Philadelphia Museum Of Art

CONSTRUCTION OF EARLY AMERICAN ART GALLERIES

ART OF THE JOSEON DYNASTY: TREASURES FROM THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF KOREA

MARY CASSATT AT WORK [THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART (PMA) RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS A $400,000 IMPLEMENTATION GRANT FROM THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES (NEH) TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF MARY CASSATT AT WORK (WORKING TITLE). CO-CURATED BY DR. JENNIFER THOMPSON, THE GLORIA AND JACK DROSDICK CURATOR OF EUROPEAN PAINTING AND SCULPTURE AND CURATOR OF THE JOHN G. JOHNSON COLLECTION, AND DR. LAUREL GARBER, THE PARK FAMILY ASSISTANT CURATOR OF PRINTS AND DRAWINGS, THE EXHIBITION WILL EXAMINE WHAT ?WORK? MEANT TO MARY CASSATT (1844?1926)?FROM THE ROLE WORK PLAYED IN CRAFTING HER IDENTITY AS AN ARTIST TO HER DEPICTIONS OF WOMEN?S ACTIVITY AND FEMININE LABOR IN THE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURIES. IT IS ANTICIPATED TO BRING TOGETHER APPROXIMATELY 115 PAINTINGS, PASTELS, DRAWINGS, AND PRINTS BY CASSATT FROM MUSEUMS ACROSS NORTH AMERICA AND EUROPE, WITH SELECT PRIVATE LOANS, AND WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PRINT CATALOGUE, DIGITAL PUBLICATION, AND EDUCATIONAL AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS.]

AMERICAN ART GALLERIES REINSTALLATION PROJECT

MEXICAN MODERNISM, 1910-1950

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP GRANTS

VENICE ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE

INVENTING AMERICAN STILL LIFE, 1800-1960

THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART WILL USE FUNDS TO SUPPORT AN ONGOING EFFORT TO CATALOGUE, PHOTOGRAPH, DIGITIZE, RESEARCH, AND REHOUSE DRAWINGS FROM THEIR PRINTS, DRAWINGS, AND PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT. THE PROJECT WILL PHOTOGRAPH 7,832 SMALL- TO MID-SIZED DRAWINGS, CONFIRM AND VALIDATE DATA IN THE MUSEUM’S COLLECTIONS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, CONDUCT IN-DEPTH CATALOGUING THAT WILL ADD PROVENANCE RESEARCH, DESCRIPTION, AND PUBLICATION AND EXHIBITION HISTORIES FOR SELECT WORKS, ADD ALL DIGITIZED WORKS TO THE MUSEUM’S ONLINE COLLECTION SITE; AND REHOUSE WORKS AS NEEDED.  AS A RESULT OF THE PROJECT, THE PRODUCTS OF THE CATALOGUING AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES FOR THESE FRAGILE AND LIGHT-SENSITIVE WORKS WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC ACCESS THROUGH THE MUSEUM’S ONLINE COLLECTIONS.

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP GRANTS

DIGITIZATION OF THE DECORATIVE ARTS COLLECTIONS IN STUDY-STORAGE

THE FLEISHER ART MEMORIAL WILL WORK WITH COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO EXPAND PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES FOR IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES OF SOUTHEAST PHILADELPHIA. PROJECT ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE VISUAL ART EXHIBITIONS AND PRESENTATIONS, COMMUNITY EVENTS, AND PUBLIC PROGRAMMING SUCH AS FREE ART WORKSHOPS. PROGRAM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION WILL BE INFORMED COMMUNITY COLLABORATORS AND A COMMUNITY PLANNING COMMITTEE, WHILE MUSEUM STUDIES STUDENTS FROM A LOCAL COLLEGE WILL BE RECRUITED TO ASSIST STAFF AND GAIN PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE. THROUGH OFFERING A CONTINUUM OF WELCOMING, ACCESSIBLE, AND CULTURALLY RELEVANT ARTS PROGRAMMING, THE MUSEUM WILL DEEPEN COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS AND ADVANCE CROSS-CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING WITHIN THEIR INCREASINGLY CONNECTED COMMUNITIES.

EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE CATALOGING PROJECT

MUSEUMS FOR AMERICA

MUSEUMS FOR AMERICA

MUSEUMS FOR AMERICA

MUSEUMS FOR AMERICA

MUSEUMS FOR AMERICA

CONSERVATION PROGRAM

MUSEUMS FOR AMERICA

MUSEUMS FOR AMERICA

TO SUPPORT THE TOURING EXHIBITION "ARSHILE GORKY: A RETROSPECTIVE," WITH ACCOMPANYING EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

TO SUPPORT A TOURING RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION OF WORK BY AMERICAN ARTIST JAMES CASTLE (1899-1977), WITH ACCOMPANYING CATALOGUE AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION, "FERNAND LEGER AND THE MODERN CITY."

PICTURING AMERICA TEACHER CONFERENCE

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION "MEXICAN MODERNISM, 1910-1950."

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION "AUDUBON TO WARHOL: THE ART OF AMERICAN STILL LIFE."

TO SUPPORT AN EXHIBITION, WITH ACCOMPANYING EDUCATION PROGRAMS, DELINEATING THE ARTISTIC LEGACY OF PAUL CEZANNE.

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION VAN GOGH UP CLOSE.

THE ART OF THE JOSEON DYNASTY, 1392-1910

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION "INK AND GOLD: ART OF THE KANO."

REHOUSING AND PRESERVING PRINTS, DRAWINGS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS

THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART WILL LAUNCH A COMPREHENSIVE AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVE TO BRING PATRONS BACK TO THE MUSEUM FOLLOWING CLOSURES DURING THE PANDEMIC AND TO HELP CONNECT YOUNG VISITORS TO ART. THE MUSEUM WILL PROCEED WITH A SAFE AND GRADUAL RETURN TO IN-PERSON ART KIDS PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. THIS INITIATIVE WILL BOTH REBUILD FAMILY AUDIENCES THAT HAD BEEN LOYAL TO THE MUSEUM PRIOR TO THE PANDEMIC AS WELL AS ENGAGE WITH THE PHILADELPHIA COMMUNITY MORE BROADLY. THE MUSEUM WILL ORGANIZE WEEKLY ART-MAKING PROGRAMS AND PLAYDATES FOR FAMILIES, CREATE FAMILY-FRIENDLY GALLERY RESOURCES, DISTRIBUTE ART-MAKING KITS, AND REINSTATE A LARGE-SCALE SUMMER PROGRAM. THE MUSEUM WILL CONDUCT COMMUNITY OUTREACH TO PARTNERS ACROSS THE CITY TO PROMOTE ITS PROGRAMMING AND RESOURCES.

BUILDING A DUCHAMP RESEARCH PORTAL AT THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART

PICTURING AMERICA TEACHER SEMINAR

21ST CENTURY MUSEUM PROFESSIONALS PROGRAM

TO SUPPORT THE VETERANS EMPOWERED THROUGH ART PROGRAM.

TO SUPPORT THE WIND CHALLENGE EXHIBITION SERIES AND RELATED PROGRAMMING.

TO SUPPORT THE WIND CHALLENGE EXHIBITION SERIES AND RELATED PUBLIC PROGRAMMING.

TO SUPPORT THE WIND CHALLENGE EXHIBITION SERIES AND RELATED PUBLIC PROGRAMS.

TO SUPPORT THE CHALLENGE EXHIBITION SERIES, A PROGRAM TO INTRODUCE CONTEMPORARY REGIONAL ART AND ARTISTS TO PHILADELPHIA RESIDENTS.

TO SUPPORT AN EXHIBITION SERIES FEATURING WORK BY CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

INTERNATIONAL POP

TO SUPPORT A DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS COMMUNITY FESTIVAL IN SOUTH PHILADELPHIA.

TO SUPPORT A DIA DE LOS MUERTOS COMMUNITY FESTIVAL IN SOUTH PHILADELPHIA.

TO SUPPORT THE WIND CHALLENGE EXHIBITION SERIES, AN EXHIBITION SERIES FEATURING THE WORK OF ARTISTS FROM THE PHILADELPHIA REGION.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT THE THE DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS COMMUNITY FESTIVAL.

TO SUPPORT A DIA DE LOS MUERTOS COMMUNITY FESTIVAL IN SOUTH PHILADELPHIA.

IN RECOGNITION OF THE FLEISHER YOUTH ART PROGRAMS FOR PROVIDING CHILDREN AND YOUTH FREE, HIGH-QUALITY ART-MAKING CLASSES, WORKSHOPS, AND RESIDENCIES.