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As part of Philadelphia's year-long celebration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution, Martha Chahroudi, Associate Curator of Photographs, organized an exhibition featuring twelve photographers -- Thomas Arndt, Jack Carnell, Larry Fink, Bruce Gilden, Nan Goldin, Nicholas Nixon, Barbara Norfleet, Patrick Pagnano, Judith Ross, Stephen Scheer, Joel Sternfeld, and Jim Stone -- who have chosen the American people in contemporary society as the subject of their work.

As part of Philadelphia's year-long celebration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution, Martha Chahroudi, Associate Curator of Photographs, organized an exhibition featuring twelve photographers -- Thomas Arndt, Jack Carnell, Larry Fink, Bruce Gilden, Nan Goldin, Nicholas Nixon, Barbara Norfleet, Patrick Pagnano, Judith Ross, Stephen Scheer, Joel Sternfeld, and Jim Stone -- who have chosen the American people in contemporary society as the subject of their work.

As part of Philadelphia's year-long celebration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution, Martha Chahroudi, Associate Curator of Photographs, organized an exhibition featuring twelve photographers -- Thomas Arndt, Jack Carnell, Larry Fink, Bruce Gilden, Nan Goldin, Nicholas Nixon, Barbara Norfleet, Patrick Pagnano, Judith Ross, Stephen Scheer, Joel Sternfeld, and Jim Stone -- who have chosen the American people in contemporary society as the subject of their work.

As part of Philadelphia's year-long celebration of the Bicentennial of the Constitution, Martha Chahroudi, Associate Curator of Photographs, organized an exhibition featuring twelve photographers -- Thomas Arndt, Jack Carnell, Larry Fink, Bruce Gilden, Nan Goldin, Nicholas Nixon, Barbara Norfleet, Patrick Pagnano, Judith Ross, Stephen Scheer, Joel Sternfeld, and Jim Stone -- who have chosen the American people in contemporary society as the subject of their work.

Mark Rosenthal curated this exhibition of a videodisc installation by local artist Peter D'Agostino entitled "Double You (and X, Y, Z.)" as part of the ongoing "Pertaining to Philadelphia" series.

This subseries includes two folders of preparatory materials for a cancelled exhibition featuring loans from Russia.

This subseries includes two folders of preparatory materials for a cancelled exhibition featuring loans from Russia.

"Form in Art" was an occassional exhibition featuring works produced in connection with the Education Department's studio art classes for people who are blind or visually impaired.

By bringing together works from the permanent collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art combined with paintings from private collections in the Philadelphia Area, Joseph J. Rishel curated an exhibition exploring Claude Monet's prominence and popularity in the Philadelphia area.

By bringing together works from the permanent collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art combined with paintings from private collections in the Philadelphia Area, Joseph J. Rishel curated an exhibition exploring Claude Monet's prominence and popularity in the Philadelphia area.