Dance eXchange

To further the careers of young dancers by both teaching them the art of dance instruction and having them instruct in local schools

Dr. Dog plus Pig Iron: Leavers and Takers, the Concert-Spectacle

To merge two indie-arts genres by translating the music of rock band Dr. Dog into a theatrical spectacle

Eiko & Koma perform free outdoor events

To bring bold, highly theatrical performances by dancer/choreographers Eiko & Koma to two unique public outdoor spaces, the Reading Viaduct and PAFA’s Lenfest Plaza

Filmadelphia at the Roxy

To provide students and local filmmakers the opportunity to share their cinematic work by holding monthly community screenings at the Roxy Theater.

Four Exhibitions on the Leading Edge of Contemporary Photographic Practice

To cultivate new audiences for contemporary photography by organizing innovative exhibitions featuring digitally printed photographic murals, nontraditional approaches to portraiture and auxiliary programming

Freedom in the City Festival

To honor Philadelphia’s rich jazz legacy by producing a month-long festival in venues across the city during Jazz History Month

Freewall: the Artists’ Wall

To engage Philadelphians with art by bringing artist-created temporary outdoor wall-painting installations to Center City

Getting to Know You (Conociéndote): Bridging the Audience Divide

To engage more audiences in the city’s Latino arts scene by organizing gallery exhibits, including mixed-media installations and music performances

Girls Empowered Through Music

To empower girls through music by launching a large-scale choral event for seventh- to 12th-grade girls, featuring female conductors and composers

Landlab Series

To address the city’s environmental issues by hosting artists who will collaborate with scientists to create public environmental artworks and educational programs

Let the Roots Show: Kùlú Mèlé Celebrates the Roots of Urban Dance

To invite audiences to participate in master classes, rehearse and perform a new work blending traditional African dance with hip-hop, funk and soul

Mary Mattingly: WetLand

To ignite imaginations around the future of environmental conservation by creating a large and visually stunning art installation along the Delaware River complete with solar panels, gardens and more