Site Read is an anthology of essays from exhibition makers who illuminate the site-based innovations in now-iconic exhibitions they organized.
The Center produces in-depth web-based and print publications derived from our experience as cultural grantmakers. Discover diverse perspectives on evolving cultural practice in publications on topics such as exhibition making, cross-disciplinary approaches, restaging of performance works, and more.
Site Read is an anthology of essays from exhibition makers who illuminate the site-based innovations in now-iconic exhibitions they organized.
The Sentient Archive: Bodies, Performance, and Memory gathers the work of artists and cultural practitioners in dance, architecture, science, and the visual arts with essays that cross boundaries within and between disciplines, and illustrate how the body serves as a repository for knowledge.
As practitioners and curators increasingly cross artistic boundaries and borrow among disciplines, the web-based publication In Terms of Performance—produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage and the University of California, Berkeley—provokes dialogue, debate, and discovery in an anthology of keywords designed to generate shared literacies.
Danceworkbook, a series produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, documents the creative practice of living and working with dance.
In 2013, The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage launched An Experiment in Five Acts (Five Acts), conceived of in collaboration with Obie Award-winning playwright and former Center Visiting Artist Ain Gordon. Five Acts was aimed at artists and cultural producers working in the Philadelphia region who are negotiating mid-career challenges—be they purely aesthetic or more practical.