a series of activities and actions across the city that aimed to illuminate and amplify a broad set of hopes, visions, and questions about Philadelphia and its future. The participatory installation in the Perelman Building is the culmination of this collective project.

(Photo of the Marketplace: Seeds of Sovereignty event on June 25 by Janneke Absil)

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Old Masters Now: Celebrating the Johnson CollectionOpens Nov 3 Dorrance Galleries

In 1917, the most famous lawyer of his day left his astonishing trove of European art to the city of Philadelphia. One hundred years later, we’re taking a new look at one of this country’s most remarkable collections. Encounter treasures by the likes of Botticelli, Bosch, Titian, Rembrandt, and Monet—and see how art historians keep making new discoveries about the collection.

Related Installations

See page 10 for descriptions:

Charm and Distinction: Sculpture from the Johnson CollectionOpens Sept Gallery 273

John G. Johnson at HomeOpens Sept Gallery 271

Faith, Chivalry, and Seduction: A Selection of Northern Renaissance Prints and PaintingsOpens Oct Park Family Gallery 219

Events

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Just for Members

For more members-only programs, see pages 26 – 29.

Opening CelebrationThursday, Oct 26 | 7:00–9:00 p.m. Associates and above ($2,500+)

Members’ PreviewsOct 27–Nov 2 No preview on Monday, Oct 30 (the Museum is closed).

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Opposite: Inside Out puts art in unexpected places, adding to the beauty and vitality of local neighborhoods.

Inside OutFall installation opens early Sept

Large-scale replicas of favorites from the collection have been installed in Brewerytown, Glenside, Lansdowne, and Old City.Inside Out is generously supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

Marcel Duchamp and the Fountain ScandalThrough Dec 3 Anne d’Harnoncourt Gallery 182

Celebrate the centennial of Duchamp’s provocative and influential Fountain with us, as we present the sculpture alongside period photographs, publications, and more of the artist’s readymades.

Rodin’s The KissThrough 2018 Rodin Museum

Discover what passion looks like in the hands of a master sculptor. This installation marks the one hundredth anniversary of Auguste Rodin’s death.

Events

Free Weekend Oct 13–15Residents of Inside Out communities receive free admission all weekend.

Just for Young Friends Members

First Friday: Inside Out Friday, Oct 6 | 6:30–8:00 p.mSee page 28.

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ContemporaryArt of our time, made by living artists.

Opposite, clockwise from top left: Explore the awesomeness of nature in Wild: Michael Nichols; get to know the work of Patricia Urquiola, 2017 Collab Design Excellence Award recipient; see a painterly rendition of the last fifty days of the Trojan War in Cy Twombly’s Iliad.

Closing Soon

Wild: Michael NicholsCloses Sept 17 Dorrance Galleries

The first-ever art museum exhibition of his work, featuring photographs that bring us face to face with the wild world

Cy Twombly’s IliadThrough Oct 8 Tuttleman Gallery 174 & Alter Gallery 176

A reinstallation of Fifty Days at Iliam with a group of related drawings and sculptures

Word, Image & Domestic DissentThrough Oct Gallery 178

Featuring works from the collection by artists who use text and image as subversive tools to speak to systems of power, privilege, and desire

Textured Material: Contemporary Korean ArtThrough late Nov Baldeck Gallery 238

Explore time-intensive techniques and the unique materials used by artists who cross artistic boundaries

Unlimited: Painting in France in the 1960s & 1970sThrough Sept Gray Charitable Trust Gallery I 184 & 185

Featuring work by artists who’ve challenged and redefined the conventions of painting

Patricia Urquiola: Between Craft and IndustryOpens Nov 19 Alter Gallery 176

Fusing the artisanal and the industrial, this acclaimed international designer creates cool, innovative objects for the home and office

Designing JapanThrough mid-Sept Galleries 241–243

Learn the secrets of layering, patterning, and compacting in clay, lacquer, metalwork, wood, and fiber

At the Center: Masters of American Craft Through July Gallery 119

The fifth in a series of five installations focuses on the contributions of three local artists: jeweler Sharon Church, fiber artist Yvonne Bobrowicz, and sculptor Jack Larimore

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In the GalleriesWorks on view are frequently rotated so that we can share more of our collection with you.

Opposite, clockwise from top left: View works by master printmaker Albrecht Dürer and more in Faith, Chivalry, and Seduction; see fashion that makes a statement in Wear Words; join us as we celebrate the 100th anniversary of our Teahouse.

Witness: Reality and Imagination in the Prints of Francisco GoyaCloses Sept 6 Korman Galleries 121–123

Discover the world of the visionary Spanish printmaker, from the spectacle of the bullfight to the chaos of war

Wear Words: Text in FashionThrough Dec Costume & Textiles Study Gallery, Perelman Building

Words and letters on clothing, with messages ranging from the personal to the provocative

Transplanting Traditions: Furniture from the Anne H. and Frederick Vogel III CollectionThrough spring Sherrerd Gallery 103

Explore the cultural diversity, regional differences, and colorful environment of the early American colonies

Charm and Distinction: Sculpture from the Johnson CollectionOpens Sept Gallery 273

Rarely seen sculptures that reveal the eclectic tastes of a turn-of-the-century, Philadelphia collector

John G. Johnson at HomeOpens Sept Gallery 271

A selection of Italian and Spanish Renaissance textiles and embroideries from the Johnson collection

The Artist, the Nude, and the Studio: Figure Drawings in ContextOpens Sept 16 Korman Galleries 121–123

A selection of works celebrating the human figure, from the virtuoso anatomical accuracy typical of the old masters to more abstract investigations from the twentieth century

A Teahouse for PhiladelphiaOpens late Sept Galleries 241–243

In celebration of our Teahouse’s one-hundredth anniversary: a special installation of the tea utensils that arrived at the same time as Sunkaraku

Faith, Chivalry, and Seduction: A Selection of Northern Renaissance Prints and PaintingsOpens Oct Park Family Gallery 219

Biblical stories, knights, and ladies fair are among the subjects portrayed in this installation

The Art of the PealesThrough winter Flammer Gallery 102, galleries 107 & 109

Delight in our unparralled collec-tion of works by America’s first artistic dynasty, the Peale family

Arms and Armor GalleriesOngoing Kienbusch Galleries 245–249

The best expressions of armor as art form

Drawing Room from a New York Town HouseOngoing Gallery 265

Life during the Gilded Age

British Period RoomsOngoing Gallery 279

A rich and immersive view of English country house life between 1730 and 1820

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PerformancesLet the good times roll with music, dance, and cabaret.

Friday NightsPerformances at 5:45 and 7:15 p.m. Great Stair HallArt, cocktails, and live music. Free after admission.philamuseum.org /fridaynights

PHLA PerformancesPhiladelphia Assembled collaborators take the stage.All performances take place at the Perelman Building and are Pay What You Wish admission

Music in the GalleriesGifted musicians fill the galleries with sound.Free after admission; seating is limited

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Diane MonroeSept 1

An evening of jazz with Monroe on violin, Tom Lawton on piano, and Steve Beskrone on bass.

100 Years in Philly MusicSept 8

Ross Bellenoit explores the musical heritage of Philly with an ensemble of local musicians.

Linda May Han OhSept 15

This bassist and her New York–based quartet fill the Great Stair Hall with rhythmic jazz compositions.

Combo MelazaSept 22

The Puerto Rican Day Parade is on the Parkway this weekend. Start the celebration early with a lively night of salsa music.

Ryley WalkerOct 6

Experimental jazz meets intimate folk in Walker’s masterful compositions for guitar.

Hot Club of PhiladelphiaOct 13

Gypsy jazz and swing invade the Museum.Programmed in conjunction with Inside Out Weekend (Oct 13–15).

Caitlin CantyOct 20

With radiant stage presence and a smoky voice, this singer- songwriter veers nimbly between Americana, blues, and folk.

Odean PopeNov 3

This legendary saxophonist and his quartet perform original jazz compositions animated by the themes of collaboration, movement, and spirituality.Presented in conjunction with Philadelphia Assembled.

Kavita ShahNov 10

This jazz vocalist’s multilingual compositions place diverse cultural traditions in dialogue.

Tony Miceli Quartet feat. Larry McKennaNov 17

Some of Philly’s finest come together for an evening of unparalleled jazz.

Storytelling & Spoken WordSunday, Sept 24 | See website for details

Storyteller Denise Valentine weaves together archival research, oral histories, and city folklore. Artist Ursula Rucker follows with a spoken word performance that incorporates live music. The program concludes with a collaborative performance.

The Fathering Festival Friday–Sunday, Nov 10–12 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

A three-day event promoting equal responsibilities between parenting partners, and advo-cating for deeper engagement between fathers and the children in their lives. With performances, film screenings, workshops, and public forums.Organized by Billy Yalowitz, Les Rivera, and Eric Marsh.

TapestriesSaturday, Oct 7 | 1:30, 2:15 & 3:00 p.m. Gallery 206

Make musical connections to cultures along the Silk Road with the Al-Bustan Ensemble.

Opposite: Singer-songwriter Caitlin Canty pairs her dusky alto with a 1930s Recording King guitar. Catch her in the Great Stair Hall on Oct 20. (Photo by Jay Sansone)

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Final FridaysLast Fridays | 5:00–8:45 p.m.Louder, livelier, looser | Performance times vary | Free after admission philamuseum.org/fridaynights

Word Up!Sept 29

Celebrate the art of words and language, with workshops and performances through-out the galleries.

Afrofuturist Costume BallOct 27

Come dressed to impress in your best Afrofuturist and sci-fi costumes for a night celebrating the intersec-tion of imagination, art, and activism.

Winter Is ComingNov 24

Jon Snow knew at least one thing—winter can be rough. Get ready for the season with a night geared toward surviving the coldest months.

The Afrofuturist Costume Ball is presented in collaboration with the Black Quantum Futurism Collective as part of Philadelphia Assembled.

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Talks & Tours

Join inspiring walks and talks through the world of art. philamuseum.org/calendar

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Talks Arcadia Library Lecture

Libraries & Librarians: Agents of ChangeTuesday, Sept 19 | 6:00 p.m. Perelman Auditorium, Perelman Building

Dr. Carla Hayden, Librarian of Congress, discusses the critical role of libraries and librarians and their central place in community engagement. Free ticket required; space is limited

Insights into Contemporary Korean CraftSunday, Nov 5 | 2:00 p.m. Perelman Auditorium, Perelman Building

Hyeyoung Cho, organizing curator of the guest artist program at this year’s Craft Show, previews works by Korean artists featured in the exhibit.$5 (free for members); includes Museum admission; Techné members-only reception to follow

Roz Perry Memorial Lecture

Exhibiting Intimacy: Rodin, Sex & Modern SculptureFriday, Nov 17 | 2:00 p.m. Perelman Auditorium, Perelman Building

Art historian David Getsy discusses Auguste Rodin’s themes of sexuality and love, and explores how they influenced his reputation and development as a modern artist.$20 (free for members); includes Museum admission

Young Friends Open HouseWednesday, Sept 20 | 6:00–8:00 p.m. South Terrace Conference Room A

Get to know some Young Friends members and discover the impact they have at the Museum.Free for members; publc $5

Collab Design Excellence Award: Patricia UrquiolaSaturday, Nov 18 | 6:30–8:00 p.m. Main building

Join us in honoring this innovative designer, and discover emerging trends in contemporary design.Ticket purchase required; discount for Collab members

Anne d’Harnoncourt Symposium

The Museum and the CityKeynote Lecture: Friday, Sept 8 | 6:30 p.m. | Perelman Auditorium, Perelman BuildingSymposium: Saturday, Sept 9 | 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. | Parkway Central Library (1901 Vine St)

How do museums serve the needs of today and tomorrow? Museum directors, artists, and civic leaders from around the world share their perspectives.Keynote Lecture by architects Tod Williams & Billie Tsien: $20 ($16 members); includes Museum admissionSymposium: Free; no ticket requiredThis program is organized by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the History of Art Department of the University of Pennsylvania.

Have to Have It: Philadelphians Collect (1850–1930)The Eda G. Diskant Memorial Keynote Lecture: Friday, Nov 3 6:30 p.m. Perelman Auditorium, Perelman BuildingSymposium: Saturday, Nov 4 9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Perelman Auditorium, Perelman Building

Explore collecting in the Gilded Age, with a keynote lecture by historian Steven Conn on Philadelphia’s intellectual and cultural life. Both days: $35 (members free) Keynote Lecture only: $20 (members free) Symposium only: $20 (members free) All prices include Museum admissionCo-hosted with the Frick Center for the History of Collecting.

Offered in conjunction with Old Masters Now.

Academic SymposiaScholarly presentations and insights.

Jane GoodallSaturday, Sept 16 | 2:00 p.m. | Great Stair Hall

Join the world’s foremost expert on chimpanzees as she reflects on her work advocating for animal welfare and conservation.All reserved seating: sold out Standing room only (space is limited; first come, first served): free with Museum admissionThis program has been made possible by Leslie Miller and Richard Worley.

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Inside Look: Old Masters NowStories behind the works, from the people who know them best.

All talks meet in Dorrance Galleries Free after admission; first come, first servedAdditional talks will be held in the coming months.Members: For details on members-only talks, see page 27.

PHLA Events Participatory conversations and programs on topics related to Philadelphia Assembled.

All talks meet in the Perelman Building and are free after Pay What You Wish admission

A Curator’s Perspective: John G. JohnsonWednesday, Nov 8 | 6:00 p.m.

Discover the man behind the collection with Jennifer Thompson (Gloria and Jack Drosdick Curator of European Painting & Sculpture & Curator of the John G. Johnson Collection).

Creation Made VisibleWednesday, Nov 15 | 6:00 p.m.Saturday, Nov 18 | 2:00 p.m.

Examine the painter’s process through imaging technology with Mark Tucker (Neubauer Family Director of Conservation).

Mass Incarceration: Reconstructing the NarrativeTuesday, Sept 26 | 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

This program speaks to rewriting personal and collective narratives of mass incarceration and displacement.

Indigenous Peoples Day CelebrationThursday, Oct 12 | 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

A day honoring indigenous communities, with teach-ins and story circles that reveal the histories of this land.Presented in collaboration with the Indigenous 215 Collective.

Guided ToursFree after admissionphilamuseum.org /calendarFor Members-Only Tours, see page 26.

Fairmount Park Historic Housesphilamuseum.org /historichouses Trolley Tours

Visit early American homes while we do the driving.Space is limited; book your spot in advance

Collection ToursTuesday–Sunday | Times vary

Unlock the secrets of the Museum’s expansive collection with these drop-in tours.

Spotlight Gallery ConversationsThursdays, Fridays & Saturdays 11:00 a.m.Sept 7, 8, 9; Oct 5–Nov 18; Nov 30Tours meet in the Great Stair Hall

A different masterpiece takes center stage during each of these in-depth, in-gallery participatory conversations.

Rodin MuseumWednesday–Monday | Noon

Experience one of the world’s greatest collections of works by Auguste Rodin.rodinmuseum.org

The Architecture of the MuseumThursdays & Saturdays through Oct 11:00 a.m. | Meet in Lenfest Hall (West Entrance)

Learn about the fascinating his-tory of our landmark building.Moderate walking involved; weather permitting

Cedar Grove ToursThursday–Sunday | 11:00 a.m., 1:00 & 2:30 p.m.First Sundays: Tours all day long 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Guided public tours offer a glimpse into Philadelphia’s rich cultural past.Free after house admission

Parks on Tap: Mount PleasantWednesday & Thursday, Sept 6 & 7 5:00–8:00 p.m. Friday–Sunday, Sept 8–10 2:00–8:00 p.m.

The city’s traveling pop-up beer garden visits Fairmount Park. Enjoy artisan demonstrations and brief tours inside the colonial masterpiece.Free; food and beverages priced separately

Cider Making & TastingSaturday, Sept 30 | Noon–4:00 p.m. Fairmount Park Historic Houses

Learn the history of cider- making and enjoy samples of the hard stuff from different cider-makers at six historic houses in Fairmount Park. $40 ($35 members); transportation includedHosted in partnership with the Fairmount Park Conservancy.

Stories of the WorkersSunday, Oct 15 | 1:00 p.m.

Explore the lives of both free and enslaved people who toiled at Mount Pleasant, Cedar Grove, and Strawberry Mansion.$40 ($32 members)

Opposite: Urban Creators, one of the collaborators of Philadelphia Assembled, will be taking part in ongoing programming at the Museum amplifying the work of urban farms across the city.

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Courses & WorkshopsBroaden your art horizons by being part of the action.

Object LessonsThe galleries are your classroom in these inter-active art history courses. Meet in Lenfest Hall (West Entrance)$125 ($100 members); includes Museum admission; fee waived for Associates and above ($2,500+)

WorkshopsRoll up your sleeves and create something beautiful.

Free after admission

Changing FashionWednesday mornings: Sept 27, Oct 4 & 11 | 9:30 a.m.–11:00 a.m.ORThursday afternoons: Sept 28, Oct 5 & 12 | 1:00 –2:30 p.m.

See how artists throughout history depict everyday activewear, elegant eveningwear, and fabulous costumes.

Sacred Objects, Sacred SpacesWednesday mornings, Oct 25, Nov 1 & 8 9:30–11:00 a.m.ORThursday afternoons: Oct 26, Nov 2 & 9 1:00–2:30 p.m.

Explore common religious themes found in our collection.

The Language of FilmTuesdays: Oct 10, 17, 24, 31 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Discover the vocabulary and frames of reference for viewing and discussing movies in a more insightful way.

Second Saturday SketchSaturdays: Sept 9, Oct 14, Nov 11 10:00 a.m.–noon | Rodin Museum

Drop in and draw from Auguste Rodin’s masterpieces.Materials provided

Film CoursesA lecture-based course taught by Bryn Mawr Film Institute.Media Room, Perelman Building$125 ($100 members and BMFI members); includes Museum admission.

Learn about fabulous costumes that shock and delight in Changing Fashion.

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FamiliesWe welcome budding artists and art lovers of every age. All events and activities are free after Museum admission unless otherwise noted.

Kids 12 and under are always free. philamuseum.org/families

Family programs at the Philadelphia Museum of Art are generously supported by Harriet and Larry Weiss and Steve and Gretchen Burke.

Family FestivalsFirst Sundays 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

Fun for the whole family, with artist demonstrations, art making, family tours, and fabulous performances.Pay What You Wish Museum admissionFamily Festivals are generously supported by PNC Arts Alive.

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Last Days of Art SplashSunday, Sept 3

Have a Wild Labor Day weekend and bid farewell to another summer of creative play—Art Splash ends on Monday, Sept 4.

Enchanted ForestSunday, Oct 1Performances: 11:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m.

The Pennsylvania Ballet II brings Snow White to the Museum. Catch a performance, make your own magical masterpiece, and discover spellbinding treasures in our galleries.

Feast Your EyesSunday, Nov 5Performances: 11:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m.

Work up an appetite viewing delectable works of art and dancing to Recess Monkey. Then get your daily serving of creativity with an art project.

Gallery SundaysEvery Sunday (except Family Festival Sundays) 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

Play in our galleries and explore the collection together.Free with Museum admission

Family Tours11:00 a.m.For ages 3–5 and 6–10

Look, learn, and tell us what you think on these playful tours.

Art CartNoon–3:00 p.m.Perfect for all ages

Drop by to play games, sketch, and make art among the masterpieces.

Gallery Sunday themes change monthly:Sept Adventures in AsiaOct Colors & ChromaNov Sights & Sounds

Museum BabiesYou’re never too young to put on your arty pants and play with us.

Stroller ToursSecond Wednesdays: Sept 13, Oct 11, Nov 8 | 11:00 a.m.Best for grown-ups with babies

Parents and caregivers with babes in tow are always welcome in our galleries, and we’re making it a bit easier for you with our stroller tours.

Baby Bird PlaydateEvery Friday (except Nov 24)10:15–11:00 a.m.Best for toddlers

Play at the Museum with your little ones and enjoy music, art making, and gallery walks.

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All good things must come to an end: don’t miss your last chance to enjoy Art Splash, which closes on Monday, September 4.

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Studio LearningYoung artists get to know the Museum inside and out during these award- winning classes.Registration begins Aug 15. Children in Ages 3–4 and Ages 3–5 classes must be accompanied by an adult for the gallery visit portion of the class. Tuition assistance is available upon request. There will be no classes the week of Thanksgiving. Sign up in person or by calling 215-235-7469.

Support for Children's Art Classes has been provided by Ellen and Mickey Simon.

Children’s Art Classes$160 ($130 members)

Masterpieces emerge when kids explore the galleries and get creative in the studios.

Tuesday Ages 3–5Sept 26–Dec 5 1:00–2:30 p.m.

Wednesday Ages 3–5Sept 27–Dec 6 1:00–2:30 p.m.

Thursday Ages 3–5Sept 28–Dec 71:00–2:30 p.m.

Saturday Ages 3–4Sept 30–Dec 910:30 a.m.–noon1:00–2:30 p.m.

Ages 5–6Sept 30–Dec 910:30 a.m.–noon1:00–2:30 p.m.

Ages 7–8Sept 30–Dec 910:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.1:00–3:00 p.m.

Ages 9–12Sept 30–Dec 910:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.1:00–3:00 p.m.

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Wednesday NightsRelax. Refresh. Be inspired. Enjoy Pay What You Wish admission to the main building every Wednesday from 5:00 to 8:45 p.m. philamuseum.org/wednesdaynights

OktoberfestWednesdays in Oct | 5:00–8:30 p.m. | Great Stair Hall

Craft brews and specially priced flights paired with festive foods. Online pricing: $20 ($18 members) | Day-of pricing: $25 ($22.50 members) For tickets, call 215-235-7469 or visit philamuseum.org/dining.

Gallery Tours6:00–7:00 p.m. | Meet in Lenfest Hall (West Entrance)

Yoga6:00 & 7:00 p.m. | Location varies; inquire at a Visitor Services deskFree ticket required; first come, first served

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Just for MembersMore savings. More access. And most importantly—more art. Members get to fully experience what makes the Museum the cultural heart of Philadelphia.Your membership must be current on the date of the event to participate in the programs below. To join, renew, or make reserva-tions, call 215-235-7469 or visit philamuseum.org/membership.

Dining PerksShow your membership card and have a treat, on us.

African American ArtCelebrate contributions made by African American artists to the history of arts and culture.

Introduction to the CollectionThis tour provides an overview of some of the Museum’s most renowned treasures.Third Wednesday of each month

Jewish ConnectionsDiscover works by Jewish artists, ranging from 17th-century masterpieces to today’s most cutting-edge creations.

Rodin MuseumExplore a remarkable ensemble of architecture, landscape, and sculpture.Tours meet at the Rodin Museum

Schuylkill Stroll Enjoy nature, architecture, history, and public art in Fairmount Park. Moderate walking involved; tours are approx. 90 mins; weather permitting

Sept Members- Only ToursFor dates and times see page 30. All tours start in Lenfest Hall (West Entrance) unless otherwise noted.Free and open to all member levels.October and November tour topics can be found in the For Members mailings and online one month in advance. Book in advance to reserve your spot: 215-235-7469 or philamuseum.org /membership

HappeningsA variety of events, programs, and activities—especially for you.For all member levels unless otherwise noted.Space is limited; book your spot in advance.

If These Walls Could Talk Sunday, Sept 10 | 10:30 a.m.–noon Media Room, Perelman Building

Independent art historian Elizabeth A. Anderson shares the hidden stories behind the Museum’s rich history.Members free, guests $10; ticket required

Members’ Night: Philadelphia AssembledSaturday, Sept 27 | 6:00–8:00 p.m. Skylit Atrium, Perelman Building

Experience the exhibition after-hours with collaborators and see the project’s manifestation at the Museum. Refreshments will be available for purchase.Members free, guests $10; ticket required. Free trolley service between main building and Perelman Building will be available.

The Future of Your MuseumSunday, Oct 8 | 10:30 a.m. Perelman Auditorium, Perelman Building

Hear more about the plans for our Frank Gehry–led transformation from Jessica Sharpe (Director of Visitor Operations & Membership).Members free, guests $10; ticket required

Trolley Trip: Martin Puryear and the Print Center Thursday, Oct 12 | 1:00–4:00 p.m. Meet in Lenfest Hall (West Entrance)

Experience his monumental newly installed public work, followed by a private curator-led tour at The Print Center.$40, guests $50 (includes transportation, guided tour, and light refreshments)

New Member Meet & GreetSaturday, Nov 4 | 10:30 a.m. | South Terrace Conference Room A & B

Learn how to make the most of your new membership, discover a few secrets of the collection, and enjoy complimentary snacks.New members free; ticket required

Craft Show Meet & GreetThursday, Nov 9 | 6:30 p.m. OR Friday, Nov 10 | 11:00 a.m.Pennsylvania Convention Center (1101 Arch St)

Three artists take you on a tour of their featured works. Afterward, explore the Craft Show at your own pace.$25, guests $30; ticket required

Inside Look: Old Masters NowSelect Tuesdays | 9:30 a.m. | Meet in Lenfest Hall (West Entrance)

An opportunity for members to experience the exhibition without the crowds. See page 18 for full description:Nov 14 Creation Made Visible Additional tours will be held in the coming months$30, ticket required; Patrons and above ($1,500+) may reserve up to two complimentary tickets

Member Appreciation DaysThursday–Sunday, Nov 30–Dec 3 10:00 a.m.–closing | Main building

Extra discounts and special programming, all for you.Sept

Free cookie with any purchaseMuseum Café

OctFree guacamole with any purchase from the burrito barMuseum Café

NovFree small coffee with the purchase of a pastryMuseum Café

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Museum CircleBeing part of the Museum Circle provides you with access to additional intimate and engaging programs. Space is limited; book your spot in advance.

Friends GroupsExperience an array of programs and events geared toward an area of interest.Pricing and tickets are for noted friends groups. Space is limited; book your spot in advance.philamuseum.org /friendsgroups

Exclusive Look: The Art of the PealesThursday, Oct 19 | 2:00 p.m. | Flammer Gallery 102, galleries 107 & 109

Explore the breadth of work created by the Peale family with Carol Soltis (Project Associate Curator). Sustainers and above ($500+); free ticket required

Art in Focus: Masters of American CraftFriday, Nov 30 | 11:00 a.m. Gallery 119

See the latest installation of At the Center with a curatorial tour that highlights regional artists.Sponsors and above ($1,000+); free ticket required

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Private Collection VisitSaturday, Sept 16 | 10:00 a.m.–noon Private home

See a premier private collection of craft.Free reservation required

Young Friends

Open HouseWednesday, Sept 20 | 6:00–8:00 p.m. | South Terrace Conference Room A

See page 16.Free for members; public $5

Young Friends

First Friday: Inside OutFriday, Oct 6 | 6:30–8:00 p.m. 2nd & Market Sts

Encounter art in unexpected places in Old City.Free ticket required; guests $5

Collab

Tyler Hays: The Art of Making EverythingWednesday, Oct 11 | 6:00–8:00 p.m. | Gallery 277

Meet the creative mind behind the luxury furniture label BDDW.Free after Museum admission

Techné

The Art of TeaMonday, Oct 23 | 2:00–4:00 p.m. SmithKline Beecham Gallery & Baldeck Garden 244

Steep yourself in our East Asian decorative art during a Japanese tea ceremony.Free reservation required

Techné

Insights into Contemporary Korean CraftSunday, Nov 5 | 2:00 p.m. Perelman Auditorium, Perelman Building

See page 16.Free reservation required; Techné members-only reception to follow

Women’s Committee

41st Annual Craft ShowPreview Party: Wednesday, Nov 8 Craft Show: Thursday–Sunday, Nov 9–12 | Pennsylvania Convention Center (1101 Arch St)

This premier show and sale of craft and design includes 195 artists from across the country and 25 guest artists from Korea.Preview Party tickets: purchase in person One day ticket: $18; two day ticket: $25; children under 12: $5 (members save 20%) See pmacraftshow.org for hours

Collab

Student Design Competition TourWednesday, Nov 15 | 5:30–7:30 p.m. Great Stair Hall Balcony

Take a tour of this annual compe-tition, led by one of the judges.Free reservation required

Associates & Chairman’s CouncilUnique opportunities for leadership-level members.Direct inquiries to 215-684-7766.

Final Dress Rehearsal: Opera PhiladelphiaTuesday, Sept 12 | 7:00–9:00 p.m. Main building

Enjoy exclusive access to the Philadelphia premiere of War Stories.Associate Sponsors and above ($5,000+); free reservation required Co-presented by Opera Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Fall Kick-Off CelebrationMonday, Sept 25 | 6:00–9:00 p.m. Vaulted Walkway & Great Stair Hall

See how our renovations are progressing on an exclusive hard hat tour, and join us for a toast to another exciting year of programs.Associate and above ($2,500+); free reservation required

Travel Opportunity: Ich Liebe BerlinSunday, Oct 8–Saturday, Oct 14 Berlin, Germany

From the classical to the contem-porary, discover Berlin’s art and architecture with Jack Hinton (Associate Curator of European Decorative Arts and Sculpture).Associate and above ($2,500+); fee required

The Art of Medicine: Picturing Anatomy, Ailments, and AntidotesThursday, Nov 2 | 10:00 a.m.–noon or 2:00–4:00 p.m. | The Abigail Rebecca Cohen Study Room, Perelman Building

Get to know our Ars Medica collection and other seldom- highlighted areas of the permanent collection of prints and drawings.Associate and above ($2,500+); free reservation required

Breakfast Tours: Old Masters NowThursday, Nov 9 | 8:00–10:00 a.m. Meet in the Great Stair Hall

Fuel your appetite for art in the morning with a guided tour and breakfast.Associate and above ($2,500+); free reservation required

Saturday, Nov 4 | 9:00 p.m.–midnight | Great Stair Hall

Party with a purpose, with after-hours access to new art, a DJ and dancing, an open bar, and surprises around every corner. Save the date to enjoy a late night out with other art-loving Philadelphians. Tickets start at $45; proceeds benefit the MuseumPresented by Neiman Marcus

Fall into ArtA party hosted by the Young Friends

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1 Friday

10:15 Families Baby Bird 5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights6:00– Talks & Tours Young 8:00 Friends Open House

2 Saturday

Open during Made in America Festival

3 Sunday

Open during Made in America Festival Pay What You Wish10:00– Family Festival 3:00 Last Days of Art Splash

4 Monday

Open for Labor Day Last day of Art Splash

5 Tuesday

10:15 Members Schuylkill Stroll Tour

6 Wednesday

11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight2:15 Members African American Art Tour 5:00– Historic Houses 8:00 Parks on Tap5:00– Wed Nights 8:456:00– Dining Chef Demo: 8:00 Eat Your Veggies

7 Thursday

10:15 Members Jewish Connections Tour11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight5:00– Historic Houses 8:00 Parks on Tap

8 Friday

10:15 Families Baby Bird 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight2:00– Historic Houses 8:00 Parks on Tap2:15 Members Rodin Museum Tour5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights6:30 Talks & Tours Museum and the City Keynote Lecture

9 Saturday

10:00– Workshops 12:00 Rodin Sketch10:00– Talks & Tours 4:00 Museum and the City Symposium10:00– Open House & 9:00 Celebration Philadelphia Assembled 10:15 Members African American Art Tour11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight2:00– Historic Houses 8:00 Parks on Tap

10 Sunday

10:30– Members If These 12:00 Walls Could Talk11:00– Families 3:00 Adventures in Asia2:00– Historic Houses 8:00 Parks on Tap

12 Tuesday

2:15 Members Jewish Connections Tour7:00 Associate Sponsor Members Dress Rehearsal: Opera Philadelphia ($5,000+)

13 Wednesday

11:00 Families Stroller Tour5:00– Wed Nights 8:456:15 Members Schuylkill Stroll Tour

14 Thursday 10:15 Members Rodin Museum Tour

15 Friday

10:15 Families Baby Bird 5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights6:15 Members African American Art Tour

16 Saturday

10:00– Techné Members 12:00 Private Collection Visit2:00 Talks & Tours Jane Goodall

17 Sunday

11:00– Families Adventures 3:00 in Asia2:15 Members African American Art Tour

18 Monday

2:15 Members Rodin Museum Tour

19 Tuesday

6:00 Talks & Tours Library Lecture

20 Wednesday

2:15 Members Intro to the Collection Tour5:00– Wed Nights 8:456:00 Young Friends Members Open House

22 Friday

10:15 Families Baby Bird 5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights

23 Saturday

10:15 Members Schuylkill Stroll Tour

24 Sunday

11:00– Families 3:00 Adventures in Asia

25 Monday

6:00– Associate Members 9:00 Fall Kick-Off ($2,500+)

DiningOur restaurant is temporarily closed due to the renovations underway in the main building. Grab a bite at one of our cafés or our A_Burger food truck, all operated by STARR Catering Group.

Chef Demo: Eat Your VeggiesWednesday, Sept 6 | 6:00–8:00 p.m. | Museum Café | $55 ($50 members)

Chef Demo: Savory FavoritesWednesday, Nov 15 | 6:00–8:00 p.m. | Museum Café | $55 ($50 members)

For tickets, call 215-235-7469 or visit philamuseum.org/dining.

26 Tuesday

10:00– Talks & Tours 5:00 PHLA Event 2:15 Members Schuylkill Stroll Tour5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights

27 Wednesday

9:30– Courses 11:00 Changing Fashion5:00– Wed Nights 8:456:00– Members’ Night 8:00 Philadelphia Assembled 6:15 Members Jewish Connections Tour

28 Thursday

10:15 Members Rodin Museum Tour1:00– Courses 2:30 Changing Fashion

29 Friday

10:15 Families Baby Bird 5:00– Performances 8:45 Final Fridays

30 Saturday

12:00– Talks & Tours 4:00 Cider Making & Tasting

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Pay What You Wish10:00– Family Festival 3:00 Enchanted Forest

4 Wednesday

9:30– Courses 11:00 Changing Fashion5:00– Wed Nights 8:45

5 Thursday

11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight1:00– Courses 2:30 Changing Fashion

6 Friday

10:15 Families Baby Bird 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights6:30– Young Friends 8:00 Members First Friday: Inside Out

7 Saturday

11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight1:30, Performances 2:15 & Music in 3:00 the Galleries

8 Sunday

10:30 Members The Future of Your Museum11:00– Families 3:00 Colors & Chroma

10 Tuesday

10:30– Courses 1:30 Language of Film

11 Wednesday

9:30– Courses 11:00 Changing Fashion11:00 Families Stroller Tour5:00– Wed Nights 8:456:00– Collab Members 8:00 Tyler Hays

12 Thursday

10:00– Talks & Tours 5:00 PHLA Event 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight1:00– Courses 2:30 Changing Fashion1:00 Members Trolley Trip

13 Friday

Inside Out Residents Free Weekend 10:15 Families Baby Bird 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights

14 Saturday

Inside Out Residents Free Weekend 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight

15 Sunday

Inside Out Residents Free Weekend 11:00– Families 3:00 Colors & Chroma1:00 Trolley Tours Stories of the Workers

17 Tuesday

10:30– Courses 1:30 Language of Film

18 Wednesday

5:00– Wed Nights 8:45

19 Thursday

11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight2:00 Circle Members Art of the Peales ($500+)

20 Friday

10:15 Families Baby Bird 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights

21 Saturday

11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight

22 Sunday

11:00– Families 3:00 Colors & Chroma

23 Monday

2:00– Techné Members 4:00 Art of Tea

24 Tuesday

10:30– Courses 1:30 Language of Film

25 Wednesday

9:30– Courses Sacred 11:00 Objects & Spaces5:00– Wed Nights 8:45

26 Thursday

11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight1:00– Courses Sacred 2:30 Objects & Spaces7:00– Associate Members 9:00 Old Masters Now Opening ($2,500+)

27 Friday

Members’ Previews Old Masters Now10:15 Families Baby Bird 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight5:00– Performances 8:45 Final Fridays

28 Saturday

Members’ Previews Old Masters Now11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight

29 Sunday

Members’ Previews Old Masters Now11:00– Families 3:00 Colors & Chroma

31 Tuesday

Members’ Previews Old Masters Now10:30– Courses 1:30 Language of Film

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1 Wednesday

Members’ Previews Old Masters Now9:30– Courses Sacred 11:00 Objects & Spaces5:00– Wed Nights 8:45

2 Thursday

Members’ Previews Old Masters Now11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight1:00– Courses Sacred 2:30 Objects & Spaces10:00 & Associate Members 2:00 Art of Medicine ($2,500+)

3 Friday

10:15 Families Baby Bird 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights6:30 Talks & Tours Have to Have It Keynote Lecture

4 Saturday

9:30– Talks & Tours 5:00 Have to Have It Symposium10:30 New Members Meet & Greet11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight9:00 Fall into Art Party

5 Sunday

Pay What You Wish10:00– Family Festival 3:00 Feast Your Eyes2:00 Talks & Tours Contemporary Korean Craft

8 Wednesday

9:30– Courses Sacred 11:00 Objects & Spaces 11:00 Families Stroller Tour5:00– Wed Nights 8:456:00 Talks & Tours Curator’s Perspective

9 Thursday

8:00– Associate Members 10:00 Breakfast Tours ($2,500+)11:00– Craft Show 9:0011:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight1:00– Courses Sacred 2:30 Objects & Spaces6:30 Members Craft Show Meet & Greet

10 Friday

10:15 Families Baby Bird 11:00– Craft Show 7:00 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight11:00 Members Craft Show Meet & Greet5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights

11 Saturday

10:00– Workshops 12:00 Rodin Sketch10:00– Craft Show 6:00 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight

12 Sunday

10:00– Craft Show 5:00 11:00– Families 3:00 Sights & Sounds

14 Tuesday

9:30 Members Inside Look: Old Masters Now

15 Wednesday

5:00– Wed Nights 8:455:30– Collab Members 7:30 Student Design Competition Tour6:00– Dining 8:00 Chef Demo: Savory Favorites6:00 Talks & Tours Creation Made Visible

16 Thursday

11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight

17 Friday

10:15 Families Baby Bird 11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight2:00 Talks & Tours Rodin, Sex & Modern Sculpture5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights

18 Saturday

11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight2:00 Talks & Tours Creation Made Visible6:30– Talks & Tours 8:00 Collab Design Excellence Award

19 Sunday

11:00– Families 3:00 Sights & Sounds

22 Wednesday

5:00– Wed Nights 8:455:00 Holiday Tree- Lighting

23 Thursday

Closed for Thanksgiving

24 Friday

5:00– Performances 8:45 Friday Nights

26 Sunday

11:00– Families 3:00 Sights & Sounds

29 Wednesday

5:00– Wed Nights 8:45

30 Thursday

Member Appreciation Day11:00 Talks & Tours Spotlight11:00 Members Art in Focus ($1,000+)

Annual Tree-Lighting CeremonyWednesday, Nov 22 | 5:00 – 8:45 p.m. | East Terrace Music by York Street Hustle and festive treats will set the mood until the lighting countdown begins at 6:00 p.m. The holiday cheer continues inside with late hours.Free event; Pay What You Wish Museum admission after 5:00 p.m.Seasonal decorations generously provided by IBEW, Local 98 Dougherty Electric, Inc., and The Women's Committee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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Information

Designated parking, barrier free entrance, free wheelchairs, accessible restrooms, assistive listening devices, neck loops, scripts, large-print and braille materials, and more are available—ask at any Visitor Services desk.

Free sign-language interpreters and specially adapted tours are available; schedule three weeks in advance by calling 215-684-7602 or emailing accessprog@philamuseum.org.For more information on tours, workshops, programs, and outreach presentations, visit philamuseum.org/accessibility.

Accessibility

RegistrationAll programs are free unless otherwise noted. Dates, topics, and speak-ers for all programs are subject to change.Registration is suggested for all programs. A nonrefundable exchange fee is added to all ticket exchanges. Tickets cannot be refunded, and lost tick-ets cannot be replaced.

Call 215-235-7469 for tickets. Phone orders are subject to a $3.50 service fee per ticket ($2.50 members).Programs are priced separately from Museum admission except where noted. Admission to the galleries requires a separate ticket.Members receive a 20% discount on courses, workshops, and lectures. To join, call 215-235-7469 or visit philamuseum.org/membership.

Please arrive early to park and pick up tickets. We reserve the right to release seats at the start of a program. Parking at the Museum: Validate your parking ticket at any Visitor Services desk for member and visitor rates.Admission to the Museum is Pay What You Wish on the first Sunday of every month and every Wednesday night, 5:00–8:45 p.m.

Hours Main building10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Open until 8:45 p.m. Wednesdays and FridaysClosed Mondays

Perelman Building10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Closed Mondays

Rodin Museum10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Closed Tuesdays

Fairmount Park Historic Houses

Cedar GroveOpen through December

First Sundays: tours all day long, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Monday–Wednesday: closed

Thursday–Sunday: guided public tours at 11:00 a.m., 1:00 & 2:30 p.m.

Mount Pleasant Closed for general maintenance

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Funding Philadelphia Assembled is made possible by the William Penn Foundation, The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, The Daniel W. Dietrich II Fund for Contemporary Art, Wyncote Foundation, The Arlin and Neysa Adams Endowment Fund, Nancy M. Berman and Alan Bloch, Lynne and Harold Honickman, Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Schneider, Constance and Sankey Williams, the Mondriaan Fund, Lyn M. Ross, and The Netherland-America Foundation.

Old Masters Now: Celebrating the Johnson Collection has been made possible by The Annenberg Foundation Fund for Major Exhibitions, The Robert Montgomery Scott Endowment for Exhibitions, The Women’s Committee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Kowitz Family Foundation, Friends of Heritage Preservation, Lawrence H. and Julie C. Berger, The Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Exhibition Fund, The Harriet and Ronald Lassin Fund for Special Exhibitions, The Robert Lehman Foundation, Lyn M. Ross, and Saul Ewing LLP.

Support for the accompanying digital publication has been provided by Lois G. and Julian A. Brodsky, Martha Hamilton Morris and I. Wistar Morris III, an anonymous donor, and other generous individuals.

Marcel Duchamp and the Fountain Scandal is made possible by the Young Friends of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Support for Wild: Michael Nichols is provided by The Pew Charitable Trusts with additional support from Leslie Miller and Richard Worley, National Geographic, Lyn M. Ross, Lynne and Harold Honickman, Donna D. and Marvin Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Anderson, Barbara B. and Theodore R. Aronson, The Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Exhibition Fund, Mrs. Susannah D. Rouse, Constance and Sankey Williams, an anonymous donor, and other generous donors.

Support for Cy Twombly’s Iliad has been provided by The Daniel W. Dietrich II Fund for Excellence in Contemporary Art.

Patricia Urquiola: Between Craft and Industry is made possible by Lisa Roberts and David Seltzer. Additional support is provided by Collab—a group that supports the Museum’s modern and contemporary design collection and programs.

The Collab Design Excellence Award presented to Patricia Urquiola is generously sponsored by Publicis Health Media.

Art Splash is presented by PNC Arts Alive, with additional support from The Women’s Committee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Sondra and Martin Landes, Jr., Mari and Peter Shaw, the Julius and Ray Charleston Foundation, Inc., and the Center for American Art at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Credits as of July 6, 2017

Philadelphia Assembled is a project initiated by artist Jeanne van Heeswijk in collaboration with stakeholders from across the city and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The views expressed by individual participants or in materials developed as part of Philadelphia Assembled are representative of the project’s collective conception and production and are not, necessarily, the views of the Museum or any other individual involved.

All details of artwork in this brochure are from the collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art unless otherwise noted.

Page 4: Portrait of Archbishop Filippo Archinto, 1558, by Titian (John G. Johnson Collection, 1917, cat. 204). Page 5: Railroad Bridge, Argenteuil, 1874, by Claude Monet (John G. Johnson Collection, 1917, cat. 1050); The Adoration of the Magi, early 16th century, attributed to Hieronymus Bosch (John G. Johnson Collection, 1917, Inv. 1321). Page 9: “Antibodi” Chaise, designed 2006 by Patricia Urquiola

(Gift of Fury Design, Inc., Philadelphia, 2008-57-1); installation view of Fifty Days at Iliam: The Fire that Consumes All before It (1978; Gift (by exchange) of Samuel S. White 3rd and Vera White, 1989-90-5) and “Anabasis (Bronze)” (2011; Promised gift of the Cy Twombly Foundation, 2016), both works by Cy Twombly © Cy Twombly Foundation. Page 11: Coat of Arms with a Skull, 1503, by Albrecht Dürer (Gift of an anonymous donor, 2004-94-1); Woman’s Sweater, mid-1990s, Iceberg, a division of Gilmar (Gift of David A. Schwartz/Sophy Curson, Inc., 2008-164-5); Ceremonial Teahouse: Sunkaraku (Evanescent Joys), around 1917, de-signed by Ōgi Rodō. Page 17: Jane with Jou Jou, Republic of the Congo, 1991, by Michael Nichols (Courtesy of the artist) © Michael Nichols/National Geographic. Page 20: Portrait of the Misses Leader, 1813–14, by George Henry Harlow (The John Howard McFadden Collection, M1928-1-10). Page 31: Still Life with a Dessert, 1877 or 1879, by Paul Cézanne (The Mr. and Mrs. Carroll S. Tyson, Jr., Collection, 1963-116-5).

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