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Proposal Perspectives: Reflections from Week Six
Heather Liang
Nov 15, 2017
Proposal Perspectives: Reflections from Week Six
Heather Liang
Nov 15, 2017
Heather Liang
Nov 15, 2017
From the Archives: The Stoop
Archives Month Philly
Oct 24, 2017
From the Archives: The Stoop
Archives Month Philly
Oct 24, 2017

A “threshold between private and public space” is how Monument Lab artist Kaitlin Pomerantz describes the stoop. For Philadelphia photographer John Frank Keith (1883-1947), a city stoop often served as his outdoor studio.

Archives Month Philly
Oct 24, 2017
From the Archives: Feel the Music and Mary Elizabeth Greenewalt
Archives Month Philly
Oct 24, 2017
From the Archives: Feel the Music and Mary Elizabeth Greenewalt
Archives Month Philly
Oct 24, 2017

It’s common for people to talk about the feel of music; how certain songs can make you feel like gliding underwater and others shoot you into the air, and you brace for a free fall. Not as many people talk about how music looks, matching colors to genres

Archives Month Philly
Oct 24, 2017
Proposal Perspectives: Reflections from Our Third Week
Aileen Walsh
Oct 10, 2017
Proposal Perspectives: Reflections from Our Third Week
Aileen Walsh
Oct 10, 2017
Aileen Walsh
Oct 10, 2017
Proposal Perspectives: Reflections from the Second Week
Ian Schwarzenberg
Oct 7, 2017
Proposal Perspectives: Reflections from the Second Week
Ian Schwarzenberg
Oct 7, 2017
Ian Schwarzenberg
Oct 7, 2017
Proposal Perspectives: Reflections from Week One on the Data Team
Heather Liang
Oct 5, 2017
Proposal Perspectives: Reflections from Week One on the Data Team
Heather Liang
Oct 5, 2017
Heather Liang
Oct 5, 2017
From the Archives: Philly Prison Culture
Archives Month Philly
Oct 5, 2017
From the Archives: Philly Prison Culture
Archives Month Philly
Oct 5, 2017

Philadelphia, city of firsts, pioneered solitary confinement and the concept of penitence—a prison philosophy that, its advocates hoped, could rescue people from a life of crime. Once the world’s most radical leader in the reconstruction of penal practices and prison spaces, Philadelphia now has the highest rate of incarceration of any large jurisdiction in the country.

Archives Month Philly
Oct 5, 2017
From the Archives: On the Waterfront
Archives Month Philly
Oct 5, 2017
From the Archives: On the Waterfront
Archives Month Philly
Oct 5, 2017

The Delaware River is a vital working river--in 2017 Philadelphia’s port is the country’s twelfth largest. 

Archives Month Philly
Oct 5, 2017
From the Archives: From Draisiana to Bicycle
Archives Month Philly
Oct 2, 2017
From the Archives: From Draisiana to Bicycle
Archives Month Philly
Oct 2, 2017

Philadelphia has a storied relationship with the bicycle. This Philadelphia bike story begins in 1819, when Charles Willson Peale, a prolific Philadelphia artist best known for his depictions of the American Founding fathers, encountered the The "Draisiana" on display in Baltimore. 

Archives Month Philly
Oct 2, 2017
From the Archives: The Pretzel Proposition
Archives Month Philly
Oct 2, 2017
From the Archives: The Pretzel Proposition
Archives Month Philly
Oct 2, 2017

How fitting and appropriate for a German pretzel monument to be here. Philadelphia is the pretzel capital of America. 

Archives Month Philly
Oct 2, 2017
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