Monday, February 4, 2013
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American Art Starts Here: PAFA Refreshed, Reloaded
A collection of history paintings, early American landscapes, American impressionism paintings as well Philadelphia modernism highlight one of the great collections of American art in the world.
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Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts - Historic Landmark Building • 118-128 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19107   •   215-972-7600   •   www.pafa.org
Tickets: Included in admission

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Line Drives & Lipstick: The Untold Story of Women's Baseball
Nearly 50 photos and a variety of objects provide insight on the history of women's baseball.
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The Mercer Museum • 84 S. Pine St., Doylestown, PA 18901   •   215-345-0210   •   www.mercermuseum.org
Tickets: Included in admission

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Objects of Desire: Philip Jamison Collection
A celebration of artist and collector Philip Jamison's promised gift to the Museum 'Objects of Desire' features work by William Baziotes, Harry Bertoia, Morris Blackburn, Charles Jay, Leon Kelly, Angelo Pinto, Benton Spruance, Warren Rohrer and others.
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Woodmere Art Museum • 9201 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19118   •   215-247-0476   •   www.woodmereartmuseum.org
Tickets: Free

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Come & See (Soviet Union, 1985)
'Come & See' is powerful drama about a young Soviet soldier's experiences during World War II.
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International House of Philadelphia • 3701 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19104   •   215-387-5125   •   www.ihousephilly.org/
Tickets: Free

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Support Group for People With Cancer
People with Cancer (mixed diagnoses) meet in weekly, ongoing groups to learn from one another and to find strength together in their journey through treatment and recovery. All groups are professionally facilitated. To join, attendance at a Newcomers' Orientation and a short pre-placement interview are required.
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Paoli Hospital • 255 W. Lancaster Ave., Paoli, PA 19301   •   610-648-1000   •   www.mainlinehealth.org/ph
Tickets: Free

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Stitching the Story Together
Tour the Betsy Ross House while learning about why historians think Betsy was the one to sew the first American flag.
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Betsy Ross House • 239 Arch St., Philadelphia, PA 19106   •   215-686-1252   •   www.betsyrosshouse.org
Tickets: Included in admission

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Open Aperture
Open Aperture brings together photographers from around the country. The works are minimally edited in order to truly showcase the skills of each artists as a visionary.
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Frame Works Studio and Gallery • 2103 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19103
Tickets: Free

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Tacita Dean: Merce Cunningham Performs STILLNESS
British-born, Berlin-based artist, Tacita Dean's 16mm film installation: Merce Cunningham performs STILLNESS (in three movements) to John Cage's composition 4'33" with Trevor Carlson, New York City, 28 April 2007 (six performances; six films), 2008. Merce Cunningham (1919-2009), one of the most legendary choreographers of our time, was filmed by Dean in Cunningham's dance studio on Bethune Street, New York City on April 28, 2007 where he performed "STILLNESS" to his life partner's John Cage's 1952 composition, 4'33". As the title so aptly describes, this unrehearsed solo performance of Cunningham, sitting in a chair, was performed and filmed six times; occasionally another performer Trevor Carlson appears in the footage, standing with a stopwatch. Tacita Dean's six projected films of these performances and their unique ambient soundtracks run simultaneously within the Museum's space.
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The Fabric Workshop & Museum • 1214 Arch St., Philadelphia, PA 19107   •   215-568-8888   •   www.fabricworkshopandmuseum.org

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Support Group for People With Cancer
Meet with others who are experiencing cancer to gain support and information.
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Cancer Support Community of Philadelphia (formerly the Wellness Community of Philadelphia) • 4100 Chamounix Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19131   •   215-879-7733   •   www.twcp.org
Tickets: Free

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Stenton House Tours
Stenton is known as one of the earliest, best-preserved and most believable historic houses in Philadelphia. Its distinguished Georgian architecture, its outstanding collection, and its superb documentation combine to create one of the most authentic house museums in the region. As part of Philadelphia's Historic Northwest, Stenton now sits on three acres of the original 500-acre plantation. The site includes an elegant c. 1730 mansion, a kitchen wing, privy, icehouse, barn, and Colonial Revival garden. Built and owned by James Logan, Secretary to Pennsylvania founder William Penn, Stenton is a house of learning, past and present. As Pennsylvania grew as a Colony, James Logan was one of the most important individuals in guiding that growth. In time, he was able to build a country house, saying, "I am about purchasing a plantation to retire to for I am heartily out of love with the world." During the last twenty years of his life when he lived at Stenton, Logan was a distinguished scholar and collected a tremendous library, which he left to the City of Philadelphia. Through tours, educational programs and special events, Stenton continues to be an historic object lesson for visitors, giving them a sense of what life was like in the 18th Century.
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Stenton • 4601 N. 18th St., Philadelphia, PA 19140   •   215-329-7312   •   www.stenton.org
Tickets: $3; $1.50 children

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