Mural Arts Program Annual Report by Steve Weinik

REFLECTING BACK

FORGING AHEAD Annual Report 2010 – 2011

We believe that public art brings life to Philadelphia and that the city’s public art belongs to all of us. We are dedicated to furthering public art by deepening relationships with our many stakeholders, fostering exciting new dialogues, and working with cutting-edge contemporary artists.

This report offers a reflection on recent successes and outlines our plans for forging ahead. We look forward to working with you along the way as, together, we use art as a catalyst to ignite change in the lives of all of our constituents.

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For more than 27 years, the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program has had a dramatic impact on the people and neighborhoods in Philadelphia, engaging them in the creation of murals and other public artworks that help revitalize urban neighborhoods and commercial corridors.

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REFLECTING BACK The Paul Robeson mural, originally painted by Peter Pagast in 1999, is one of West Philadelphia’s most well-known and beloved murals. This past year it received a makeover courtesy of the Albert M. Greenfield African American Iconic Images Collection and artist Ernel Martinez (pictured). Martinez worked to brighten and repair the artwork so that it will continue to honor Robeson’s unparalleled legacy of excellence in the arts, academia, athletics, and human rights.

FORGING AHEAD Ernel Martinez will lend his artistic talents to several Mural Arts projects this year, including: The Roots Mural Project, which will celebrate the musical creativity and genius of Philadelphia’s hip hop heroes The Roots, especially founders Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson and Tariq “Black Thought” Trotter. The Haiti Mural Project, a project we are creating in collaboration with 18 survivors of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti and the larger Haitian population of Germantown. Through the creative process, we will facilitate healing conversations that give voice to and build connections within the Haitian community. The Porch Light Initiative, Mural Arts’ threeyear effort to place art- and mural-making at the heart of the recovery process at three behavioral health clinics. Martinez will be working with clients at Project H.O.M.E. to create a large-scale mural.

Finding the Light Within Muralists Kala Hagopian (left) and Kien Nguyen (right) paint panels of Finding the Light Within in our paint studio at The Gallery at Market East.

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The past two years have been special for Mural Arts and for all of us who have shared in its incredible journey. It has been such a privilege to witness this pioneering arts organization grow into its role as a national and international leader in the world of community-based public art- and mural-making, and to take a small part in guiding its work. In 2009, Mural Arts celebrated its 25th anniversary, marking two and a half decades of public service, and challenging itself for the next 25. Mural Arts remains faithful to its mission and committed to improving the lives of every Philadelphian, while pushing its artistic boundaries in a way that helps redefine what public art can be. Mural Arts has long recognized the pivotal role that inclusive public art plays in the transformation of communities from within and has helped dramatically improve Philadelphia’s civic and cultural landscape. As the organization continues to grow and develop, using

Dear Friend of Mural Arts,

innovative technologies and methods to create art that inspires lasting change throughout Philadelphia, it remains constant in its commitment to the city’s underserved communities and individuals in need of second chances. The program continues to be such a great investment of time, energy, and resources, and regularly touches the lives of all who encounter its work. I am proud to serve such a dynamic organization that accomplishes great work throughout Philadelphia. Sincerely, Joe Goldblum Chair, Board of Directors

Henry Ossawa Tanner: Letters of Influence Muralist Keir Johnston puts the final touches on the Henry Ossawa Tanner: Letters of Influence mural.

Dear Friends, Mural Arts Advocates Board of Directors

Many people in our city, around the country, and throughout the

Kimberly Allen Dan Astolfi Hilda Bacon Richard Binswanger Jamie Bischoff, secretary David Brown Marc Brownstein The Honorable Darrell Clarke, ex-officio Linda DeJure,

growing reputation as the mural capital of the world. As we have built

vice president

Tamala Edwards Dr. Arthur Evans, ex-officio Catherine Franks John Gattuso Joseph Goldblum, chair Philip Goldsmith Peter Gross Erik Hirsch The Honorable James Kenney, ex-officio Susanna E. Lachs Roger LaMay Margelle Liss Lynn K. Manko Brett Mapp Zach Oppenheimer David Pudlin Milton (Tony) Schneider Gary Steuer, ex-officio Ed Tettemer Carlton Tolbert Clarena Tolson, ex-officio Howard “Chip” Wilson

world know about Mural Arts, as Philadelphia has earned an evera strong collection of community-based public art over the last 27 years we have also worked hard to broaden our artistic range, initiating more daring and creative off-the-wall projects with a greater sense of adventure and innovation, and the promise of more long-term impact for the communities we serve and of which we are a part. We have seen our work have significant impact in all of Philadelphia’s neighborhoods. We are proud to lay claim to a wide range of projects, a body of work that has grown and diversified exponentially over the last several years. And we are thrilled to contribute to the creative energy of Philadelphia, and to help put our city on the map of the contemporary art world through extensive new temporary projects, public installations, and cutting-edge works. As we reflect on the last two years, we also look forward with renewed energy and a continued commitment to giving voice to the indomitable spirit of our city, the wealth of personality, hope, love, and determination that courses through our work and drives our organization to create bold, innovative, and meaningful public art for all of us. Best wishes, Jane Golden Executive Director

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Over the past several years we have created between 50 and 100 murals annually in partnership with thousands of individuals and hundreds of organizations. These projects ranged in scale from small murals created in collaboration with specific neighborhoods to major civic initiatives that engaged thousands of city residents and garnered attention from a national audience.

Despite variances in size and goal, each project employed a common approach: • We included a wide range of stakeholders in the conception and creation of every piece. • We worked in partnership with public, non-profit, and for-profit entities, aligning our projects with existing strategies. • We engaged cutting-edge contemporary artists from local, national, and international pools who helped us build our social practice.

This deeply cooperative approach to creating public art generated social capital, inspired a sense of communal ownership over public space, and empowered people to continue to work for positive change in their communities. In fall 2010, we formalized a new program area focusing on the behavioral health community by creating artistic hubs within clinics. By offering art-making classes and leading community-based art projects, we are helping those in recovery forge positive and supportive relationships with family and community members. In an effort to assess the program’s potential as a replicable model, we are currently working with the Yale School of Medicine to conduct a three-year evaluation of three of these sites, together called The Porch Light Initiative.

Journeys South Different Paths, One Market (Street Market Awnings) Neighbor Ballads (Poetic Broadsides)

The outcomes for each of these projects varied from stimulating economic growth along struggling commercial corridors, to inspiring a dialogue and reconciliation in communities plagued by conflict, to giving a voice to important social concerns, such as homelessness, suicide, and the criminal justice system.

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Light Drift

Photo by Dan King

FORGING AHEAD

Mural Arts is currently working to expand the definition of muralism to include 21st century ideas and technologies. Working both on and off the wall, we look forward to introducing our constituents to several new artists and new media over the next several years. Over the next year, for example, internationally celebrated Dutch artist team Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn will continue their 18-month residency with us, during which time they are living and working in a community in North Philadelphia and bringing new public artworks to three of the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commercial corridors.

MURALS & SPECIAL PROJECTS World-famous Dutch artists Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn take on the Philly Painting project.

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Philly Chunk Pack Justice Taylor, Gary Steuer, Mayor Michael A. Nutter, Tony Goldman, Kenny Scharf, and Jane Golden pose for a photo at the Philly Chunk Pack mural dedication.

Lunch Truck Project

We offered instruction year-round, with classes meeting twice per week after-school, and daily during the summer. Instruction included a combination of lessons in artmaking technique, independent and collective art-making activities, field trips to local cultural sites, and work on murals. Students attended public events and mural dedications connected to the projects they worked on, which gave them a chance to experience firsthand the impact of their work on communities, to see their accomplishments celebrated, and to practice their public speaking skills.

ART EDUCATION ©City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program / Shira Walinsky Photo by Steve Weinik

Our safe and supportive classrooms facilitated fun and engaging learning experiences that were responsive to the interests and experiences of our students. Once empowered with skills as creative thinkers and makers, youth collaborated on major public art projects that helped lift them up as agents for positive change in their communities.

In recent years, we have provided free Art Education programs to more than 1,500 youth annually at sites throughout Philadelphia, offering a constructive and engaging opportunity to young people with few or no alternatives for artmaking or other out-of-school activities.

Litter Critter

Photo by Eunice Yu

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A leadership transition in fall 2010 prompted us to think about new strategies for engaging young people across the city. Following a months-long planning process, we restructured our staff and program design in order to build on our strengths while leveraging new opportunities. The revised program structure includes six tracks designed to accommodate students at all phases of their artistic development:

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Art education instructor Brad Carney leads his class in a drawing lecture.

Mayor Michael A. Nutter, Tariq â&#x20AC;&#x153;Black Thoughtâ&#x20AC;? Trotter, Jane Golden, and Kamal Gray at The Roots Mural Project press conference.

1. Foundations and Innovations, serving beginning youth ages 10 to 22. 2. A2O, an environmentally-themed track offered at recreation centers for beginning youth ages 10 to 14. 3. Restorative Justice Youth, an introductory track tailored to a severely at-risk population. 4. ARTrepreneurs, an entrepreneurship themed track for intermediate youth ages 14 to 18. 5. Emerging Muralists, serving intermediate and advanced youth ages 14 to 22. 6. Youth Apprenticeship Program, a paid, year-long internship program within one of Mural Arts Departments for Emerging Muralists graduates ages 17 to 22.

The new approach also features: Lesson plans that are inspired by the content and themes of major mural projects, giving our teachers a chance to introduce a rich variety of subject matters and experts into our classrooms. For example, youth who are currently collaborating on a mural honoring Philadelphia poet Sonia Sanchez are writing haiku, exploring meditative art forms such as photography and minimalism, and crafting handmade books. A Youth Development and Engagement Manager who helps participants transition between tracks and prepares them for outside opportunities such as high school and college applications, internships, scholarships, and exhibitions. A team of highly skilled lead and assistant educators who work closely with each other and our Art Education staff to deliver innovative and effective programming. In addition to their classroom duties, they make weekly reflective blog entries about their experiences and participate in Friday education labs.

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Artwork created by participants in our Restorative Justice program was displayed publicly on two occasions, first at the Mayor’s Office as a part of Art in City Hall during fall 2010, and then in an exhibition called Art Breaks Through, held in February 2011 at the Lincoln Financial Mural Arts Center at the Thomas Eakins House. Each exhibition received many visitors, and served as an opportunity for people to learn more about the justice system and engage in dialogue around its impact on our society and within our individual lives.

We have also enrolled over 100 individuals annually in The Guild Program, our artsbased work readiness program for adults coming out of the Philadelphia Prison System and probated young adults recruited through the city’s Youth Violence Reduction Partnership. Guild participants build practical skills through training with professional instructors, apprenticeships on community-engaged public art projects, and mentorship from our Employment Opportunities Specialist. The program is designed to combat the city’s high recidivism rates by building participants’ employability, helping them connect to their communities in positive ways, and reducing negative stigma towards former inmates.

The transformational nature of art is magnified through the successes we’ve seen in our Restorative Justice Program. In recent years, we have provided art education classes to over 200 inmates annually at several area prisons. In these classes, inmates built skills and discovered their creative voices, and made a visible contribution to communities in Philadelphia by helping to create murals.

The Melting Pot

Photo by Joe Hoffman

FORGING AHEAD

Henry Ossawa Tanner: Letters of Influence The mural crew for the Henry Ossawa Tanner mural project take a break from their work to have their photo taken.

Restorative justice

We continue to incorporate the concepts of restorative justice through mural-making and community service, and place a growing emphasis on creating a successful re-entry process. In coming years, we plan to increase awareness of the program through: The unveiling of Family Interrupted, a new mural that explores the impact of incarceration on families. During 2011 and 2012, inmates, ex-convicts, family members, and members of the public engaged in a series of dialogues, preparing artist Eric Okdeh to create an artwork that channels diverse stories and perspectives on the issue. Further promoting The Guild to local business owners in order to better facilitate our participants’ transitions into the work world. Launching Restorative Justice Month in April 2012 with events that showcase inmates’ creative talents and a regional symposium featuring influential scholars and practitioners in the restorative justice community.

Family Interrupted Artist Eric Okdeh works with community members at a recent Family Interrupted paint day.

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Tourism

Last year we introduced a new approach to this part of our work by introducing two formal mural collections: 1. Mural Mile Collection, featuring a series of iconic murals located in Center City. 2. Albert M. Greenfield African American Iconic Images Collection, featuring a selection of 47 murals that represent important African American figures and events in Philadelphia. Both collections were developed through extensive research processes and are accompanied by a range of free interpretive materials, including: free downloadable audio tours, a virtual home on our website, and in the case of the African American Collection, educational lesson guides and an iPhone/iPad application.

Over the past several years, we have continued to build a robust tours program that offers thousands of visitors and Philadelphia residents an inside look at the mural-making process and stories behind our greatest works of art.

A Celebration of Poetry Muralist Parris Stancell provides the story behind his work of art to tour customers during an Albert M. Greenfield African American Iconic Images Collection tour.

Opposite: A detail from the Group Tour Mailer designed to market mural tours to groups. Design by Brandon Kauffman, Type Image Form

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FORGING AHEAD Just in time for the 2012 tour season, our tours program will open the doors to Mural Arts at The Gallery, a 5,500-square-foot merchandise, exhibition, and paint studio space located on Level 2 of The Gallery at Market East. This new space will allow visitors to: TOUR Buy tickets to renowned Philadelphia mural tours, most of which start and end at The Gallery. SHOP Purchase one-of-a-kind merchandise including books, postcards, t-shirts, and original artwork made in Philadelphia. EXPLORE See a pictorial history of the Mural Arts Program, use Mural Explorer interactive touch-screen kiosks, and check out the latest exhibition from our diverse artwork. CREATE Visit a paint studio where master muralists work on our latest mural projects or reserve an experiential tour where they can participate in the creation of a mural.

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Financial Statement of Financial Position Assets

Statement of Activity and Changes in Net Assets 2011

2010

Cash and Cash Equivalents

$ 1,261,472

$ 844,842

Grants and Program Receivables net allowances of $35,437 & $49,980 for fiscal years 2011 and 2010, respectively

$ 2,421,024

$ 2,176,161

Inventory Prepaid Expenses Other Assets

Restricted

Total

Government

$ 500,000

$ 100,883

$ 600,883

Corporate

$ 654,766

$ 368,990

$ 1,023,756

$ 454,008

$ 1,229,334

$ 1,683,342

Grant Income:

$ 111,810

$ 86,869

$ 3,644

$ 10,361

Total

$1,608,773

$1,699,207

$3,307,980

Program Services and Revenues

$ 3,934,630

$ 603,288

$ 4,537,672

$ 451,216

$ 16,885

$ 468,101

$ 246

—

$ 246

Total Revenue

$ 4,386,091

$ 620,173

$ 5,006,264

Net Assets Released from Restrictions

$ 2,143,575

($ 2,143,575)

—

Total Support and Revenue

$ 8,138,439

$ 175,805

$ 8,314,245

Program Expenses

$ 5,303,487

—

$ 5,303,487

Support Services

$ 2,207,184

—

$ 2,207,184

Total Expenses

$7,510,671

—

$7,510,671

$ 5,616

$ 1,783

$ 1,651,938

$ 1,694,555

Total Assets

$ 5,455,504

$ 4,814,571

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: —

$ 285,885

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses

$ 451,498

$ 454,480

Accrued Payroll

$ 149,503

$ 194,334

Deferred Revenue

$ 250,217

$ 79,130

Total Liabilities

$ 851,218

$ 1,013,829

Net Assets:

Unrestricted

Foundations

Property and Equipment – NET

Line of Credit

Revenue and Support

Contributions

Investment Income

Expenses

Unrestricted Funds

$ 2,293,274

$ 1,665,505

Increase in Net Assets

$ 627,768

$ 175,805

$ 803,574

Restricted Funds

$ 2,311,012

$ 2,135,207

Net Assets Beginning of Year

$ 1,665,505

$ 2,135,207

$ 3,800,712

Total Net Assets

$ 4,604,286

$ 3,800,712

Net Assets, End of Year

$ 2,293,273

$ 2,311,012

$ 4,604,286

Total Liabilities and Equity

$ 5,455,504

$ 4,814,541

Photo by Miles Kennedy for the Philadelphia Phillies

Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels and muralist David McShane pose in front of a section of the Phillies Mural Project.

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Common Threads Rededication Muralist Meg Saligman and friends release confetti canons to celebrate the recent restoration of Common Threads, which was one of seven murals restored in the 2010–2011 fiscal year.

Impact by the numbers

Art Education The typical Philadelphia public school profile reveals

one visual arts

teacher serves 500–800 students. Public Citizens for Children and Youth, 2009

In FY2011, Mural Arts enrolled a total of at

1,815 students

38 sites in our Art Education programs.

Only 50% of Philadelphia high school students graduate on time and more than 40% drop out altogether. Ruth Curran Neild, Johns Hopkins University

100% of high school seniors in our Mural Corps art education program graduated from high school in 2011. 16

Restorative Justice

Murals and Special Projects

In FY2011, Mural Arts’ Restorative Justice Program involved

The net loss of real estate value in Philadelphia due to blighted properties

399 people, including: inmates, youth engaged in residential

placement centers, and participants in The Guild.

66% of ex-offenders will return to prison within three years of their release. Philadelphia Consensus Group on Re-Entry and Reintegration

Through 2011, only 10% of re-entry workers employed by Mural Arts re-offended within a year of their release.

Econsult Corporation 2009

Mural Arts projects are

one of the top five investments the city can

make on commercial corridors, reducing blight, increasing retail sales and raising property values. Econsult Corporation 2009

Philadelphia’s unemployment rate is 10.6%, Philadelphia Business Journal as compared to the national rate of 8.3%. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Each year, Mural Arts employs more than

Tourism Philadelphia hosted

$3.6 billion.

37.4 million visitors in 2010.

Visitor spending in Greater Philadelphia generates

$24 million per day in economic impact for the region — $8.7 billion for the year. Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation 2010

In FY2011, Mural Arts served 18,809 tour customers from 70 different countries.

250 artists as

muralists, assistant artists, and instructors, contributing

$2.2 million to Philadelphia’s Creative Economy. In FY2011, Mural Arts created a total of 174 murals with the help of 3,700 community members who participated in more than 100 paint days. /Our behavioral health initiative, Porch Light, served 94 participants at 3 behavioral health sites in FY2011. muralarts.org

MURAL ARTS IN THE NEWS CNN.com April 27, 2011

Associated Press November 7, 2011

Flying Kite Media June 21, 2011

“Take your Twitpic at Love Park (also known as John F. Kennedy Plaza, where the City of Brotherly Love’s famous Robert Indiana “Love” sculpture is located) and then hop on the SEPTA train for an overview of the city. It’s argued that Philly, in addition to being the birthplace of America, is also the birthplace of graffiti. In 1984, the city’s Mural Arts Program started, growing out of an anti-graffiti movement. Since then Mural Arts has produced more than 3,000 works of wall art around the city. Hop aboard the Love Letter Train Tour to view 50 romantic murals from the elevated train line and platforms on this subway tour.”

“As a teen, Tariq “Black Thought” Trotter got busted for graffiti and was ordered by a judge to perform 150 hours of what he called “scrub time” — cleaning up such vandalism by painting murals. More than 20 years later, it seems all is forgiven in his hometown. Philadelphia is showing some brotherly love to Trotter and the Grammy-winning band he co-founded, The Roots, by creating a city-sanctioned mural in their honor.”

“A new hybrid temporary and permanent public art installation has transformed an entire city block in the Mantua section of Philadelphia. A Place to Call Home, a project of the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, is a multimedia presentation that culminates at 3828 Melon Street. Over 200 people showed up for last week’s dedication of A Place to Call Home, which addresses the specific issue of homeless youth.”

Philadelphia Business Journal

Mashable.com August 12, 2011

New York Times October 26, 2010 “The [Love Letter] project was partly inspired, he said, by one completed last year along a blighted commercial stretch of West Philadelphia by the artist Steve Powers. As part of that city’s Mural Arts Program, Mr. Powers created a series of eye-popping murals visible from the elevated train line, with the cooperation of local property owners.”

February 25, 2011 “The Albert M. Greenfield African American Iconic Images Collection will include 47 murals throughout the city. Tours will be offered with a guide or self-guided. An audio tour, which can be downloaded to an MP3 player, will feature narration from Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson of The Roots. A website, http://iconic.muralarts.org/, provides educational background, maps, mural histories and other information.”

“Mural Explorer digitizes Philadelphia’s anti-graffiti, pro-mural initiative, which aims to make the city one of the world’s largest outdoor art galleries. You can view murals by neighborhood and read the stories behind the artwork.”

Forbes.com June 28, 2011 “But the [Thomas Eakins] house isn’t just an historical relic. It serves as the headquarters of the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program. The agency was founded in 1984 by Jane Golden as an anti-graffiti initiative that provided

artistic outlets for city teens. There’s not a neighborhood in the city that hasn’t been touched by one of its more than 3,000 outdoor murals. It is the largest mural arts program in the U.S. and has earned international acclaim. In the past the organization has expanded to indoor works and themed presentations and other outdoor installations, such as a light display over a portion of the Schuylkill River.”

National Public Radio August 23, 2010 “The City of Philadelphia is known for many things — cheese steaks, the Liberty Bell, the Rocky statue — not to mention being the birthplace of America. But now, the City of Brotherly Love can boast one more sight to see — colorful murals painted by locals are transforming Philadelphia’s neighborhoods into outdoor art museums. The murals are collaborations between the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program and local citizens — who get involved to beautify their communities, connect with neighbors and fight graffiti and crime.”

DonorS O R G A N I Z AT I O N S ACE Group The Albert M. Greenfield Foundation Anonymous Aramark Aresty Institute of Executive Education Artpreneurs Inc. Avencia Incorporated The Ball Family Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation The Barnes Foundation The Barra Foundation Berger Memorial Fund Berwind Fund BJR Financial Services The Brook J. Lenfest Foundation Brotherhood Lodge No. 126 Free and Accepted Masons of Pennsylvania Bryn Clovis Foundation Bryn Mawr College Calvary Presbyterian Church Cherry Scaffolding The Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback Foundation The Christopher Ludwick Foundation Citizens Bank Foundation Claneil Foundation Cohesive Capital Partners Commons & Commons, LLP Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development

Connelly Foundation Corptalk, LLC Cotiga Development Co De Paul Catholic School Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Dr. Bronner’s Family Foundation Drexel College of Nursing The Edouard Foundation, Inc. The Edward & Stacey Rivkin Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation Electronic Ink The Elizabeth B. and Arthur E. Roswell Foundation, Inc. Encore Brand, LLC Enterprise CDC Fairmount CDC First Cornerstone Foundation The Fischer Foundation Ford Foundation The Forrest & Frances Lattner Foundation Foundations, Inc. Frateral Order of Police, Lodge #5 Philadelphia Friends of the Laurel Hill Cemetary Fund for Philadelphia Generocity Community Alliance GlaxoSmithKline Glenmede Graham Partners, Inc. Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Gwynedd Mercy College Hahnemann University Hospital Hamilton Family Foundation

Heart of America Foundation The Hess Foundation Heritage Philadelphia Program through the Pew Center for Arts and Heritage The Honickman Foundation The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Hummingbird Foundation IBM Independence Charter School Independence Foundation Jefferson University John K. and Elizabeth W. Knorr Foundation The John Kenton and Elizabeth Hentz Eisenbrey Foundation Journal of Ecumenical Studies Judith Worth Rosenbaum Interiors Julian A. and Lois Brodsky Foundation Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts Knapp Gallery Korean Community Development Services Center KPMG LaSalle University Liberty Property Trust Libertyme Foundation Lincoln Financial Foundation, Inc. Lomax Family Foundation The Lumpkin Family Foundation Main Line Health Major Artery Revitalization Committee Malfer Foundation Manayunk Special Services District

Marcum LLP Metrocorp The National Arts Program Foundation National Endowment for the Arts The Needles Family Foundation Neumann University New Kensington CDC NewCourtland Elder Services Nina Abrams Fund OMG Center for Collaborative Learning Parkway Corporation P.E.T. Charter High School Palisades Community Foundation The Patricia Kind Family Foundation PECO Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Pennsylvania Humanities Council The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust Pennsylvania Women’s Forum People’s Emergency Center Peter A. Wiley and Elizabeth Greene Wiley Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation Pew Center for Arts & Heritage through the Heritage Philadelphia Program Pew Center for Arts & Heritage through the Philadelphia Exhibitions Initiative Phi Theta Kappa Middle States Region Philadelphia Academies, Inc.

Philadelphia Activities Fund Philadelphia Arts in Education Partnership Philadelphia Cultural Management Initiative through the Pew Center for Arts and Heritage Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia Exhibitions Initiative through the Pew Center for Arts & Heritage The Philadelphia Foundation Philadelphia Mental Health Care Corporation Philadelphia Youth Network The Phillies Plants. Etc. PNC Arts Alive Port Richmond Savings Bank Princeton University Prudential Foundation PTS Foundation Radian Red Tettemer, Inc. The Reinvestment Fund Robert Saligman Charitable Foundation The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Rosenlund Family Foundation Ross Family Fund S. Peter and Janice Albert Foundation SAP Matching Gift Program School District of Philadelphia Sheila Fortune Foundation Shoprite-Colligas Family Markets

Siemens Medical Solutions, USA Springside School St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church Straus-Harris Foundation Sunoco Surdna Foundation TD Charitable Foundation The Thomas Skelton Harrison Foundation Thomas & Carolyn Langfitt Family Foundation Thomas Scattergood Behavioral Health Foundation United Way of Delaware University City District University City Swim Club University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing Urban Outfitters US Airways US Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Deliquency Prevention US Trust The Utley All Stars Foundation Verdi Contracting Inc Verizon Foundation Villanova University The Violette deMazia Foundation Virtua Visiting Nurse Associate of Greater Philadelphia The Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation WHYY William Penn Foundation muralarts.org

Woven Legends, Inc The Wright-Hayre Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation World Cafe Live Staff Wyncote Foundation Yentis Foundation

INDIVIDUALS

Diego Rivera $ 1,000+ Anonymous Ellen Baxter and Robert Kavash Jamie Bischoff Richard and Cheryl Binswanger John C. Bogle Mr. and Mrs. J. Mahlon Buck Jr. David Cohen and Ellen Goodman John Cunningham Linda Dejure Howard and Phyllis Fischer Julia and David Fleischner Joe and Jane Goldblum Robert Goldenberg Peggy Greenawalt Marcy Gringlas and Joel Greenberg Deborah and Stuart Gross Kurtz Carole Haas Gravagno Rodd and Kerry Henkels Erik Hirsch and Margaret McAllister Pauline Clark McAndrew and Robert Hudson Carolyn Payne Langfitt David and Margaret Langfitt Dorothea Leicher H.F. (Gerry) Lenfest Stephen Levick Alan Lindy Deborah Luepnitz Cheryl Martin Joanna McNeil Lewis 20

John and Gina Moore Mrs. J. Maxwell Moran Zach Oppenheimer Seymour Preston David and Helen Pudlin Ira and Arden Saligman Ellen Sherk Herman Silverman and Elizabeth Serkin Deborah Silvers and Nicholas Adams Leila Sobel Shanin and Tracey Specter Leonard and Barbara Sylk Robert V. Ward Jr. Ken and Judy Weinstein Howard and Patricia Wilson Jami Wintz McKeon Pat and Warren Witte Joseph and Renee Zuritsky

Keith Haring $999 – $500 Matthew Adams Rocco Albano Valerie Arkoosh Hilda Bacon Don and Kathrine Blenko Debra Bloom Carolyn Cannuscio and Dan Rader Fred and Karen Clark Jane C. Davis Joseph Dworetzky Bill Eastman R. Elfant Mr. and Mrs. Barry Feinberg Donald and Gay Fish Bill and Carol Fisher Rachel Hillhouse Osagie and Losenge Imasogie

Gabriele Lee Sheldon and Margelle Liss J. William Mills III Christine Plourde Robert L. and Gene E.K. Pratter Chip and Nancy Roach Gerald B. Rorer Ann and Larry Seidman Joanne Sundheim Mr. James Touhey-Donovan Mary Webb Ana Maria Zaugg

Maxfield Parrish $499 – $250 Anonymous Camille Cates Barnett James Berkley Chuck and Martie Bernicker Geoffrey Berwind Mark and Amy Brenner Mr. and Mrs. James Buck, III Melvin Buckman Michael Carr Carol Caswell J. Gordon Cooney, Jr. Patricia H. Dent Barbara A. Devenny Marian G. Dixon William F. Dowling Susan and Stephen Dubow Caroline Estey King Elizabeth Fabens Anne Marie Figueroa Phyllis and Paul Fink Amy A. Fox Catherine Franks Nancy Glasberg Mrs. C. David Goff Amy Joy Goldberg

Phillip Goldsmith Ron and Linda Henry John Hollway Louisa Horsey Katherine Hovde Mary Hurtig Laura Jansen Nancy and Shahir Kassam-Adams Patrick and Ann Kavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Kaiser Marc McKenna and Laura Kind McKenna Elizabeth Kolsky Austin Lavin David Lerman and Shelley Wallock Amelia Longo B. A. Maclean Linda Matrunich and Patrick Grannan Michael and Nancy McLelland Della Micah Hal Michaels Mark H. Minter Michelle Molano Linda Munich Jerry Murphy Ms. Rachel Naselsky Doug Ross Seymore Rubin John Santoleri Lisa Miller and Ronald Sarachan Richard Scheff and Natalie Ramsey Antoinette F. Seymour Joseph Shapiro Joan Shepp Brian J. Siegel Florence Ruth Silvers Joseph and Connie Smukler David Stevens Tom and Meg Stoeri Betram Strieb Ed Tettemer

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