Village of Arts and Humanities - Revision history

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	*More than 40 years ago, Arthur Hall erected the Black Humanitarian Center near the corner of 10th and Lehigh in North Central Philadelphia (now The Village’s main programming building). For Arthur Hall, creating space for people in the neighborhood to read, dance, sing and make music, was a crucial part of each resident learning and celebrating the community’s culture and heritage.		*More than 40 years ago, Arthur Hall erected the Black Humanitarian Center near the corner of 10th and Lehigh in North Central Philadelphia (now The Village’s main programming building). For Arthur Hall, creating space for people in the neighborhood to read, dance, sing and make music, was a crucial part of each resident learning and celebrating the community’s culture and heritage.
	*Twenty years later, artist Lily Yeh continued growing spaces in the neighborhood, in the same spirit of communal care and compassion. For Lily, the beautification of physical space catalyzed positive mental and emotional shifts in the way that residents viewed their own lives and the health of their neighborhood. Using social art practice, both Arthur and Lily—the Village’s first artists in residence—in collaboration with Big Man, Jo Jo, H German Wilson and so many other influential figures, encouraged people to believe in, and help build a more beautiful and just future for themselves and their families. '''<u>([http://villagearts.org/about-us/ More from their About page)]</u>'''		*Twenty years later, artist Lily Yeh continued growing spaces in the neighborhood, in the same spirit of communal care and compassion. For Lily, the beautification of physical space catalyzed positive mental and emotional shifts in the way that residents viewed their own lives and the health of their neighborhood. Using social art practice, both Arthur and Lily—the Village’s first artists in residence—in collaboration with Big Man, Jo Jo, H German Wilson and so many other influential figures, encouraged people to believe in, and help build a more beautiful and just future for themselves and their families. '''<u>([http://villagearts.org/about-us/ More from their About page)]</u>'''
	[[Category:Is-~~Member-of~~-Philadelphia_Assembled]]		[[Category:Is-Member_Of-Philadelphia_Assembled]]
	== Info ==		== Info ==
	*[http://villagearts.org/learning-and-building-through-the-arts/ Programs]		*[http://villagearts.org/learning-and-building-through-the-arts/ Programs]

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Stan at 15:50, 26 April 2018

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	*More than 40 years ago, Arthur Hall erected the Black Humanitarian Center near the corner of 10th and Lehigh in North Central Philadelphia (now The Village’s main programming building). For Arthur Hall, creating space for people in the neighborhood to read, dance, sing and make music, was a crucial part of each resident learning and celebrating the community’s culture and heritage.		*More than 40 years ago, Arthur Hall erected the Black Humanitarian Center near the corner of 10th and Lehigh in North Central Philadelphia (now The Village’s main programming building). For Arthur Hall, creating space for people in the neighborhood to read, dance, sing and make music, was a crucial part of each resident learning and celebrating the community’s culture and heritage.
	*Twenty years later, artist Lily Yeh continued growing spaces in the neighborhood, in the same spirit of communal care and compassion. For Lily, the beautification of physical space catalyzed positive mental and emotional shifts in the way that residents viewed their own lives and the health of their neighborhood. Using social art practice, both Arthur and Lily—the Village’s first artists in residence—in collaboration with Big Man, Jo Jo, H German Wilson and so many other influential figures, encouraged people to believe in, and help build a more beautiful and just future for themselves and their families. '''<u>([http://villagearts.org/about-us/ More from their About page)]</u>'''		*Twenty years later, artist Lily Yeh continued growing spaces in the neighborhood, in the same spirit of communal care and compassion. For Lily, the beautification of physical space catalyzed positive mental and emotional shifts in the way that residents viewed their own lives and the health of their neighborhood. Using social art practice, both Arthur and Lily—the Village’s first artists in residence—in collaboration with Big Man, Jo Jo, H German Wilson and so many other influential figures, encouraged people to believe in, and help build a more beautiful and just future for themselves and their families. '''<u>([http://villagearts.org/about-us/ More from their About page)]</u>'''
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	== Info ==		== Info ==
	*[http://villagearts.org/learning-and-building-through-the-arts/ Programs]		*[http://villagearts.org/learning-and-building-through-the-arts/ Programs]

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	*[http://villagearts.org/news-and-events/ News and Events]		*[http://villagearts.org/news-and-events/ News and Events]
	*[http://villagearts.org/village-awarded-500k-artplace-grant/ Village awarded $500K Artplace grant]		*[http://villagearts.org/village-awarded-500k-artplace-grant/ Village awarded $500K Artplace grant]
	*[http://villagearts.org/get-involved/ Get Involved]		*[http://villagearts.org/get-involved/ Get Involved & Volunteer]

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Stan at 23:06, 20 December 2017

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	==~~= HISTORY =~~==		== Artist-facilitated Community Building ==

	*Our legacy is anchored in artist-facilitated community building.
	*More than 40 years ago, Arthur Hall erected the Black Humanitarian Center near the corner of 10th and Lehigh in North Central Philadelphia (now The Village’s main programming building). For Arthur Hall, creating space for people in the neighborhood to read, dance, sing and make music, was a crucial part of each resident learning and celebrating the community’s culture and heritage.		*More than 40 years ago, Arthur Hall erected the Black Humanitarian Center near the corner of 10th and Lehigh in North Central Philadelphia (now The Village’s main programming building). For Arthur Hall, creating space for people in the neighborhood to read, dance, sing and make music, was a crucial part of each resident learning and celebrating the community’s culture and heritage.
	*Twenty years later, artist Lily Yeh continued growing spaces in the neighborhood, in the same spirit of communal care and compassion. For Lily, the beautification of physical space catalyzed positive mental and emotional shifts in the way that residents viewed their own lives and the health of their neighborhood. Using social art practice, both Arthur and Lily—the Village’s first artists in residence—in collaboration with Big Man, Jo Jo, H German Wilson and so many other influential figures, encouraged people to believe in, and help build a more beautiful and just future for themselves and their families. '''<u>([http://villagearts.org/about-us/ More from their About page)]</u>'''		*Twenty years later, artist Lily Yeh continued growing spaces in the neighborhood, in the same spirit of communal care and compassion. For Lily, the beautification of physical space catalyzed positive mental and emotional shifts in the way that residents viewed their own lives and the health of their neighborhood. Using social art practice, both Arthur and Lily—the Village’s first artists in residence—in collaboration with Big Man, Jo Jo, H German Wilson and so many other influential figures, encouraged people to believe in, and help build a more beautiful and just future for themselves and their families. '''<u>([http://villagearts.org/about-us/ More from their About page)]</u>'''

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	== Info ==		== Info ==
	*[http://villagearts.org/learning-and-building-through-the-arts/ Programs]		*[http://villagearts.org/learning-and-building-through-the-arts/ Programs]
			*[http://villagearts.org/news-and-events/ News and Events]
	*[http://villagearts.org/village-awarded-500k-artplace-grant/ Village awarded $500K Artplace grant]		*[http://villagearts.org/village-awarded-500k-artplace-grant/ Village awarded $500K Artplace grant]
			*[http://villagearts.org/get-involved/ Get Involved]