Attend an event and learn about important vernacular traditions that offer resources for making social change in our region.
In both North America and West Africa, four Liberian women have been using their music to address injustice and inspire action for social change.
Join us at long table lined with banana leaf, covered with steamed rice and assorted Indonesian dishes. No need for utensils, this feast is eaten with your right hand. Don’t worry, PFP staff member, Sinta, will walk you through it!
Artist and Buddhist meditation teacher Losang Samten returns to PFP for his annual residency, creating an image of the universe in colored sand over the course of a week.
The screening is hosted by Society for Applied Anthropology at their Annual Meeting.
The film will be played at the Regency Room at Loews Philadelphia Hotel
This is a FREE and public screening.
Grant writing support for the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Apprenticeship program. This grant supports close work between a master and apprentice artists.
Grant writing support for the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Apprenticeship program. This grant supports close work between a master and apprentice artists.
Host: University of Pennsylvania CAMRA Student Media Collaborative
Location: Rainey Auditorium at Penn Museum
FREE and open to the public
Stop by PFP for a session with Leeway Foundation program staff: no appointment necessary. Leeway grants are for women and trans artists creating art for social change. March 1st is the next grant deadline.
Iraqi painter Mayada Alhumssi uses brilliant colors and images to interpret Iraqi folk songs. Her paintings celebrate and revive her cultural traditions and preserve these songs for the next generation.
You are invited to dinner and a movie. Be part of the premiere of Because of the War and help us mark our 30th Birthday at this special event including drinks and dessert. Tickets are $20/$25, sponsorships and ads are available.
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