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Crane Arts

#107 April 2018/All Topics

Construction at the Crane Arts building prompts Art for the Cash Poor to find new, outdoor location

You don’t have to be a millionaire to enjoy art. It’s for everyone. Art for the Cash Poor was conceived with that idea in mind, knowing that financial barriers often keep people from even considering buying art.Started 19 years ago by InLiquid, a Philly-based nonprofit that works to create opportunities for visual artists, Art for

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April 12, 2018
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