William Penn Statue

Founded in 1872, the Association for Public Art in Philadelphia is dedicated to showcasing and preserving the city's rich history of outdoor sculpture. With a focus on engaging the public through award-winning audio programs and guided tours, the organization highlights iconic works like Alexander Milne Calder's William Penn atop City Hall.

Through collaborations with artists, educators, and civic leaders, the Association for Public Art continues to promote cultural appreciation and historical significance in Philadelphia's public spaces. By offering unique insights and experiences, the organization plays a vital role in connecting residents and visitors to the city's artistic heritage.

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