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Michael Rakowitz interviews Hayfaa Ibrahem Abdulqader at the July 30 live performance for Radio Silence
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Michael Rakowitz Gathers Immigrant and Military Voices to Tell the Story of Iraq

by Samantha Mitchell April 19, 2018April 23, 2018

For his podcast project Radio Silence, Rakowitz is bringing together stories from members of Philadelphia’s Iraqi community and US soldiers who served in Iraq.

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Philadelphia’s Monument Lab Asks, “What’s Right for Public Space?”

by Samantha Mitchell October 9, 2017October 10, 2017

In Philadelphia, artists including Mel Chin, Hank Willis Thomas, Karyn Olivier, and Michelle Angela Ortiz create new possibilities for monuments in public spaces.

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A Maze in Philadelphia Focuses Attention on the Hidden Cruelty of US Prisons

by Hrag Vartanian October 30, 2015

The US prison system is one of the world’s great shames.

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A Shock of Color in the City

by Sarah Archer June 19, 2014June 22, 2014

PHILADELPHIA — There are two public works on view in the Northeast right now by the Berlin-based artist Katharina Grosse. One, in Philadelphia, zips past as you ride a moving train; the other, in Brooklyn, inspires you to stand still and look closely.

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